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What Is DEX Screener?

Definition

DEX Screener is a real-time analytics platform that tracks new token launches, price charts, liquidity, and trading volume across all major decentralized exchanges and chains.

DEX Screener (dexscreener.com) is one of the most visited tools for crypto traders discovering new tokens. It indexes pools from Raydium, Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and hundreds of other DEXes across 50+ chains.

  • Automatic indexing — your token appears on DEX Screener within minutes of pool creation
  • Price chart — real-time candlestick charts that traders use to evaluate your token
  • Liquidity display — shows how much liquidity is in the pool (higher = more credible)
  • Holder count — tracks unique wallet addresses holding your token
  • Paid features — "Boosted" tokens get more visibility; token info updates are free

Getting your token on DEX Screener: 1. Create a Raydium pool (Solana) or Uniswap pool (Ethereum/Base) via CoinDevTools 2. DEX Screener indexes the pool automatically within 5-15 minutes 3. Update your token info (logo, description, links) via DEX Screener's free token update form 4. Share the DEX Screener chart link with your community

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Related Terms

DEX (Decentralized Exchange)
A DEX is a peer-to-peer exchange that enables cryptocurrency trading directly from your wallet without intermediaries, using smart contracts to match trades.
DEX Aggregator
A DEX aggregator searches multiple decentralized exchanges simultaneously to find the best price for a token swap, splitting trades across pools to minimize slippage.
Liquidity Pool
A liquidity pool is a pair of tokens locked in a smart contract that enables decentralized trading on automated market makers (AMMs) like Raydium and Uniswap.
Market Cap (Market Capitalization)
Market cap is the total value of all tokens in circulation, calculated as token price multiplied by circulating supply. It's the primary metric for comparing token sizes.