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From Signal to Research

Pulse points at a token. Research tells you whether it's worth a second look.

From Pulse cards into Research tables
A Pulse card is the start of a flow; Research is the next stop.

Pulse compresses fast lifecycle and activity signals into scannable cards. Research widens the view — table-based comparisons across New, Trends, and Gems, with the same token shown next to its peers.

Use Pulse to surface candidates. Use Research to test them.

Suggested Flow

  1. Find a token in Pulse.

  2. Note the token name, pair, or address.

  3. Open Research.

  4. Check whether the token appears in New, Trends, or Gems.

  5. Compare Market Cap, Live Liquidity, TXNS, Volume, 1H movement, and Audit signals.

  6. Apply filters to narrow related tokens if needed.

Why Research After Pulse

Pulse is a stream — token activity over a short window. Research is a table — peer comparisons within the same discovery context.

  • New — compare fresh token pairs side-by-side instead of one at a time.

  • Trends — compare recent activity within selected time windows.

  • Gems — review tokens that stand out by terminal metrics, not just by Pulse cadence.

A Pulse card answers "is this happening right now?". Research answers "how does it look against everything else happening right now?".

When to Stop

If Research surfaces any of the following, do not continue into a trade without deeper review:

  • Weak liquidity (low LIQ relative to MC).

  • Suspicious audit signals (concentrated holders, bundled supply, insider activity).

  • Low transaction count or thin volume.

  • Inconsistent volume vs. price action.

Stopping a flow at Research is a feature, not a failure. The cheapest trade is the one you didn't take.

More to Explore

Cover

The Pulse card field guide.

Cover

The hub for the second step in the flow.

Cover

What happens after Research clears a token.

Once Research clears a token, the next stop is From Signal to Trade — the pre-flight before any order goes out.

FAQs

Do I have to use Research before trading from Pulse?

Not technically — Pulse cards include a `Buy 0.01` shortcut. But skipping Research is how most bad trades start. Two screens, two minutes; almost always worth it.

How long should the Pulse → Research step take?

30–90 seconds. You're scanning, not auditing. The full audit happens on the [token page](../trading/token-page.md) after Research clears.

Which Research view should I open first?

Match the Pulse lane. New lane → [Research/New](../research/new-tokens.md). Migrated lane → [Research/Trends](../research/trends.md). Quality signal → [Research/Gems](../research/gems.md).

Can I jump from Pulse directly to Trading?

Yes — the card exposes a shortcut. But the [From Signal to Trade](from-signal-to-trade.md) checklist still applies. Speed doesn't substitute for review.

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