Trending Token Scanner - Sustained vs Spike Classifier
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Trending Token Scanner - Sustained vs Spike Classifier
Scans trending DEX pools across chains (keyless) and classifies each move - sustained uptrend vs a thin spike likely to retrace - using multi-timeframe volume acceleration, buy pressure and liquidity, with a sustainabilityScore and dumpRisk flag. Signals, not predictions. Read-only, agent-callable.
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Trending Token Scanner — Sustained vs Spike Classifier
Not just what's trending — which trends are real. The scanner pulls the trending pools across chains (keyless) and classifies each move as a sustained uptrend vs a thin spike likely to retrace, using the multi-timeframe signals a person can't weigh at scale: price across 1h/6h/24h, volume acceleration (is it speeding up or dying?), buy/sell pressure, unique buyers, and liquidity depth. Each gets a sustainabilityScore and a dumpRisk flag. Read-only, keyless, agent-callable.
Observable signals, not a price prediction and not financial advice. "sustained-uptrend" is not a guarantee; crypto is high risk — verify everything.
What it does
- Scans trending pools on Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche (keyless GeckoTerminal).
- Classifies each into: sustained-uptrend · accumulating · spiking · fading · distribution · mixed.
- Computes a sustainabilityScore (0–100) (liquidity depth + healthy-not-parabolic trend + volume not decelerating + buy pressure + buyers) and a dumpRisk flag (thin/decelerating/sell-heavy spikes).
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
classification | the move-quality label |
sustainabilityScore | 0–100, how "backed" the move looks |
dumpRisk | thin/decelerating/sell-heavy spike warning |
priceChangeH1/H6/H24Pct | trend across timeframes |
volumeAcceleration | h1 rate ÷ h6 rate (>1 = speeding up) |
buyPressureH1, uniqueBuyersH1, liquidityUsd | flow + depth |
reasons[] | why it classified that way |
Why not just ask an AI agent / why not a "trending list"?
A plain trending list tells you something moved. It can't tell you a token up 400% on the day is actually down 50% in the last 6 hours on dead volume (a dump in progress) vs one grinding steadily higher on rising volume and buyers. This weighs those multi-timeframe deltas deterministically and labels the quality of each move — the part that matters.
Input
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
networks | array | ethereum, bsc, base, solana | Chains to scan. |
minLiquidityUsd | integer | 20000 | Ignore thinner trending pools. |
maxCandidates | integer | 25 | Top rows to return. |
webhookUrl | string | POST the ranked scan here. |
Example input
{ "networks": ["ethereum", "bsc", "base", "solana"], "minLiquidityUsd": 20000 }
Output
One row per trending pool. Example (real run, trimmed):
{"name": "CATE / SOL","network": "solana","classification": "sustained-uptrend","sustainabilityScore": 71,"dumpRisk": false,"liquidityUsd": 3103083.52,"priceChangeH1Pct": 7, "priceChangeH6Pct": 17, "priceChangeH24Pct": 20,"volumeAcceleration": 2.08,"reasons": ["up across 1h (7%) and 24h (20%)", "volume accelerating (2.1x the 6h rate)"]}
…while a token up +402% on the day but −50% over the last 6h on dead volume classifies as fading — exactly the retrace this is built to catch.
Use cases
- Separate real moves from pumps — act on sustained trends, skip the dump-risk spikes.
- A standing "what's actually moving" feed — schedule + webhook.
- AI trading/research agents — a classified, scored trending list to reason over.
Ready-made tasks
For AI agents / MCP
https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=actors,docs,centorprat/trending-token-scanner
Loads as centorprat--trending-token-scanner. Claude Code:
claude mcp add apify -- npx -y @apify/actors-mcp-server --actors centorprat/trending-token-scanner
FAQ
How is this different from a new-token scanner? That finds brand-new launches; this reads tokens that are already trending and judges whether the move is sustained or likely to retrace.
Which chains? Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche.
Does it need a key? No — keyless public DEX data.
Does a high sustainabilityScore mean "buy"? No. It means the move currently has more of the hallmarks of a backed trend than a thin spike. It's a signal to review, not advice.
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. Signals, not financial advice.