Solana Token Pair Monitor: New & Trending Pairs

What does Solana Token Pair Monitor do?

Solana Token Pair Monitor is built for traders and trading agents that want a clean list of Solana pairs without the obvious traps. Run it every 10 minutes and get the new or trending Solana token pairs that already have real liquidity and volume, with red flags so a person or an AI agent can skip the worst: mint authority still enabled, freeze authority, Token-2022 fee and delegate extensions, very concentrated holders, thin liquidity against FDV, no sells, and a sudden price crash. Data comes from the DexScreener public API and the public Solana RPC. It is information only: no wallets, no signing, no trading, not financial advice. It also fits as a simple tool for agents that pay per call (for example over x402).

Per pair you get:

• 🔁 pair address, DEX, base and quote token (address, symbol, name), DexScreener link
• 💲 price, liquidity, FDV, market cap
• 📊 volume (5 m, 1 h, 24 h), price change (5 m, 1 h, 24 h), buys and sells (24 h)
• ⏱️ pair created at and age in hours
• 🛡️ mint authority enabled, freeze authority enabled, supply, and the top holder shares where the RPC answers
• 🚩 flags and a disclaimer ("Information only, not financial advice.") in every row

How to use it

1. Click Try for free: trending pairs with at least $50,000 liquidity, 25 results.
2. Choose a Mode: trending, new (tokens that just got a DexScreener profile) or watchlist (your own token addresses).
3. Set minimum liquidity, minimum 24h volume, maximum age and DEXes.
4. For a stream every 10 minutes tick Only pairs not seen before, give it a Monitor name, save as a task and schedule it. Send the dataset to Telegram, Discord, Slack or your agent with an Apify integration or webhook.

Input example

{
    "mode": "new",
    "minLiquidityUsd": 20000,
    "minVolume24hUsd": 50000,
    "maxAgeHours": 6,
    "dexes": ["raydium", "pumpswap"],
    "monitor": true,
    "monitorName": "new-pairs-10min",
    "maxResults": 25
}

Output example

Shape of a row (illustrative values; the Solana mint data was read live, see the verification note):

{
    "rowType": "pair",
    "pairAddress": "…",
    "dex": "raydium",
    "baseToken": { "address": "…", "symbol": "ALPHA", "name": "Alpha" },
    "quoteToken": { "address": "So111…112", "symbol": "SOL", "name": "Wrapped SOL" },
    "priceUsd": 0.015,
    "liquidityUsd": 150000,
    "fdv": 15000000,
    "volume24h": 420000,
    "priceChange1h": 3.2,
    "buys24h": 900,
    "sells24h": 700,
    "ageHours": 26.4,
    "mintAuthorityEnabled": true,
    "freezeAuthorityEnabled": true,
    "flags": ["mint-authority-enabled", "freeze-authority-enabled", "liquidity-under-2pct-of-fdv"],
    "disclaimer": "Information only, not financial advice."
}

Info rows (invalid-input, api-error, rate-limited, no-results) are free, and so are pairs that your filters leave out.

The flags

mint-authority-enabled, freeze-authority-enabled, transfer-fee, permanent-delegate, transfer-hook (Token-2022 extensions), top-holder-over-30pct, top-10-holders-over-80pct, liquidity-under-2pct-of-fdv, no-sells-24h, few-trades-24h, price-down-50pct-1h, under-1-hour-old, mint-unreadable. A missing flag does not mean a token is safe: these are hints from public data. Liquidity can be pulled, contracts can hide risks, and DexScreener numbers can be wrong or manipulated.

How much does it cost?

This Actor uses pay per event:

Event	Price
Pair returned	$0.001 per pair
Pairs filtered out, info rows and error rows	free

• A run every 10 minutes that returns 5 new pairs costs about $0.005 per run, $0.72 a day.
• Apify also charges a tiny standard start fee per run. Maximum cost per run caps spending.

Data sources and terms

• DexScreener public API (api.dexscreener.com): token profiles, boosts, token and pair data. Documented limits are 60 requests per minute for the profile and boost lists and 300 per minute for the pair endpoints; the Actor stays below both. Check DexScreener's terms for your use of the data. DexScreener has no public "trending" list, so trending here means the pairs of the most boosted tokens plus the biggest SOL and USDC pairs.
• Public Solana RPC (api.mainnet-beta.solana.com): getAccountInfo (parsed mint) for authorities, supply and Token-2022 extensions, and getTokenLargestAccounts for holder concentration. The public RPC is shared and often refuses the holder call: then the top-holder fields stay empty and a free info row says so; authorities are still returned.
• Information only. Not financial advice. No wallets, no keys, no signing, no trades. This Actor is not affiliated with DexScreener or Solana Foundation.

Limitations

• DexScreener can be empty or delayed for brand-new tokens; the first minutes of a pair may be missing.
• Holder shares include liquidity pool, burn and exchange accounts; read them as hints.
• The mint check covers the base token only.
• No wash-trading, bundler or honeypot detection beyond the simple flags above.
• Public RPC and API limits: very large lists take longer (two RPC calls per token, spaced).

FAQ

Can a trading bot call it?

Yes: through the Apify API or as an MCP tool, with pay-per-event pricing. It only returns information; it never trades.

Why are top-holder fields empty?

The public Solana RPC often rate limits getTokenLargestAccounts. The mint data (authorities, supply) is separate and is usually returned.

How do I get only new pairs every 10 minutes?

Tick Only pairs not seen before, choose a Monitor name and schedule the task every 10 minutes.

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