MINTQON
MINTQON is built around observable market data. We turn price, volume, breadth, liquidity and launch activity into a faster market read — without pretending a score can predict the next candle.
The starting point is live or recently refreshed market data from the providers used by MINTQON. Price, 24-hour change, volume, market cap and network context are kept separate from our own calculated labels. A timestamp or live-state on the dashboard tells you whether the feed is current enough to use.
Heat is a relative activity score. It looks for assets showing stronger movement and participation than the rest of the tracked market. A high Heat score means “worth investigating now”, not “buy”. A fast move with weak liquidity can still be dangerous.
The public Intelligence read combines three different views: 45% market breadth, 30% Heat and 25% launch quality/risk. Breadth asks how much of the tracked market is participating. Heat measures unusual momentum and activity. Launch quality/risk adds context from the fresh-token side of the market.
Launch Radar watches newly visible Solana pools. Its filters use observable details such as liquidity and market activity to reduce noise. Passing a filter does not make a token safe; contracts, holders, liquidity and execution risk still need independent checking.
Signal Wire turns qualifying market events into timestamped records. The captured price and score belong to that moment. Published signal history can later show what happened after the signal, including negative outcomes, instead of quietly keeping only the winners.
MINTQON does not know the future and does not guarantee profit. Scores are market context, not personal financial advice. Prices can differ between venues and change before an order executes. When data is stale or unavailable, the interface should say so rather than manufacture a live state.
Hot is about unusual activity. Gainers & Losers is plain 24-hour performance. Where the Action Is emphasizes movement plus volume. Where the Money Sits is market-cap concentration. Launch Radar is about fresh pools. Intelligence is the combined context layer. Keeping those jobs separate is deliberate.
Market data can be delayed, revised or temporarily unavailable. Public token addresses link to independent explorers where available. If you spot a data or labeling problem, use the Contact page so it can be checked against the underlying source.