New Token Momentum Scanner - Early DEX Launches & Risk
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New Token Momentum Scanner - Early DEX Launches & Risk
Scans newly-created DEX pools across chains (keyless) and ranks them by observable early-momentum signals - liquidity, volume acceleration, buy/sell pressure, unique buyers, FDV/liquidity - with risk/rug flags and a 0-100 momentum + risk score. Signals, not predictions. Read-only, agent-callable.
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New Token Momentum Scanner β Early DEX Launches & Risk
Surface and rank just-created tokens across chains before they're on anyone's radar. The scanner pulls newly-created liquidity pools from multiple DEXes (keyless) and scores each on the observable early-momentum signals a person can't watch at scale β liquidity, volume acceleration, buy/sell pressure, unique-buyer growth, price action, turnover β alongside a risk/rug score (thin liquidity, FDV β« liquidity, sell pressure, too-new, few buyers). Read-only, keyless, agent-callable.
Signals, not predictions. This ranks observable on-chain/market activity. It is not a price forecast and not financial advice. Newly-created tokens are extremely high risk β most lose value or are scams/rugs. Use the risk flags, and never invest more than you can lose.
What it does
- Scans the newest pools on Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche (keyless GeckoTerminal data).
- For each pool computes a transparent momentumScore (0β100) from: liquidity adequacy, volume acceleration (recent per-minute rate vs the hour's rate), buy pressure, unique buyers, price momentum, turnover.
- β¦and a riskScore (0β100) from: thin liquidity, FDV-to-liquidity ratio, sell pressure, too-few buyers, too-new-to-read.
- Returns the top candidates ranked by momentum, each with the raw numbers + human-readable reasons and risk flags + a GeckoTerminal link.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
momentumScore / momentumLabel | 0β100, quiet β building β active β heating β hot |
riskScore / riskLabel | 0β100, moderate β elevated β high β extreme |
ageHours / stage | just-launched / early / establishing / maturing |
liquidityUsd, fdvUsd, fdvToLiquidity | size & float signals |
volumeH1Usd, volumeAcceleration | activity + whether it's accelerating |
buysH1 / sellsH1 / buyPressure, uniqueBuyersH1 | flow + organic interest |
priceChangeH1Pct, turnover | price & volume-vs-liquidity |
momentumReasons[] / riskFlags[] | why it ranked / what to watch |
Why not just ask an AI agent?
An agent can look up one token. It can't continuously pull the newest pools across seven chains, compute volume acceleration and buy/sell pressure on multi-timeframe buckets, weigh FDV-against-liquidity rug signals, and rank hundreds of brand-new pools β deterministically, in seconds. That cross-source, at-scale scoring is the edge here; your judgment makes the call.
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
networks | array | ethereum, bsc, base, solana | Chains to scan. |
maxPagesPerNetwork | integer (1β5) | 1 | Pages of newest pools per chain (~20 each). |
minLiquidityUsd | integer | 3000 | Ignore pools thinner than this. |
maxAgeHours | integer | 72 | Only pools created within this window. |
maxCandidates | integer | 25 | Top-ranked rows to return. |
webhookUrl | string | POST the ranked scan here on completion. |
Example input
{"networks": ["ethereum", "bsc", "base", "solana"],"minLiquidityUsd": 5000,"maxAgeHours": 48,"maxCandidates": 25}
Output
One row per candidate, ranked by momentum. Example (real run, trimmed):
{"network": "bsc","dex": "pancakeswap_v2","name": "δΊ€ζη« / WBNB","ageHours": 0.08,"stage": "just-launched","liquidityUsd": 39974.8,"fdvUsd": 153217.62,"fdvToLiquidity": 3.8,"volumeH1Usd": 23913.51,"volumeAcceleration": 3.14,"buysH1": 81, "sellsH1": 65, "buyPressure": 0.555,"uniqueBuyersH1": 58,"priceChangeH1Pct": 140.35,"momentumScore": 72, "momentumLabel": "hot","riskScore": 12, "riskLabel": "moderate","momentumReasons": ["volume accelerating (recent rate 3.14x the hourly rate)", "58 unique buyers in the last hour", "price +140% (1h)"],"riskFlags": ["too new to read (<15 min)"],"geckoTerminalUrl": "https://www.geckoterminal.com/bsc/pools/0x95a8..."}
Use cases
- Early-mover discovery β find pools gaining real, accelerating activity in their first hours.
- Rug avoidance β the risk score + flags surface thin-liquidity / thin-float / sell-heavy launches to avoid.
- A standing feed β schedule + webhook for a continuous "new & heating" stream to Slack/Discord.
- AI trading/research agents β a ranked, scored candidate list to feed into the agent's own analysis.
Alerts / scheduling
Set webhookUrl and schedule the actor (e.g. every 15β30 min) β each run POSTs the freshly-ranked candidates to Make/Zapier/your endpoint, so you see new heating launches as they appear.
For AI agents / MCP
https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=actors,docs,centorprat/new-token-momentum-scanner
Loads as centorprat--new-token-momentum-scanner. Claude Code:
claude mcp add apify -- npx -y @apify/actors-mcp-server --actors centorprat/new-token-momentum-scanner
FAQ
Does it predict which token will pump? No. It ranks current observable signals (liquidity, accelerating volume, buy pressure, buyers, price). It does not and cannot predict future price β treat it as a discovery + due-diligence aid, not advice.
Which chains? Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche.
Does it need an API key? No β keyless public DEX market data.
How does it handle scams/rugs? It can't check contract ownership or liquidity locks, but it surfaces the observable risk signals (thin liquidity, FDV β« liquidity, sell pressure, too-new, almost no buyers) as riskFlags so you can avoid the obvious traps. Always verify the contract yourself.
What is "volume acceleration"? The recent per-minute volume rate (last 5 min) divided by the hour's per-minute rate β above 1 means activity is speeding up.
How fast / how much? A couple of seconds per scan. Pay-per-event: a base per scan + a small premium per candidate returned.
Data & attribution
Public DEX market data via the keyless GeckoTerminal API. No keys, no personal data. All outputs are computed signals from public data, not financial advice.