Coins
Coins is where you look at coins launched through OTC. Tabs: Hot · New · Top · Index. Hot also has a short row of views under the list: Movers, Live and Recent, scored. Open any coin for its page. Nothing here is advice: scores and rankings are read from public data and say nothing about whether a coin is safe. Run the Safety check before you act.
Coins the Safety check has flagged as dangerous are hidden by default. Use the "Show coins marked Danger" toggle to see them.
Hot
What it shows. The coins that matter right now, ranked by heat from 0 to 100: price, market cap and recent change. Each price shows when that coin was read. A dash in a longer window (1 hour, 6 hours) means that figure is the same as a shorter one, so there is no separate reading yet.
Where it comes from. Market data from public DEX prices, and OTC's own coin list. The page reads one stored snapshot. It makes no upstream call when it loads.
How fresh. The snapshot is rebuilt about every 3 minutes. Past 3 minutes the "as of" line turns amber ("may be out of date"). Past 30 minutes it turns red and the numbers are dimmed: treat them as old.
What heat is. A ranking for what to look at, not a prediction. Open a coin to read its page.
Movers, Live and Recent, scored
- Movers ranks OTC coins by 1 hour and 6 hour price change. Refreshed every 10 minutes; stale past 1 hour.
- Live shows short notes on coins that just moved.
- Recent, scored lists launches under 7 days old with a 0 to 100 Radar score v1. The score is momentum, not quality.
New
What it shows. Coins launched through OTC, newest first: on the curve, nearing the AMM (curve 70% or more), and just graduated. You can search, sort and filter by hooks. The Launch monitor is one click from this tab.
Where it comes from. The OTC launch list and market data. Coins with missing upstream fields are still listed, with a dash where a field is missing.
How fresh. The list is read at most every 2 minutes and the board polls every 30 seconds. Past 2 minutes the page says the newest launches may be out of date. Past 10 minutes it says the data is out of date and shows the older list rather than an empty one.
What else is nearby. The Launch monitor lists creator sells and liquidity pulls on young coins.
Top
What it shows. The largest OTC coins by market cap, with 24 hour volume and holder counts. A link under the table switches to Top payers: the coins that paid holders the most.
Where it comes from. OTC's coin ranking, checked against public DEX prices. A coin must have a live market and at least 2 holders to rank. If two sources disagree on market cap by more than 10 times, the lower figure is shown.
How fresh. Refreshed about every 10 minutes. Amber past 10 minutes; stale past 30, when the panel says so.
What Top is. A size ranking, not a quality ranking.
Index
What it shows. Coins that meet the published Index500 rules, when that list is switched on. Each section says when it was built.
The coin page
What it shows. One coin: price and market cap, chart, trades, holders, the holder-risk strip, risk flags and any hooks or token rules built into the coin, and where its fees go.
Where it comes from. Price and market cap from public DEX prices. Holder counts from OTC and stored chain reads. Risk flags come from the last stored Safety check and are labelled with their time. Press run to check again from the chain.
How fresh. Coin price is amber past 2 minutes and stale past 10. Holder risk refreshes about every 10 minutes and is very stale past 30. Holder lists are stale past 3 hours.
What to read. The flags and the hooks. A hook can restrict or charge for transfers. "No issues found in these checks" is not a guarantee: the page lists what was not checked.
What "stale" means
Every block has one "as of" time: when that data was last read, not when you opened the page. Three states:
- Fresh: inside the target time. No marker.
- Stale (amber): past the target. "Updated 47m ago · may be out of date." The numbers are the last known good ones.
- Very stale (red): well past the target. The numbers are dimmed.
A failed refresh never replaces good data with blanks or zeros: you keep the last snapshot with its older time. If the OTC site is down, check site status. A dash means that field is not available upstream; it does not mean zero.