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Research Overview

Research is where every GraphDex workflow starts — scan Solana token pairs, compare market activity side by side, and decide what's worth opening in Trading.

On the Polygon (Predictions) side of GraphDex, this section has a parallel — see Predictions side.

Research — New pairs table
Research — the default discovery view of the terminal.

Research turns the Solana token universe into three readable tables. Each tab is a different angle on the same live feed: New for fresh pairs, Trends for sustained activity, and Gems for high-signal candidates by GraphDex terminal metrics.

Every row in every tab carries the same column set — Pair, Market Cap, Live Liquidity, transaction count with buy and sell split, Volume, short-window movement, and Audit. The data refreshes continuously, so the table you're reading is the market right now.

A single click on any pair carries the token straight into Trading. Research is the first half of the loop; the second half — execution — never lives more than one click away.

Pick the Right Discovery Tab

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Pairs that just appeared on-chain — the freshest row floats up first.

Tokens with sustained activity across selectable windows from 1m to 24h.

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High-signal candidates by GraphDex terminal metrics, refreshed in tight windows.

NEW

Research — New pairs

The New tab surfaces token pairs the moment they appear on-chain. It's the place to be when you're hunting the earliest liquidity.

  • Newest pairs first — the row order tracks on-chain appearance.

  • Live Liquidity, Market Cap, and transaction count with buy/sell split visible per row.

  • Audit signals flag tokens that already trip risk filters.

  • One-click handoff to Trading on any row.

  • New doesn't carry a time-window selector — it's an as-it-happens feed.

The Trends tab is for sustained activity, not just first-second appearance. Pick a window and the table sorts the pairs that have been moving over that window.

  • Time windows: 1m, 5m, 30m, 1h, 6h, 24h.

  • Same Market Cap / Liquidity / TXNS / Volume / movement / Audit columns as New.

  • Wider windows for trend confirmation; narrower ones for momentum scalps.

  • Audit signals stay in view so risk is part of the trend read.

GEMS

Research — Gems table

Gems narrows the universe to pairs that stand out by GraphDex terminal metrics. It's the curated end of Research — tighter windows, stricter signals.

  • Time windows: 1m, 5m, 30m, 1h.

  • Same per-row metrics, weighted toward pairs that already prove themselves on volume and holder behaviour.

  • Use Gems when you want short-window conviction rather than the full firehose.

  • Filters compose on top: layer audit or holder thresholds for a sharper shortlist.

FILTERS AND AUDIT SIGNALS

Every Research tab carries the same toolbox: filters that narrow the table, and audit signals that flag risky tokens before you click into them.

  • Stack filters by liquidity, volume, transaction count, holder count, age, and audit state.

  • Audit signals show contract-level risk markers inline on the row — a row stays in view but the flag stays visible.

  • Filters compose: combine a tight liquidity floor with an audit-clean filter for a much smaller, much sharper shortlist.

  • Filters persist as you switch tabs, so the same lens follows you from New → Trends → Gems.

More to Explore

Every filter, every metric column, and how to compose them into a useful shortlist.

How GraphDex marks risky contracts inline on each Research row.

Stream-style sibling to Research — the same universe surfaced as live signals.

What happens after you click a Research row — the token page and order panel.

Layer wallet movements and X mentions on top of any Research candidate.

How to take a Pulse signal and drop it into Research for a deeper look.

Research surfaces market data and risk signals fast — it does not guarantee a token is safe, liquid, or profitable. Always read the token page and Trading Settings before placing an order.

FAQs

What does each Research tab focus on?
  • New — pairs that just appeared on-chain, ordered by first appearance.

  • Trends — tokens with sustained activity over a selected time window.

  • Gems — high-signal candidates by GraphDex terminal metrics, in tight windows.

Which time windows are available?
  • Trends: 1m, 5m, 30m, 1h, 6h, 24h.

  • Gems: 1m, 5m, 30m, 1h.

  • New: no time-window selector — it's an as-it-happens feed.

What metrics show on every row?

Pair, Market Cap, Live Liquidity, transaction count with buy and sell split, Volume, short-window movement (where available), and Audit. Some rows additionally show audit percentage or holder-related signals.

How do I move from Research to Trading?

Click any row in any Research tab. The terminal opens the token page in Trading with all the same context — chart, holders, order panel — so you can place a market or limit order without re-typing the token address.

What do audit signals mean?

Audit signals are contract-level risk markers GraphDex surfaces inline on every Research row. They flag concerns such as mint authority, freeze authority, top-holder concentration, and other on-chain heuristics. See Audit Signals for the full list.

Is Research a safety guarantee?

No. Research helps you see data and risk markers faster, but it does not guarantee that a token is safe, liquid, profitable, or executable at the price you expect. Always review the token page, the audit signals, your wallet prompt, and your Trading Settings before placing an order.

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