Solana Gainers
Every trending coin that is up over the past hour, strongest move first, thin pools filtered out.
Ranked by real 1-hour price change
Gainers takes the trending Solana coins and re-sorts them by their actual 1-hour price change, biggest move first. Only coins that are up over the hour appear here; a flat or falling coin drops out of this view while it stays on the Trending grid. The percentage on each card is the same 1-hour figure the ranking uses, so the board reads in one direction. Figures are rebuilt from a fresh snapshot every 6 seconds and cards flash as they move, while the running order is held steady so nothing jumps under your cursor: it takes the newest ranking when you press Refresh, click the "new trending" chip, switch feeds or come back to the tab.
Why we require at least $10,000 in liquidity
In a pool holding a few hundred dollars, one modest buy can print a four-digit percentage gain that nobody could have traded. So every coin on this board must hold at least $10,000 of liquidity across its pools before it is eligible. The filter costs us some eye-catching numbers and removes a great deal of noise in exchange: what is left are moves that happened in pools deep enough for the price to mean something. Each card prints the liquidity of the coin's main DexScreener pool, which can read lower than the cross-pool total the filter measures.
How gainers differ from the trending feed
Trending answers the question of what Solana is trading right now. Gainers answers which of those coins are actually moving up this hour. Both start from the same source list and the same live price tick, so a coin can sit near the top of Trending with a flat hour and never appear here, or run hard from a lower trending position and lead this board. New Pairs narrows the same list by age instead of by move: only coins whose first pool is younger than 24 hours.
Using the board: watchlist, Rank by, search, Copy Coin
Star a mover to keep it in the watchlist while you look at something else, up to 30 coins, stored in your browser, no account required. Rank by re-sorts the same coins by market cap, volume, liquidity, pair age or name when you want a different cut, and your choice is remembered next time. Search filters by name, ticker or mint address. Copy Coin copies a coin's public metadata to your clipboard as JSON; it does not buy, mint or create anything, and none of this is financial advice.
FAQ
How is the gainers board ranked?
It starts from the same trending Solana list as the home grid, keeps only coins whose 1-hour price change is positive and which hold at least $10,000 of liquidity across their pools, then sorts what remains by that 1-hour change, largest first. The ranking is rebuilt every 30 seconds, the same beat as the trending list it starts from, while the prices on the cards keep ticking every 6 seconds in between.
Why is there a $10,000 liquidity filter?
Because a thin pool makes percentages meaningless. With a few hundred dollars of liquidity, a single small trade can move the printed price by hundreds of percent. Requiring $10,000 keeps the board on moves that happened in pools where the price actually had to be paid.
How fresh are these gainers?
The page pulls a new snapshot every 6 seconds. Prices come from a tick that refreshes on that same beat, while market cap, liquidity and volume come from DexScreener, which recomputes roughly every 30 seconds, so those figures can be up to about half a minute behind.
Why is a coin from the trending grid missing here?
Three reasons cover almost every case: its 1-hour change is flat or negative, it holds less than $10,000 of liquidity across its pools, or it dropped out of the trending list entirely between refreshes. Gainers is a filtered view of the trending list, never a separate universe of coins.
Does a big 1-hour gain mean I should buy?
No. A large 1-hour move tells you a coin is volatile and that people are trading it. It says nothing about what happens next, and by the time a move is visible on any screener, a good part of it has already happened. This is a data tool, not financial advice.
Can I see losers as well?
Not as a separate feed, but you can get there in one click: open the Trending grid and set Rank by to Biggest 1H drop. That re-sorts the same 26 trending coins from the worst 1-hour change upward, using the identical figures the cards display.
More answers on the FAQ page, or read how pumpfinder works.
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