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Reading a token page
Every coin page shows you, at a glance, that the launch was fair. Here is where to look.
Protected launchCreated → Protected → TradingFirst eligible blockB0 swaps rejectedDev buy 1.2% · disclosed
| # | Where | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Protection strip | The launch block, the first block anyone else could trade in, and how many swaps the hook rejected in the launch block. |
| 2 | Chart · hatched B0 column | The launch block drawn separately: it contains only the dev buy marker, which shows nothing else traded there. |
| 3 | Trades · last two rows | The dev buy (gold) and the launch block row with the count of rejected swaps and a link to the launch transaction. |
| 4 | Developer card | The creator, what they bought, what they still hold, how much they sold since, and their other launches. |
| 5 | Supply card | Pool share, dev share, next 10 holders, everyone else, burned coins, and the number of non-dev buys that landed in block 0 (always 0). |
Still worth checking
A sealed block 0 stops bundles at launch. It can't stop someone buying a lot from the next block like anyone else, beyond the 1% per-wallet cap in the first minute. Glance at:
- Top 10 share. High concentration means a few wallets can move the price.
- Liquidity. Thin pools mean bigger price impact on every swap.
- Creator tag. Tagged in holders and trades, so you can see what they do.
- Taxes. Shown on the Developer card; a 10% sell tax is a very different coin from a 1% one.