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The launchpad firehose. Trenches monitors new token launches in real time, from first block to DEX migration — the earliest (and most dangerous) hunting ground there is.
Trenches three-column view

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The three stages

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What’s on a token card

Every card shows the vet-before-you-ape variables without opening the token page:
  • Market cap, volume, holders, age
  • Top 10 Holders % — concentration at a glance
  • Dev Holding % — how much the creator kept
  • Snipers % — supply grabbed in the first blocks
  • Insiders % — wallets linked to the deployer
  • Bundle % — supply in coordinated wallets
  • Social links present/missing, and a Quick Buy button
What the thresholds mean and when to walk away: Reading a Token Page.

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Filters

Cut the firehose down to your strategy:
  • Launchpads: Pump.fun, LetsBonk (Bonk.fun), Raydium LaunchLab, Moonshot, Bags, Boop, Heaven, Jupiter Studio, Trends.fun, Meteora
  • Quote token / chain: SOL, BNB
  • Metrics: min/max mcap, volume, holders, dev holding, bundle %, age
  • Socials: only tokens with X/Telegram/website
Filter sets are savable — see Filters & Presets. Tokens, devs, and keywords you never want to see again go on the Blacklist.

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Trench discipline

  • The trenches are a PvP arena, and the other players include the dev. Assume every launch is a rug until the numbers argue otherwise.
  • Volume should look like fees. Bonding-curve tokens with huge “volume” but no proportional fees = wash-traded chart. See Rug-Check Basics.
  • Fresh-wallet holders, staircase candles, up-only on low volume — honeypot patterns. The card metrics exist so you check before the click, not after.
  • Size like it can go to zero, because here, it usually does.

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Mini-FAQ

How fast do new launches appear? Within seconds of the creation transaction. Is there auto-sniping? Not yet. Today Trenches + Instant Trade is the fastest manual path. Why do some cards show almost no data? Zero-history tokens minutes after launch genuinely have almost no data. That’s information too.