Reading a token page

Every token page has the same layout, on all four chains.

The header

Price, 24-hour change and the numbers traders check first: liquidity, market cap, 24-hour volume, buys and sells, pool age, and the 5-minute, 1-hour and 6-hour moves.

The chart

Candles in USD from the token's deepest pool, with volume underneath. Pick 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h or 1d.

The verdict panel (the quick read)

On the right on a computer, under the chart on a phone. It shows:

• The call: Buy or Don't buy, with its confidence and reasons. See Buy or not.
• The safety verdict: Looks clean, Caution or High risk, and one sentence on why.
• The safety checklist: honeypot, taxes, owner and mint powers (or mint and freeze authority on Solana), top-10 and largest holder, locked liquidity, the loss on a $1,000 sell, the deployer and, on Solana, insiders. Each line is green, amber or red by the same rules as the verdict.
• The Trade box (Solana and Base), plus Watch and Ask Glimz buttons. See Trading.

Below it, Token info from CoinGecko when available: holder count and how the supply is spread, GeckoTerminal's score, whether CoinGecko lists the token, launchpad progress, what the developer still holds, and the token's links.

Most of the time this is all you need to decide whether to look closer.

The tabs (every number)

Skills that could not run on this chain say so. That way you can tell "no problem found" apart from "not checked".

Same data, two depths

The checklist and the tabs come from the same skill results. If a line in the checklist surprises you, its tab shows the numbers behind it.