How it reads the chain.

COLT reads two launchpads on BNB Chain. Bonding-curve state, holder counts and launch times come from the public Four.meme API. Live pair data — price, liquidity, 24-hour volume, buys and sells — comes from Dexscreener, filtered to BNB Chain, with Flap pairs pulled from the flapsh venue. When both sources know a token, the numbers are merged and the freshest value wins.

Results are cached for 20 seconds so the board can refresh without hammering the upstream APIs. If a source is down, the board says so and retries on its own.

A BNB launch is a constant-product curve: x · y = k. One billion tokens exist, eight hundred million sit on the curve, and the token graduates to a DEX pool once roughly 24 BNB has been raised. Early buys move the price a lot, late buys move it little — the simulator on the home page lets you feel exactly how much.

Out of 100, built from public facts only: holder count, liquidity depth, 24-hour volume, buy-versus-sell pressure, age, curve progress, and whether the deployer has launched other tokens. Every line in the scan names the number it came from, so you can disagree with it.

A high score is not a recommendation and a low score is not an accusation. It is a reading of public data at one moment in time.

• No wallet connection, ever.
• No buying, selling or signing of transactions.
• No custody of funds and no private keys.
• No accounts — the Stable lives in your browser's local storage.
• No token of our own. See the token page.

Nothing here is financial advice. Memecoins on BNB Chain are extremely risky and most go to zero. Data can be delayed, wrong or missing. Verify everything on-chain before you act.