Hundreds of tokens get their first pool every day, and most are traps. New-listing watch reads the newest pools on the networks you pick, runs Soheil Guard on each new token, and tells you only about the ones it found no red flags in, with the report and a buy ready. It is a filter, not a sniper: buying stays your decision.
Set it up
- Open Bots → New-listing watch and sign in with your wallet.
- Pick the networks to watch: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Solana, HyperEVM, Sui or TON.
- Pick the pool liquidity a listing needs at least: $10,000, $50,000 or $100,000. Higher means fewer, bigger listings.
- Press Turn on. One watch for free, 3 at Voyager; at most 10 listings a day each.
What happens
- Every 5 minutes we read the newest 40 pools of each watched network and keep the ones at most an hour old with your liquidity.
- The new token (the side of the pool our lists don't know) goes through Soheil Guard: contract powers, taxes, a $100 sell test, holders, liquidity and age.
- Only a pass is told: no red flag, and nothing to be careful about except being young, which every new token is. A token whose check can't finish yet (no route to test a sell) is checked again at the next read.
- The message has the report and a one-tap buy. Messages show under My bots and in Telegram or as browser notifications if you chose; listings are never emailed.
Good to know
- Passing Soheil Guard means nothing bad was found at that moment. New tokens move fast, liquidity can leave minutes later, and most new tokens fail anyway: use small amounts you can lose.
- Add Token watch to a token you bought: it keeps checking it and tells you when something changes.
- Quiet days are normal: on a strict network like TON or Sui, most new coins carry a finding and are not told.
Do it
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Information, not financial advice. Soheil.fi is non-custodial; every transaction is signed in your own wallet.