Meme Radar

How the tradability score works. Out of 100: liquidity depth up to 35, turnover sanity up to 20, holder concentration up to 20, two-sided transaction count up to 10, and surviving past the first hour up to 15. Points are awarded for being exitable, not for going up.

Two rules are deliberately counter-intuitive. Very high turnover relative to pool size loses points rather than gaining them, because it usually means wash trading or a pool being drained. And a token with many buys and zero sells is flagged red, not green — that pattern most often means selling is blocked.

Where GoPlus has no record, the holder-concentration points simply aren't awarded, so an unverified token tops out around 80 and is labelled unverified rather than assumed clean.

What's missing, and why. There is no creator history here — no "proven operator" badge, no count of a deployer's prior launches, no best-ever result. That data requires indexing every token a wallet has ever deployed and reconstructing each one's peak market cap. Doing it properly needs a paid Solana indexer such as Helius or Bitquery; doing it cheaply means scraping pump.fun's undocumented internal API, which is rate-limited, unstable, and would break without warning.

I would rather leave the feature out than ship a badge that silently stops being true. If you want it, the honest route is a paid indexer plus your own database recording deployers over time — the same database that would make watchlists persist and let you bank treasury history.

Also absent: the peak shown is the highest point in the sampled window, not a lifetime high, and the page reads the deepest of the newest pools rather than every launch. Information only, not investment advice.