Caught at the moment of graduation
The launch filled
the bar. Now it's live.
Gradline tracks fresh Solana launches and flags the exact moment they graduate — when real liquidity lands on Raydium, PumpSwap or Meteora. One live board of what just crossed the line, ranked by the volume it's pulling. The prices and liquidity are real and keyless.
Read-only concept. Prices, liquidity, volume and pair age are live from DexScreener; token supply is read from a public Solana RPC. Graduation is inferred from the DEX a pair trades on. The bonding-curve progress bar is a transparent, clearly-labelled model. Not financial advice.
Your wallet
You, read from the chain
A read-only view of your connected wallet, read live from a public Solana RPC. Gradline never requests a transaction or a signature — it only reads public on-chain data.
Freshly graduated
The graduation board
Solana tokens whose liquidity is already live on a major DEX — Raydium, PumpSwap or Meteora — ranked by the volume they're trading right now. Price, liquidity, volume, 24-hour move and pair age are all live from DexScreener. The curve column is a labelled model.
| # | Token | DEX | Age | Liquidity | Vol 24h | 24h | Curve (model) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scanning fresh launches and checking which have graduated… | |||||||
"Graduated" means a live pair exists on Raydium, PumpSwap or Meteora with meaningful liquidity — inferred from DexScreener, not read from any launchpad's bonding-curve program. The curve-progress bar is an illustrative model derived from liquidity and age; it is labelled "model" everywhere it appears and is not a real curve read. Sample tokens; not a recommendation.
The map
Age vs. liquidity
Every graduated token placed by how old its pair is (left to right) against how deep its liquidity runs (bottom to top). Fresh-and-deep sits top-left; dot size scales with 24-hour volume, colour with the 24-hour move. Hover a dot for the token.
- X pair age · newer on the left
- Y liquidity · deeper at the top
- size = 24h volume
- green up · red down
In the pipeline
Climbing the bar
Candidates that are live on DexScreener but not yet on a major DEX, or only just scraping into one — the closest thing to "still on the curve." The progress bar is a transparent model built from liquidity and migration status, not a reading of any launchpad's bonding curve.
Reading the pipeline…
The progress percentage is modelled from observable liquidity and DEX status against a nominal graduation threshold — it is a clearly-labelled estimate, not a real bonding-curve read. Launchpad curves are not readable from the public data Gradline uses.
Under the hood
How a graduation is caught
Four steps, each a real call to a public, keyless endpoint. The only modelled part — the curve-progress bar — is labelled wherever it appears.
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Collect fresh mints
Gradline pulls the latest token profiles from DexScreener and keeps only the Solana ones — a rolling set of recently-surfaced mints.
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Enrich each pair
For each mint it reads the live pairs: which DEX, how much liquidity, 24-hour volume, price move and when the pair was created.
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Flag graduation
A mint with a live Raydium, PumpSwap or Meteora pair and meaningful liquidity is marked graduated; the rest stay in the pipeline.
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Rank & read supply
Graduates are ranked by 24-hour volume and plotted on the map. A public RPC read of
getTokenSupplyfills the supply tile.…
Read live from a public Solana RPC through this site's same-origin proxy. No API key, no wallet.
Straight answers
Questions
What does "graduated" actually mean here?
On most Solana launchpads a token starts on a bonding curve and "graduates" once it has raised enough to migrate its liquidity onto a real DEX. Gradline can't read the curve program directly, so it infers graduation the honest way: if a token has a live trading pair on Raydium, PumpSwap or Meteora with meaningful liquidity, it's treated as graduated. That's a strong signal, not a certified on-chain event read.
Is the data live?
Yes. Prices, liquidity, 24-hour volume, price change and pair-creation times all come live from DexScreener's public, keyless API, and token supply is read from a public Solana RPC through this site's same-origin proxy. The board refreshes on a timer.
Is the curve-progress bar real?
No — and it says so. The public data Gradline uses can't read a launchpad's bonding-curve state, so the progress bar is a transparent model built from observable liquidity and DEX status against a nominal threshold. It's labelled "model" wherever it shows, and migration status is the real signal underneath it.
Can I trade or launch anything here?
No. Gradline is read-only. There's no order, no custody, nothing is minted and the wallet connect only reads public data — it never requests a transaction or a signature. It's a lens on public data, and it is not financial advice.
Do you collect anything about me?
No accounts, no tracking, no cookies. Everything runs in your browser against public APIs and this site's read-only RPC proxy.
What this is, plainly
Gradline is a read-only concept that turns public Solana data into a live graduation tracker. The prices, liquidity, volume and pair ages are real; graduation is inferred from the DEX a pair trades on, and the curve-progress bar is a transparent, labelled model. Nothing here connects a wallet for signing, places a trade, holds funds or launches a coin. Not financial advice.