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AlphaScan is a real-time feed of token launches across Solana. It is organized into three columns based on the token’s lifecycle stage: AlphaScan can also be opened as a panel from the bottom bar on desktop, alongside other Terminal views (Watchlist, Tracker, Discover) within a single sidebar that uses tabs.
Customisation settings (showing or hiding the New, Soon, and Bonded columns) are shared between the sidebar and the main AlphaScan page. Hiding a column in the sidebar also hides it on the full page, and vice versa.

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Data displayed per token

Each token entry in AlphaScan shows: Percentage metrics are displayed at the bottom of each entry:
Not all metrics are visible by default. You can configure which data fields appear using the Customise panel (see below).

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Dev Tokens popup

Clicking the dev info on a token entry opens a popup showing the developer wallet’s history:
A developer who has created many tokens with few reaching bonded status may indicate a pattern of abandoned projects. This data helps evaluate the developer’s track record, but does not guarantee the current token’s outcome.

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Quick Buy in AlphaScan

Each token entry includes a ⚡ Quick Buy button. Set your Quick Buy amount at the top of each column, then click ⚡ on any token to buy immediately. You can also select from your saved Quick Buy presets directly in AlphaScan, allowing you to switch between predefined amounts without leaving the feed. Quick Buy uses your current trade execution settings (Ultra mode by default, or your manual Trade Presets). 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.

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Customizing AlphaScan

Click Customise in the top-right corner to configure AlphaScan across three tabs:
  • MC / Vol — font size for market cap and volume (Small or Large)
  • Quick Buy — button size (Small, Large, Mega, Jumbo)
  • Button Color — Color or Grey
  • After Quick Buy — action after purchase (None, Open Chart, New Tab)
  • Secondary Quick Buy Button — toggle a second Quick Buy button
  • Hide Hidden Tokens — show or hide tokens you’ve manually hidden
  • Show Search Bar — toggle the keyword search bar
  • Square Token Image — square or circle token logos
  • Progress Ring — display bonding curve progress as a ring or bar
  • Show Decimals — toggle decimal values
  • Compact Columns — compact or spaced column layout
Choose which data fields appear on each token entry:Market Cap, Volume, TXs, Socials, Holders, Top 10 Holders %, Dev Holding %, Dev Migrations, Dex Paid, Fees Paid, Snipers Holding %, Insiders Holding %, Bundlers Holding %, Pro TradersYou can also set value highlighting thresholds for Market Cap and Volume (e.g. highlight tokens above $150K) to visually flag tokens that meet your criteria.Tweet Age Colors lets you adjust the colors and time thresholds used for the tweet icon on token entries, based on how recent the token’s linked tweet is. By default: green under 10 minutes, yellow between 10 and 60 minutes, red above 60 minutes.
Configure the table layout by showing, hiding, or reordering the three columns: New, Soon, and Bonded.
You can also use Filter Launchpad in the top-right to filter tokens by their source launchpad, and the keyword search bar within each column to search by token name.
Tokens displayed in AlphaScan are typically very new and carry elevated risk. Low liquidity, limited holder history, and active developer authorities are common. See Risks and Limitations.

Discover

Browse tokens by category and apply filters.

Token Page

Detailed data when you open a token.

Risks and Limitations

Risks of trading newly launched tokens.