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.