Pulse: a live feed of new tokens

Three columns on every chain

• New Pairs: tokens that just launched or just got a pool.
• Final Stretch: tokens approaching migration to a full market.
• Migrated: tokens that have completed migration.

Pulse covers all nine chains. The three columns keep the same names everywhere, so you read each chain the same way. On a few chains the rows are built from pool listings and can be a little behind; a column that is delayed says so and is never shown as live.

Using Pulse

• Open Pulse from the top bar, or pop it out as a floating panel from the bottom bar. A floating panel stays on top while you look at a chart.
• Pick any mix of chains. Changing chains does not restart the feed.
• Hover over a column, or hold a key, to pause just that column while the others keep updating.
• Click a row to open the token page.

What a row shows

Each row shows the token picture with a badge for its chain and launchpad, name, age, market cap, volume and a bonding progress ring or bar. Further elements, each shown only when Verve has a real value:

• Holders, top 10 share, developer holding (DS means the developer has sold everything it held), snipers, bundlers, insiders and pro traders.
• Socials, a Dex Paid chip, a Total Tax chip and a Safe or Flagged marker on chains where a sell can be simulated.
• A mini price chart and a quick-buy button.

Hover a token picture for a card with the bonding state and other tokens that reuse the same picture. Hover the X icon for a profile or post card.

Display and Quick Buy settings

The Display button opens two menus:

• Pulse Display: layout and view type (Default or Compact), which row elements show and in what order, mini chart, table order and spacing, metric colours, row colours, hover previews and extras. A Low Resource mode pauses mini charts and glows on slow devices.
• Pulse Quick Buy: appearance, style, amounts and holdings of the row buy button, plus what a click on the row does. A search box finds any setting.

Settings are saved to your account and follow you across devices.

Migration snipes (Solana)

A Solana token whose curve is full but whose pool does not exist yet is "migrating". While it is, its row can show a Snipe button: one click arms a single buy that fires when the pool appears. The sniper icon before Display opens Snipe settings: slippage, priority fee, bribe, MEV mode and an optional custom RPC. Snipe settings are separate from your normal quick-buy presets.

MEV mode and the bribe

• Off sends the transaction on the public network, where others can see it before it lands.
• Reduced sends it privately, not through the public mempool. That lowers the chance of being front-run or sandwiched; it does not remove it.
• Secure is Reduced plus an anti-front-running marker on Solana. It may land a little slower. On other chains Secure uses the same private route as Reduced.
• The bribe (Solana) is exactly what you pay as the tip when Reduced or Secure is on. 0 means automatic: the current market tip. The minimum is 0.000001 SOL.
• A chain with no private route sends on the public network and the settings say so. None of these modes is a guarantee.

Blacklist and hotkeys

The Pulse settings gear keeps your Blacklist, Snipe, Hotkeys and Alerts. Hide a token with the hide hotkey, then show hidden tokens again from Pulse Display.