How to Read the POXA Memecoin Radar

The radar is a starting point for research, not a buy list. Here’s how to read it.

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Trending on-chain shows pools getting the most attention right now on the chain you pick: Solana, Base, Ethereum, or BNB Chain. It’s where new coins show up first. We strip out stablecoins and major base assets so you’re mostly looking at memecoins.

Top memecoins ranks established meme tokens by market cap across all chains. Use it to see how the leaders are moving and whether money is rotating into or out of memes.

The columns

• Price uses subscript notation for tiny prices. $0.0₄1234 means four zeros after the decimal: $0.00001234.
• 1h and 24h are price changes over those windows.
• Volume is 24-hour trading volume. High volume with a flat price can mean heavy two-way trading, or wash trading.
• Liquidity is the value in the trading pool. It decides how much you can actually buy or sell without moving the price.
• Market cap falls back to fully diluted value when a circulating figure isn’t available.
• Age is how long the trading pool has existed.

The flags

• New: the pool is less than 24 hours old. Highest risk, highest volatility.
• Thin liquidity: under $50,000 in the pool. Sells will hit the price hard.
• Parabolic: up more than 300% in 24 hours. Late buyers often end up as exit liquidity.

Flags are automatic heuristics, not safety checks. A coin with no flags can still be a rug.

A simple workflow

1. Sort by 1h change to see what’s moving now, or by newest to catch fresh launches.
2. Open anything interesting in the chart link and check how volume and holders developed.
3. Copy the contract address and run it through the red-flag checklist.
4. Plug the market cap into the calculator to sanity-check your target.