Coin explorer

Market caps are read from each coin's pool on-chain and cached for up to a minute; 24h volume and change come from aio-indexed swaps. Coins whose fees expired unclaimed or were turned down by their recipient are still listed (their creator fees go to the treasury); coins hidden by aio's moderators aren't.

Market cap: price × total supply, read from the coin's pool: the LaunchLab bonding curve (price from Raydium's curve math), the Raydium CPMM pool once a LaunchLab coin has graduated, or the Meteora DBC pool. A graduated DBC coin's pool keeps the price it migrated at (its new DAMM v2 pool isn't read), so its market cap is the last aio-indexed swap price × supply instead, the same figure as on its coin page, and “—” until a swap is indexed. It isn't liquidity: selling a large share of supply would move the price a long way.

USD: estimated with Pyth's on-chain SOL/USD price ($78.38, published 3 min ago). These coins trade devnet SOL, which has no market value, so the USD figure is only illustrative.

These two are a sort and a filter, not figures in the list. Paid to recipients: creator fees claimed by or pushed to the named recipient. Sweeps to the treasury don't count. Claimed means the recipient has been paid at least once.

Fees ~24h: creator fees the coin earned since aio's oldest snapshot inside the last 24 hours. Snapshots are taken at most hourly, when aio's regular refresh reads the numbers, so a new or quiet coin can rank on a shorter window. On LaunchLab the creator fee is a flat 0.5% of each trade, so this follows trading volume; on the anti-snipe curve early fees are much higher, so it doesn't.

Paired with: the token a coin's pool is really quoted in. SOL means SOL-quoted coins without a ticker tag. A ticker tag coin is SOL-quoted too: the ticker is a label in aio's database, the coin holds no stock and it is not a stock coin. Stock coins are the coins whose pool is quoted in a tokenized stock, a pre-IPO token or a basket token, listed under that token's issuer. Every non-SOL pairing (those, a currency, a crypto token) trades against that token instead of SOL: market cap, volume, fees and payouts are in that token. Stock tokens exist on mainnet only, so devnet has no stock coins; dUSDC is a test dollar under currencies. By market cap, coins whose quote has a USD price (SOL, USDC, dUSDC) are ranked together; the others follow, grouped by paired asset, because their amounts can't be compared.

24h: volume is the gross amount swapped in the last 24 hours on aio-indexed pools, with aio's own wallets left out; the change is from the 1-minute candle closes; the line is the hourly close. “—” means aio has no figure for it, “new” that the coin is under a day old.

aio curve coins: their 24h volume, 24h line and holder count show once aio has indexed the coin's whole trade history. Until then the row says “Not indexed” and shows no figure. A graduated coin also needs its pool trades indexed.

Reward tax: every transfer of the coin withholds that share, and aio pays what is withheld out to holders in the coin. The tax is on-chain; the payout schedule and rules are aio's.