Crypto presale tracker: what happened after each presale

How the tracker works

Which projects are included

Projects listed on Coinvote that declared a presale in their listing, once that presale is over: the declared end date has passed, the token has a market price or, with no end date, the declared launch has passed and the presale start is more than 6 months old. A presale still open is on the live presales page instead. Dates are the ones the project declared: we do not verify them.

What each status means

Active pool

A DexScreener pool exists for the listed contract, with at least $1,000 of liquidity and some volume over the last 24 hours.

Low activity

A pool exists, but with less than $1,000 of liquidity, no volume over 24 hours, or no liquidity figure reported.

No pool found

Neither DexScreener nor GeckoTerminal has a pool for this contract. This does not prove the token never launched: it may trade on a centralized exchange or on a DEX outside these sources, or the contract on the listing may be out of date.

Unknown

We could not check: no contract on the listing, a chain the source does not cover, a check that has not run yet, or a last answer older than 14 days. We never guess. Also unknown: a source sees a market for this token that we cannot read or confirm, one source does not index it, the launch date is still ahead, or the presale ended less than 30 days ago.

When the token behind the listed contract has neither the symbol nor the name of the project, we show no figure for it: it stays unknown.

Where the figures come from

Price and liquidity come from the most liquid DexScreener pool of the token, or GeckoTerminal pool when DexScreener has none, and the oldest pool date from all its pools. DexScreener is read about every 6 hours, GeckoTerminal about once a week. The contract scan is the GoPlus check of our token scanner, repeated about once a month: it counts what the contract allows, which is not a verdict on the project. We do not show a return, because presale prices are not verifiable data.

Limits

A status describes a contract at one moment, not a team or its intentions. An active pool is not a sign of quality, and a project that stopped trading is not proof of fraud. Only projects listed on Coinvote are covered, so this list is not a picture of the whole market.

Keep checking

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