HostDiscover: the market's front page, ranked and tradable
Two live lenses over the same feed — what's launching this minute and what's actually moving — where every row opens a sheet you can scan or trade.
Discover is where the app lands: a single feed built from live sources rather than one editorialized list. New pump.fun launches stream in from the launch lane, and graduated tokens arrive ranked by Jupiter's top-organic-score board — a ranking based on trading behavior, not paid placement.
Ranked by what the chain saw, not what a listicle says
The trending lens leans on Jupiter's organic-score ordering — activity-weighted, so the board reflects tokens real wallets are actually trading rather than whichever project bought a slot. The launches lens is the opposite end of the lifecycle: tokens minutes old, before any ranking can know anything. Between them the feed covers both questions a trader opens a discovery page for — what's established-and-moving, and what just appeared.
| Lens | What it answers | What it can't tell you |
|---|---|---|
| New launches | What appeared on pump.fun in the last minutes — the earliest possible read on a token | Whether it survives the hour — most don't, which is why the scan sits one tap away |
| Trending movers | Which graduated tokens real wallets are actively trading, weighted by organic activity | Whether the activity is organic — pumps and wash volume trend too, by design of the metric |
Every row is a door, not a headline
Tapping any token opens its sheet: chart, core stats, and the trade itself — the pump.fun curve for tokens still on it, Jupiter routing for graduated ones. The same sheet is one step from the scanner, because a discovery feed's job is to surface candidates and the scan's job is to kill most of them. That ordering is deliberate: on a real discovery feed the next step after "interesting" is "interrogate", not "buy".
The feed is also where the rest of the toolkit converges. A row that survives the scan can be traded on the spot, added to a tracked wallet's context, or bought on the next launch through auto-buy — discovery is the top of the funnel every other feature feeds from. For what happens to the launches that make it off the curve, pump.fun graduation, explained covers the lifecycle.
Read the ranking honestly: an activity-weighted board rewards whatever wallets are doing — including coordinated pumps and wash volume wearing a costume. Trending means traded, never safe. Fake volume and wash trading covers the costume in detail.
Open the feed, interrogate the row
Launches and movers in one place — every card one tap from a chart, a scan, or a trade.
Frequently asked
What does the Discover page show?
Two lenses over one feed: brand-new pump.fun launches and graduated tokens ranked by Jupiter's top-organic-score board — every row opens a tradable token sheet.
Where does the trending ranking come from?
Jupiter's top-organic-score ordering — an activity-weighted ranking driven by real trading behavior on Solana, not a paid-placement list.
Can I trade straight from a Discover card?
Yes — tapping a token opens its sheet with chart, stats and the trade ticket: the pump.fun curve for new launches, Jupiter routing for graduated tokens.
Does trending mean the token is safe?
No — trending measures trading activity, and activity is exactly what coordinated pumps manufacture. Scan the mint before you size in; the scanner is built for that read.
Is Discover free to use?
Yes — the feed is open with no signup and no wallet connect. Only the trade ticket at the end of a card touches a wallet, and executed trades carry the same flat 1% fee as every other lane.