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# 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.**
Research filter panel — DEX selectors and metric ranges.
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.
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**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.
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## 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](/graphdex-docs/trading/token-page.md).
## 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](/graphdex-docs/research/audit-signals.md)).
## 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.
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A filtered table is not a trade signal. Review the [Token Page](/graphdex-docs/trading/token-page.md), audit signals, and your [Trading Settings](/graphdex-docs/trading/trading-settings-overview.md) before placing an order.
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## 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.
Why does my table show No records found?
The current filter set has no matches in the active tab / window. Widen a range, drop a filter, or clear filters entirely to confirm rows exist outside the lens.
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