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Which decentralised exchanges and launchpads dex-tokens.io reads Solana pools from, and how a launchpad shows on a token.

dex-tokens.io reads Solana pools from the trending and new-pool feeds it follows, whichever exchange the pool is on. It does not keep a list of approved DEXes. Tokens still on a launchpad's bonding curve come from separate live sources for pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab.

Which DEXes appear?

Any Solana DEX whose pools appear in the feeds our collector reads. We do not rank or recommend one exchange over another.

Which launchpads appear?

Two launchpads are followed live while their tokens are still on the bonding curve:

  • pump.fun
  • Raydium LaunchLab

These tokens fill the Bonding board: newly created, almost bonded and just graduated. When a token finishes its curve and moves to a DEX, it shows on the Migrated board.

Tokens from other launchpads appear once they trade on a DEX pool we read. Among them are Meteora DBC, LetsBonk.fun, Moonshot, Bags.fun and Jupiter Studio.

How do I see which launchpad a token came from?

A small badge sits in the corner of the token's icon. Hover it to see the launchpad's full name. A launchpad we have no badge for shows its first letter. A token whose launchpad we have not read shows no badge.

In search, you can narrow results to one launchpad with the chips for Pump.fun, Bonk and met-dbc.

Why is a pool missing for my token?

Our sources may not have reported it yet, or it may be on a DEX whose pools have not appeared in the feeds we read. A missing pool is not a judgement about the exchange. If you think we are missing something, email support@dex-tokens.io with the token's contract address and the pool's address.

Can a DEX or launchpad pay to appear?

No. Which exchanges and launchpads appear depends only on the data we read. For paid placement of a token, see Promoted Tokens and Advertise.

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