Filters and Metrics
Filters narrow Research to the rows you actually want to look at — DEX selectors, audit gates, and holder/metric ranges all compose on the same panel.
Open the filter panel from Filter in Research. Apply updates the table, Clear removes the current selection. Filters persist as you switch between New, Trends, and Gems — the same lens follows you across every tab.
The point of filters isn't fewer rows — it's better rows. A well-composed filter set drops the noise and keeps the part of the universe that's actually trade-worthy for your style.
Three filter families, one panel
DEX source filters, audit gates, and holder/metric ranges all live on the same panel — compose them into a working shortlist.
DEX SELECTORS
The DEX block lets you include or exclude tokens by the liquidity venue surfaced in the terminal. Visible options:
Pump
Pump AMM
Moonshot
Mayhem
Boop
Meteora DBC
Meteora DLMM
Meteora DAMM (incl. v1 and v2)
Raydium AMM V4
Raydium CLMM
Raydium CPMM
Raydium Launch
Bonk.fun
Bonkswap
Orca
Use the DEX selectors to bias the table toward (or away from) specific venues your strategy already trusts or avoids.
METRIC AND HOLDER RANGES
The range fields are where most of the lift comes from. Each has From and To where applicable.
Migration Progress — bonding-curve / migration state.
Dev Holding — % held by the dev wallet.
Snipers Holding — % held by sniper wallets.
Insider Holding — % held by wallets the terminal flags as insiders.
Bundler Holding — % held via bundlers at launch.
Top 10 Holders — concentration in the top 10 wallets.
Number of Holders — total holder count for the pair.
A typical working combination: a liquidity floor + a Top-10-Holders cap + a Dev/Insider/Bundler ceiling. The table thins fast, and what's left is usually worth a closer look on the Token Page.
TABLE METRICS REFERENCE
Every Research tab uses the same primary columns — this is the vocabulary the filters operate on.
Pair — token symbol and paired asset.
Market Cap — terminal-shown market value.
Live Liquidity — current pool depth.
TXNS — transaction count, usually with buy and sell split.
Volume — traded value within the table's active context.
1H — one-hour movement where the row supports it.
Audit — audit and risk-related signals (see Audit Signals).
PRACTICAL USE
Use filters to reduce noise, not to manufacture conviction.
Compose 2-3 filters rather than one heavy filter — narrow shortlists beat strict toggles.
A clean row is still a row that needs a token-page read.
Filters don't change the underlying market; they just change what you're looking at.
A filtered table is not a trade signal. Review the Token Page, audit signals, and your Trading Settings before placing an order.
FAQs
How do I open the filter panel?
Click Filter on any Research tab. The same panel is shared between New, Trends, and Gems. Apply updates the table, Clear resets the selection.
Do filters persist when I switch tabs?
Yes. The same filter set follows you from New → Trends → Gems.
Which DEXes are selectable?
Pump, Pump AMM, Moonshot, Mayhem, Boop, Meteora DBC / DLMM / DAMM (v1 + v2), Raydium AMM V4 / CLMM / CPMM / Launch, Bonk.fun, Bonkswap, and Orca.
What's the difference between Insider Holding and Bundler Holding?
Insider Holding is the share held by wallets the terminal flags as insiders. Bundler Holding is the share acquired via bundlers at launch. Different mechanisms, same direction — both indicate concentrated supply outside organic holders.
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