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Token Listings

How a Solana token comes to appear on dex-tokens.io, why a token may be missing, and why you never have to pay to be listed.

A Solana token appears on dex-tokens.io automatically, once our collector picks it up. Nobody has to apply, and nobody has to pay. A paid promoted listing is optional: it buys a place on the promoted page, not a place in the index.

How does a token get into the index?

Our collector adds a token when it first sees it in one of the sources it reads:

  • the Solana trending and new-pool feeds from GeckoTerminal;
  • the live stream of new pump.fun tokens, and Raydium LaunchLab bonding curves;
  • a live promoted listing — if we were not tracking the token yet, its listing adds it.

From then on, the token has a page at dex-tokens.io/token/<contract address>, and it can appear on any board whose figure it qualifies for.

Why is my token missing?

Usually because it has not yet appeared in a source we read. We do not read every pool on Solana. A token can also be in the index without being on a board, because each board ranks one figure and shows only the top of its list.

To check, paste the token's contract address into the search box. An address is exact: if we have the token, it opens its page.

Why are some figures a dash (—)?

A dash means we have not measured that figure for this token. Sources do not cover every token, and some figures take time to arrive after a token is first seen. We show a dash rather than a guess.

The name, symbol and logo come from the token's own metadata, as our sources report it. If something is wrong, email support@dex-tokens.io with the contract address and what is wrong. A promoted listing lets you supply your own logo and links for the promoted page.

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