# Fee Filters
**Fee** refers to the transaction fees traders pay when buying or selling a token.
Higher **Fee** usually indicates strong real trading activity and a large number of active traders.
Low **Fee**, on the other hand, often signals weak organic activity — in many cases, it suggests the token’s price may be artificially pumped by the developer, increasing the risk of a sudden dump (rug).
**How does it work?**
Users can now filter tokens for trading based on the **minimum average Fee** of a developer’s previous tokens — either across all tokens or just the last 1–3 launches.
The **Fee filter** can be used on its own or combined with the developer’s previous token **market cap filter** for more precise selection.
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**Community-backed tokens (signals of real activity)**
**1 — AM > (Average Market Cap)**\
Set a minimum average market cap (N).\
All tokens from developers with an average below N will be excluded.
**2 — AF > (Average Fee)**\
Set a minimum average Fee (N).\
For example, if you set **1 SOL**, only tokens with an average Fee above 1 SOL will be shown.
**3 — Combined filter**\
Only tokens that meet **both conditions** will be displayed.
Example:\
If you set **Market Cap > 19,000** and **Fee > 1 SOL**, you’ll only see tokens that satisfy both criteria.
**Token Check by Developer Wallet**
**1 — Show & Open (Last Tokens)**\
Filters values based only on the most recent tokens (in this example — last 3).
**2 — Has MCap >**\
Shows tokens with a market cap greater than 13,000.
**3 — Has Fee >**\
When enabled, displays only tokens with a Fee higher than the set value (N).
**4 — Combined**\
Enables both filters and shows only tokens where both **Market Cap and Fee** exceed the specified thresholds.
