Cookin.fun is your real-time data companion for memecoin trading tracking hundreds of live metrics, trades, and wallet behaviors to surface only the most promising tokens.
Real-time. We analyze live on-chain transactions continuously, so you're seeing wallet, distro and market shifts instantly.
The lists show each token's first hour, when the most important signals happen. We keep tracking a token after that for as long as it trades, so you can still open its page with its contract address.
A list of bullish signals currently active for a token. Bullish setups are rarer than bearish ones, so even a few conditions here usually indicate strong structure, distro and positive flow.
That’s the bearish counterpart. A list of conditions indicating weakness or sell pressure. When too many are active, the token’s probably cooked short-term.
We scan every new token launched and filter out most rugs and dead launches. Only fresh tokens showing potential and healthy on-chain data show up.
Tokens here have active flow, strong holder metrics, and upward momentum — real activity, not spoofed volume or bot noise.
We wish. Cookin.fun can’t stop rugs, but it gives you way more context than you ever had. We flag sketchy bundles, farmed wallets, and risky distributions before they nuke. We all still take hits — just fewer, and with eyes open.
Because we filter out straight rugs, bundles and dead launches. If it’s on Cookin.fun, it passed our baseline sanity checks and has some potential.
Hell yes. We’re building with the community — drop us a message in Discord or on X.
No tool can guarantee profits. Cookin.fun helps you inspect on-chain activity, but signals can be incomplete and tokens can still lose value. Use the metrics to inform your own research.
That’s normal. Start by watching tokens and reading the metrics when they move. You’ll notice patterns — how bundles %, CookTimer and distro cohorts shift before pumps or rugs. Cookin.fun is about seeing what others miss.
Everyone wants to be like Cupsey until they realize he eats glass for breakfast. Rapid flipping is high risk — Cookin.fun helps you trade smarter, not just faster. Learn the signals first. Once you get how all metrics stack, you’ll ape with purpose, not FOMO.
Not always, but it’s a warning sign. Red bundles mean a big part of the supply is held by wallets that have traded together before like bots, farms, or coordinated groups. It usually signals lower organic flow and higher rug or dump risk once volume slows down. It may be time to exit your position or delay your entry.
"OG" means the image, ticker, name, and links used by this token have never been reused by another coin. It has lower chance to be a rug or face FUD later on. On the other hand, most rugs recycle old memes or tickers to farm engagement and dump on holders.
See our supported DEXes and launchpads for coverage and available data.