What happens to a launch

Cohort born in the hour 36 hours before 2026-09-24 01:00 UTC — old enough that the one-day mark sits a full twelve hours inside the data, so a token has a real chance to be seen trading past it. Measured on a cohort only 25 hours old the same figure reads 2% instead of 4.0%, and that gap is the window running out rather than tokens dying. These figures are not live and do not need to be: the point is the shape.

Of the same hour's tokens, 168 had a readable price at both ends — fewer than the 247 above, so these shares are of 168, not of 247. “Ever doubled” means the peak traded price reached twice the first traded price at some point. It does not mean anyone could have sold there, and on a chain whose middle token trades for 0 min, that is the whole of the difference.

The middle token peaked at 1.53x its first price.

The same hour's tokens, busiest first. Click any one to see what we found in its first three seconds. Shared marks a ticker that more than one token in this same hour was using — on this chain that is usually a copy riding a name somebody else is getting attention for.

“Traded through” is the share of its life that had any trade at all in it. A token at 95% traded continuously; one at 30% went quiet and came back, which is usually somebody returning to it rather than a market.