Altitude

What these are

Around 13,000 tokens a day reach a bonding curve on Solana. Almost all are somebody else’s exit. Everything here cleared that curve and then survived a full day — two filters that remove nearly all of them — and still holds a real market cap.

How they are ranked

Liquidity measured against the cap, because a cap is what the last trade implied and liquidity is what you could actually get back. Then turnover, how much of its peak it still holds, and what we already knew about the launch — who deployed it, who was in the first block, whether that crew has done this before.

Why it is only 30 long

A trading terminal ranks whatever moved in the last five minutes and refreshes forever, because a trader who checks it thirty times a day and acts on impulse pays thirty times the fees. We take nothing from your trades — no commission, no spread, no cut of a win — so nothing here is tuned to make you click. The list is capped, it changes when the evidence changes, and most days it barely moves. That is the honest shape of the answer.

The altitude score is provisional. Every pass is recorded so the weights can be measured against what these tokens actually go on to do, and they will change when that measurement exists. A high score is a launch with fewer things wrong with it — not a launch that will go up. Nothing here is advice, and none of it is a forecast.