Of all of them, 1,272 ever reached a market. 6 in every thousand. The rest were born and nobody bought them.
There used to be a comparison here claiming approved tokens do fifty times better. We took it apart: the group we compared against was mostly tokens nobody ever bought, so it looked bad by construction rather than by being worse. The honest thing today is to say we do not know.
The full arithmetic, with its own rebuttal →A verdict takes fifteen minutes from the moment we see a token born (measured 24 Sep 2026 over 9,551 cases). For what lives three minutes we are late, and we tell you to your face. For what has been alive a while, we arrive with the audit done and served.
A verdict expires. Once it has gone over three hours without a re-check, the card says it out loud: “Re-check pending”. We followed 200 tokens every half hour for 48 hours and 12 of 168 stopped being approved because the distribution genuinely moved. The fastest took three and a half hours: that is why the warning fires at three.
Each step is part of the one above. Read it top to bottom; the last line is the one that matters if you are buying.
Enough liquidity to get in and out without moving the price yourself.
This is the number to keep if you are buying. It includes approved tokens of any age that are trading and have a way out, not only yesterday’s.
See the radar →Births screened255,459
No irregularity623
Pass the filter0.24 %
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Somebody did something. Each one is an accusation.
We lacked data to judge. Nobody is accused of anything.
These four cannot be worked out by looking at one token at a time, which is what everyone else does. They come from having watched every birth, with its timestamp.