How a token qualifies
Updated 2026-10-17
The gate every token on the ballot passes each hour: age, trading, liquidity, the Safety score, the list stops and the crash rule.
The gate
The hourly list is the ballot: the Solana tokens the vote and the draw may pick from. It is judged again through every hour, and a token is on it only while it passes every rule.
| Rule | The bar |
|---|---|
| Time in trading | 3 h or more |
| Transactions, last 6 h | more than 3,000 |
| Volume, last 6 h | more than $100K |
| Unique traders, last 6 h | more than 500 |
| Liquidity now | $20K or more |
| Safety score | 75 or more |
A token no source could read has no score and stays off. How the score is made: the Safety score.
List stops
Two checks keep a token off the list on their own, whatever its score:
- Insiders — fails at “Linked wallets hold over 10%”.
- Depth — fails at “Pool under 20% of cap and $1M”. A depth with no recent reading keeps the token off too.
On a token still on MemeTrader’s own curve the depth does not apply, so it never stops one: our own curve.
The crash rule
A token more than 50 % down over the last 6, 12 or 24 hours is off the list, out of the draw and never bookable — whatever its score, and tokens launched here included.
Frozen at the vote
From :05 the list is judged again and again while the round trades. At :50 it freezes: the ballot the voters see cannot change under them, and the gong’s draw takes the same list.
What happens on the ballot: the vote.