Passers vs rejects: did the filter block winners?
What each filter blocked
What-if outcome if the desk had bought at the first minute after the scan-time reject, using the same exit rule. Tap a row to list those coins.
Coins on charts
Data notes
Every chart is drawn in your browser from full-resolution 1-minute OHLCV JSON for the whole stored window, no downsampling (data/c/<mint>.json, rows [t,o,h,l,c,v]) with a vendored copy of TradingView Lightweight Charts served from this server. 5m, 15m and 1h candles are built from those 1m rows in your browser. Empty slots are minutes with no trades. No images.
Entry is the open of the first minute after the decision: the flag for passers, and the desk's first scan-time reject for rejects. Exits use a 35% stop, a 1.8x or 2x target, or hold. Each trade carries an 8.5% round-trip cost and runs for at most 24 h, capped at the time of the build. A win means net > 0. "Open" means the window hadn't closed by the build, so the mark is the last candle.
Rejects are a what-if: the desk did not buy them. Bonding-curve fills are thin, so real fills would usually be worse than these candles show, especially on big spikes. "No candle data yet" means GeckoTerminal had no pool or no trades for that window. Those coins count in Blocked but not in Scored.
Live prices come from GeckoTerminal's keyless public API, called by your browser. When they're unavailable, every figure is as of the build time shown at the top.