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# New Tokens
**The New tab is the as-it-happens feed — Solana token pairs the moment they appear on-chain, with full per-row metrics already populated.**
Research — New tab, ordered by on-chain appearance.
New is the freshest surface in Research. There's no time-window selector — rows arrive at the top as the pair appears, and existing rows slide down. Use it when you want to scan brand-new market activity, but never use it as a buy signal on its own: early tokens are exactly the ones that move hardest in both directions.
Every row carries the same Research column set, so you don't need to switch tabs to read the basics. Token age, paired asset, and buy/sell split sit alongside Market Cap, Liquidity, TXNS, Volume, and Audit.
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**Watch fresh on-chain activity**
Rows arrive at the top as pairs appear on-chain — open a token only after the metrics support the conviction.
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## WHAT THE TABLE SHOWS
* **Pair** — token symbol and paired asset.
* **Market Cap** — current MC at the time of view.
* **Live Liquidity** — pool depth right now.
* **TXNS** — total transaction count with buy / sell split.
* **Volume** — trade volume for the row.
* **Audit** — contract-level risk markers.
* **Age** and short-window movement also visible where the row supports it.
## HOW TO READ A NEW ROW
A short reading order to avoid the "it's new so I'll click" trap.
* Check how recently the token appeared — minutes-old is very different from hours-old.
* Compare **Market Cap** against **Live Liquidity** — thin liquidity at any MC is a flag.
* Read **TXNS** with the **buy / sell** split — a wall of buys with no sells is often unprintable on exit.
* Confirm Volume is *real* trading, not a single whale tap.
* Check Audit before opening the token page — see [Audit Signals](/graphdex-docs/research/audit-signals.md).
## FILTERING NEW
Open `Filter` to bring up the Research filter panel — the same panel you use on Trends and Gems.
* DEX selectors narrow the source pool.
* Audit-related filters drop rows that fail your floor.
* Metric filters compose on top — liquidity floor, MC band, volume threshold.
* `Apply` updates the table; `Clear` removes the current selection.
* Filters persist as you switch Research tabs.
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Don't trade from the New table just because a row is recent. Open the [Token Page](/graphdex-docs/trading/token-page.md), review the chart and metrics, check audit signals, and confirm [Trading Settings](/graphdex-docs/trading/trading-settings-overview.md) first.
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## FAQs
Does New have a time-window selector?
No. New is an as-it-happens feed — rows are ordered by on-chain appearance. Time windows live on [Trends](/graphdex-docs/research/trends.md) and [Gems](/graphdex-docs/research/gems.md).
What columns are on a New row?
**Pair, Market Cap, Live Liquidity, TXNS** (with buy/sell split), **Volume, Audit** — plus age and short-window movement where the row supports it.
How is New different from Pulse?
Pulse is a card-stream lifecycle view (New / About to migrate / Migrated). New in Research is a table-style view of just-appeared pairs. Same universe, different shape. See [Pulse Overview](/graphdex-docs/pulse/pulse-overview.md).
Is a New row a buy signal?
No. New surfaces fresh appearances — nothing more. Confirm metrics, audit, and your Trading Settings before placing an order.
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