Trending lists pull in buyers. This file records the minute each token joins a list, then re-checks its price at 15 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours and 24 hours.
Share of tokens below their entry price after joining a list.
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Each figure is the median price change since entry; beneath it, the share trading below entry and how many entries reached that checkpoint. Red underline means most fell; green means most held up.
Horizontal axis is the sequence of checkpoints, not to scale. A list is drawn only through checkpoints with 5 or more entries.
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Lists checked every two minutesJupiter's top trending, top traded and top organic score (1-hour windows, with stablecoins, majors and tokenized stocks filtered out); DexScreener's latest boosts and latest token profiles, Solana only; and pump.fun coins that are live-streaming right now.
What counts as an entryA token present on a list now that wasn't there on the previous check. The first check of each list, and any check after a gap of 10 minutes or more, only sets a baseline, since we can't tell when those tokens arrived. Re-entering the same list within 24 hours is not counted again.
PricingJupiter's USD price at entry and again at +15m, +1h, +6h and +24h. A check missed by more than 30 minutes is discarded. Tokens Jupiter stops pricing are excluded, not scored as zero.
The findingThe share of entries priced below entry at a checkpoint. The stamped figure uses the longest checkpoint where at least 20 entries across all lists have been checked.
Lists move prices partly because traders watch them. This file documents outcomes after the fact and should not be read as a signal to trade.