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Jupiter Spot provides several curated feeds to help you discover tokens based on different market signals. Each feed is a tab at the top of the Discover view. Discover can also be opened as a panel from the bottom bar on desktop, alongside other Spot views (Watchlist, SmartMoney, AlphaScan) within a single sidebar that uses tabs.
There may be a slight price lag (under 1 second) between the sidebar and the main page. This is expected behaviour and does not affect trade execution.

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Discovery tabs

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Token table

The token-list tabs share a sortable table. Use the timeframe selector (5m, 1h, 6h, 24h) to set the period for the price and volume columns, and the Filters control to narrow results.

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Organic Score

Many tokens display an Organic Score — a metric that estimates how much of a token’s activity (holders, volume, liquidity) comes from genuine users rather than bots or wash trading. Jupiter tracks activity from real user wallets in real time; a higher score indicates more organic activity. The Organic Score is calculated by Jupiter and is independent of a token’s verification status.
The Organic Score is a signal, not a guarantee. Statistics may be manipulated by sophisticated traders, and a high score does not mean a token is safe or a good investment. Always do your own research.

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Stablecoins Screener

The Stablecoins tab provides a dedicated screener for stablecoins available on Solana. It has two sub-views:
  • Stable — standard stablecoins (pegged assets)
  • Yield — yield-bearing stablecoins
The top of the screener displays aggregated metrics: Below, a Top Performers table ranks stablecoins with the following columns:

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Stocks Screener

The Stocks tab covers stocks — equities, ETFs, and commodities — that are available on Solana as tokenized versions issued by third parties. It is also where Stocks in Jupiter’s left navigation lands (jup.ag/spot/stocks). The tab has two views, switched with the chevron on the Stocks tab:

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Stocks (listed prices)

Filter chips narrow the list to All, Equities, ETFs, or Commodities. The Top Performers table is sorted by market cap by default; click a column header to sort by it, and use the page controls at the bottom to browse the full list. Clicking a row opens the stock’s stock page, where you pick an issuer to trade. This view has no timeframe selector, filters, or Quick Buy: it describes the listed stock, not a token.

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Tokenized stocks (on-chain prices)

This is the token-level screener. The Tokenized Stocks title is a dropdown giving access to per-issuer screeners (xStocks, Backpack, PreStocks, Tessera, Ondo, Shift). Issuer screener pages include a clearable token search (press Cmd/Ctrl+F to focus it) that keeps sorting and pagination while you search. The top of the screener displays aggregated metrics: Below, a Top Performers table ranks tokenized stocks with the following columns: The comparison with the underlying stock — Mark Price, Discount, and UMC — is shown on each token’s token page.

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RFQ liquidity

Some tokenized stocks have their liquidity provided primarily through a Request-for-Quote (RFQ) mechanism, where market makers fulfill trades on demand rather than liquidity sitting in a standard pool. These tokens display RFQ in the Liquidity column instead of a USD value.
For RFQ-fulfilled tokens, always check the quote before executing a trade. Quotes may vary significantly depending on market conditions, and prices outside traditional market hours may be less favourable.
Tokenized stocks are onchain tokens issued by third parties — they are not the same as traditional stocks, and Jupiter does not issue, back, or guarantee any of them. Issuers differ in backing, redemption, trading hours, and eligibility. For how tokenized stocks work and issuer-specific conditions, see Tokenized Stocks; for the per-stock view with all its issuers, see Stock Page. Understand the risks before trading — see Risks and Limitations.

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Filters

Each tab supports filters that let you narrow results by specific criteria. Available filters include: Trading metrics
  • Market cap, trading volume, holder count, liquidity
Audit information
  • Token age, developer holdings, authorities held (Mint / Freeze), Jupiter verification status
Other
  • Keyword search
  • Bonding curve percentage — how far a token is along its bonding curve before migration to a standard liquidity pool (see Risks and Limitations for an explanation of bonding curves)
Filters apply to the currently selected tab only. Switching tabs resets your filter configuration.

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Quick Buy

Quick Buy allows you to purchase a token directly from any discovery tab without opening the token page.
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Set your Quick Buy amount

Near the top of the Spot interface, select a Quick Buy amount in either SOL or USDC.
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Click the ⚡ icon

Next to any token in the list, click the ⚡ icon to execute a buy at the specified amount.
Quick Buy uses your current trade execution settings (Ultra mode by default, or your manual Trade Presets if configured). See Fees for details on execution modes.
Quick Buy executes immediately when you click the ⚡ icon. There is no confirmation step. Make sure your Quick Buy amount and execution settings are configured before using this feature.

AlphaScan

Real-time feed of new token launches.

Token Page

Detailed data when you open a token.

Launchpad Screener & Runners

Cross-launchpad analysis and Runners.