Discover & token research

Select Compare on two to four Discover results, then open Compare tokens. Selection persists across result pages in this browser. Compare market cap, liquidity, ownership, token features, and recorded rewards side by side.

Choose one reward lookback for every column: 24h, 3d, or 7d. Inspect Sources & observation times for actual payout and holder baselines. Missing history stays unavailable; a shorter window is not silently substituted. Dollar scenarios use current prices and full market cap, not a verified eligible balance.

Back to Discover restores previous filters and the saved result position when browser session storage is available.

The token summary groups Trading activity, Ownership, and Rewards. Data status & structural checks explains partial holder scans, retained readings after a failed refresh, and authority checks. Ownership changes show their actual observation baseline; pp means percentage points.

Recent activity combines available burn records, the latest recorded payout timestamp, and ownership observations. You can include the limited tracked-whale feed. Transaction links appear only when a signature is available, and this timeline is not complete transaction history.

All tokens is the general browser. Rewards focuses on tokens with recent holder payouts. New tokens focuses on recent launches. Choose a sort to change the order, then use filters only when you want to narrow the results.

Search accepts names, symbols, and mint addresses. Paired-asset filters describe what a launch is paired against; they are separate from the token’s own name. If a token seems missing, clear active filter chips and try its mint address.

Market cap describes the reported size of a token, not how much money you could withdraw from it. Volume describes trading over a stated window, not the number of unique buyers. Liquidity and a live quote are more directly relevant to whether a particular trade can execute at a reasonable price.

A percentage change needs a timeframe. A token can have strong 24-hour totals and almost no recent trading. Check launch age, last trade, the chart, and recent activity alongside the headline numbers.

Some rankings use a bounded candidate pool rather than every token on Solana. Filters and sorts do not turn Discover into an exhaustive market-wide scanner.

Confirm the mint, name, links, and paired asset first. Use chart intervals to distinguish an early spike from sustained activity. Review ownership concentration, reward or tax information, and any source or availability labels.

The token browser’s Watchlist, Alpha, and Whales tabs help you move between research candidates. A whale label explains the established holding that qualified the wallet; it does not establish the wallet owner’s identity or intent.

Recent payouts are historical distributions, not scheduled or guaranteed future income. A reward yield estimate depends on its stated time window, token price, and payout data. It can change rapidly and is not a fixed interest rate.

A token tax is a token-level cost, separate from StonkScout’s app fee. It applies whenever the token moves, including buys, sells, and wallet transfers. Read the quote for how it affects a swap. Some launches do not have a reward mechanism, and a new reward token may not have completed its first distribution yet.

StonkScout displays reward information; it does not promise a payout or provide a universal claim button for every token. Read the token’s mechanism and distribution history instead of assuming that holding any listed token earns rewards.