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Pulse

Pulse is a live stream of Solana launchpad tokens. It shows every token that is currently launching, graduating, or freshly migrated — with prices, market caps, liquidity, bonding progress, and trade counts updating continuously.

Open it at app.interstate.so/pulse or as a slide-out panel from any trade page.

The three columns

ColumnWhat it shows
NewTokens that have just been indexed from a supported launchpad — Pump.fun, Raydium (including Launchpad), Meteora. These are on the bonding curve and have not yet graduated.
Final StretchTokens that have crossed 80% of their bonding curve. They are close to migrating to a permanent DEX pool.
MigratedTokens that have graduated from their bonding curve via a confirmed on-chain migration event. Trading here routes to the permanent pool.

For the exact rules that move a token between columns, see Pulse lifecycle.

What each row shows

Every row is a token card with:

  • Name, symbol, logo, contract address
  • Price (USD)
  • Market cap (USD)
  • Liquidity (USD)
  • Bonding curve progress (%) while in New / Final Stretch
  • Volume and trade counts in rolling windows
  • Safety indicators — sniper %, bundler %, insider %, dev %, top-10 holder concentration
  • Quick-buy pill — one-click buy using your active Quick-buy preset

Click a token to open its full trade page.

Update cadence

SignalHow often it updates
List order / new arrivalsEvery 500 ms
Prices, market cap, liquidityPushed per-trade over WebSocket, typically under 2 s end-to-end
Lifecycle transitions (New → Final Stretch → Migrated)Event-driven, target latency under 50 ms from the on-chain event

New tokens are prepended to the New column the moment they arrive — you don't wait for the next refresh interval. The WebSocket connection is kept open across page navigation, so Pulse data is already warm when you come back to it.

Chain selector

Pulse defaults to Solana. You can switch to Monad via the chain switcher in the header or ?chain=monad.

::: info Monad is beta Data coverage on Monad is narrower than Solana. Some columns and safety signals may be missing or sparse. :::

Working from Pulse

Pulse is built to be a launchpad workstation, not a static feed. Traders typically:

  1. Scan New for names, images, and early volume that look interesting
  2. Watch Final Stretch for tokens about to graduate — these often see a liquidity event at migration
  3. Trade Migrated once a token is safely on a permanent pool

Every row supports:

  • Quick-buy — one-click buy at your preset amount. See Quick-buy presets for setup.
  • Snipe — arm an auto-buy that fires when a new token matches criteria. Solana only.
  • Star to watchlist — pin a token for monitoring. See Watchlist.
  • Open trade page — full chart, safety panel, trade history.

Common questions

Why did a token move back from Final Stretch to New? It didn't — at least not visibly. If a bonding curve % dips below 80% after the Final Stretch notification fired, the database is corrected silently. The UI does not surface backward transitions.

Why is a token still showing in New when it looks migrated? Migration requires a confirmed on-chain migration event from the indexer, not just a high percentage. Until that event fires, the token stays in New or Final Stretch. See Pulse lifecycle for the exact rules.

Does Pulse show every launchpad? Pump.fun, Raydium (including Launchpad), and Meteora are indexed. Tokens that never hit one of these launchpads won't appear in Pulse — use Discover or Search for those.

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