📈Coins

Coins

Coins provides market data for tokens available through supported TON decentralized exchanges and memepad sources. Use it to discover tokens, compare activity and liquidity, maintain a Watchlist, and open detailed Coin summary pages.

In this guide, coin and token refer to the same type of asset.

Important: Market data, verification, and risk labels are informational only. They are not investment advice or a guarantee that a token is safe. Always verify the smart contract address and do your own research before trading.

Browsing coins

The table can display:

• token name and ticker;

• current price and price change;

• transaction count, including buys and sells;

• trading volume and its change;

• market capitalization;

• liquidity;

• token age.

Select a row to open its Coin summary. Select Buy to open the token on the Swap page.

Tabs

• All — the complete paginated coin list;

• Trending — tokens with the highest current trading activity;

• Gainers — tokens with the strongest price growth;

• New — recently created tokens, ordered by age;

• Watchlist — tokens you have chosen to track.

For Trending, Gainers, and New, select a timeframe of 1H, 6H, 24H, or 7D. The default timeframe is 24H.

The timeframe changes the period used to rank the tokens and calculate the corresponding activity or price data. These tabs are dynamic lists, not endorsements by DeDust.

Verified and higher-risk tokens

Use the list filter to switch between:

• All coins — includes Verified, unverified, Risky, and Dangerous tokens;

• Verified (Whitelisted) — this filter displays only Verified tokens.

A Trusted badge identifies a Verified token. Verification confirms that the contract represents the token it claims to be, but does not guarantee its price, liquidity, security, or the behavior of its creators.

Risk labels provide an additional warning:

• Risky — DeDust has identified reasons for increased caution;

• Dangerous — DeDust has identified serious risks associated with the token.

Unmarked tokens are not automatically safe. They may simply have no assigned status. By default, Trusted and unmarked tokens appear before Risky and Dangerous tokens in the list.

Watchlist

Use Watchlist to keep selected tokens in one place.

To add a token, select the star next to it in the Coins table. Select the star again to remove it. The token remains in Watchlist until you remove it manually.

Watchlist is saved in the current browser and is not synchronized across devices.

Coin summary

Select any token in Coins to open its Coin summary page.

At the top of the page, you can:

• review the token name, ticker, logo, and available trust or risk status;

• add or remove the token from Watchlist;

• open the token on Swap;

• open Deposit to find pools for providing liquidity.

Price chart

Coin summary includes an interactive price chart.

Market data

Depending on the available data, Coin summary can show:

• price in USD and GRAM;

• fully diluted valuation (FDV);

• market capitalization;

• total and circulating supply;

• 24-hour volume and transaction count;

• liquidity;

• number of holders;

• all-time high and all-time low;

• token age and creation date;

• smart contract address.

Transactions, Holders, and About the coin

The lower part of Coin summary can include:

• Transactions — recent trades, their type, token amounts, price, value, and the participating wallet;

• Holders — available information about addresses holding the token;

• About the coin — a project description when one is available.

Wallet addresses in Transactions can be opened in Portfolio to view their public on-chain data.