Tokens
Research ScreenerBot’s complete Solana token universe from one workspace. Ten focused views separate watchlists, direct pool pricing, missing coverage, filtering outcomes, open exposure, recent markets, and historical candle health.
Token identity
Mint address is authoritative
Live price
Pool pricing for trades and P&L
Historical data
OHLCV for charts and strategies
Ten views, one token system
The docs follow the exact desktop tab order. Each guide explains why a token belongs there, which fields change, and what actions are available.
Favorites
Review saved tokens with the same market columns, trading actions, external links, and Token Details access as the main token lists.
Open guidePool Service
Inspect tokens covered by ScreenerBot’s direct pool-price system, including visible price movement between refreshes.
Open guideNo Market Data
Find database tokens without a current pool price and separate incomplete enrichment from explicit filtering outcomes.
Open guideAll Tokens
Browse every token known to ScreenerBot, including records outside the current filtering snapshot.
Open guidePassed
Inspect the current candidate set that passed every enabled deterministic filtering stage.
Open guideRejected
Browse non-blacklisted tokens rejected by the current snapshot and narrow the list by rejection reason.
Open guideBlacklisted
Review persistent blacklist state, categorized reasons, and current market context.
Open guidePositions
View market and security context for every mint represented by an open position.
Open guideRecent
Inspect tokens whose pair creation time is inside the configured recent-token window.
Open guideOHLCV Data
Monitor active collection, timeframe backfill, data span, gaps, pools, fetch freshness, and database footprint.
Open guideHow token data becomes operational
Tokens is an inspection layer over persistent records, live filtering, direct pool prices, position exposure, and historical collection.
Discover and persist
Tokens enter the local database through live discovery and enrichment systems.
Evaluate and classify
Filtering produces passed, rejected, blacklisted, recent, and coverage-specific views.
Research the token
The table and Token Details combine market, security, pools, positions, links, and transactions.
Trade or monitor
Quote-first Buy, Add, and Sell remain separate from watchlists and filtering decisions.
Shared token-table capabilities
Server search and sorting
Find symbol, name, or mint and organize market, activity, risk, and timestamp columns.
Independent view state
Each tab preserves columns, widths, sort, pagination mode, and page size.
Position-aware trading
Rows show Buy without exposure and Add/Sell with an open position; blacklist state disables trading.
Deep investigation
Token Details exposes Overview, Security, Positions, Pools, Links, and Transactions.
Classification is not execution approval
Favorite, Recent, Pool Service, Passed, and Position state answer different questions. None replaces security review, liquidity assessment, entry safety, or the real route quote shown before signing.
Understand Token DetailsPool price versus OHLCV
Pool prices drive trading and position valuation. OHLCV supplies historical charts, indicators, and strategy context. Never interpret one as the other.
Token versus position identity
Token rows are keyed by mint. Position records are keyed by position ID, so one token can have multiple completed rounds plus a current open position.