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Tiếng ViệtNew Token Pairs on Solana
As of 23 Oct 2026, 18:39 UTC, the most traded tokens launched on Solana in the last 30 days were Aura Final Boss (Kimchi), Nagi and Pokke (ヤギ) and Dacity Coin (Dacity), whose first pools opened 3 days, 2 days and 12 days earlier. In the last 24 hours Kimchi moved −33.1%, ヤギ +168.7% and Dacity +13.1%. How this list works
Across this list10 tokens
- 24h volume
- $33.1M
- Liquidity
- $4.2M
Most traded new
- $0.009852down 33.1%
- $0.0009448up 168.7%
- $0.0113up 13.1%
Top gainers
- $0.0009448up 168.7%
- $0.002615up 38.9%
- $0.000639up 30.2%
Snapshot as of 23 Oct 2026, 18:39 UTC · refreshing…
| Token | Trade | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Aura Final BossKimchiUnverified | Swap | $0.009852 | down 1.4% | down 12.0% | down 33.1% | $13.8M | $698K | $9.8M | 3d |
| 2 | Swap | $0.0009448 | up 5.0% | down 32.7% | up 168.7% | $4.0M | $210K | $913K | 2d | |
| 3 |  Dacity CoinDacityUnverified | Swap | $0.0113 | up 2.7% | down 8.8% | up 13.1% | $3.8M | $992K | $11.1M | 12d |
| 4 | Swap | $248.24 | down 0.3% | down 0.4% | down 3.5% | $3.3M | $304K | $309K | 23h | |
| 5 | Swap | $0.000639 | up 3.4% | up 96.5% | up 30.2% | $3.0M | $119K | $612K | 2d | |
| 6 |  MUSK IndexMUSK4 | Swap | $1.03 | up 0.8% | down 0.1% | up 0.4% | $1.4M | $170K | $261K | 7d |
| 7 | Swap | $0.001961 | up 10.0% | up 11.5% | down 4.0% | $1.1M | $298K | $2.0M | 16d | |
| 8 |  ClaudiaCLAUDIAUnverified | Swap | $0.002553 | up 0.3% | up 11.8% | down 4.4% | $959K | $359K | $2.4M | 17d |
| 9 |  Doge PepeDOPE | Swap | $0.002615 | up 2.2% | down 13.1% | up 38.9% | $940K | $368K | $2.6M | 12d |
| 10 | Swap | $371.92 | up 0.2% | down 0.6% | down 1.1% | $737K | $638K | $905K | 3d |
New pools are where rug pulls happen: $100,000 of liquidity can be withdrawn in one transaction, and many tokens here will be worth nothing within weeks. How to spot a rug pull
What counts as a new token pair on Solana?
New tokens on Solana that have already found real trading. Launchpads such as pump.fun create thousands of tokens a day, nearly all with a few thousand dollars behind them and no buyers after the first hour, so a raw list of the newest pairs is mostly noise.
This page starts somewhere else: the 100 most traded tokens on Solana over the last 24 hours, according to Jupiter, narrowed to those whose first pool opened within the last 30 days. Age counts from that first pool.
How this list is ranked and filtered
Each row must hold at least $100,000 of liquidity and have traded no more than 25 times that liquidity in 24 hours; stablecoins are left out. That floor is a tenth of the one on our other lists, because a token a week old rarely has more, so the liquidity column is shown on every screen size. Tokens Jupiter has not verified are marked: new tokens often borrow the ticker of a famous coin, and an unverified token wearing one is almost certainly not the real thing.
How to use it safely
Read liquidity first. It is what you can actually sell into, and on a young token it may belong to one wallet that can withdraw it at any moment. $100,000 sounds like a lot and can vanish in a single transaction.
Check who holds the liquidity and whether it is locked, whether the creator can still mint tokens or freeze accounts, and how concentrated the holders are. Our rug-pull guide walks through each check, and it takes five minutes.
Further reading
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a new token here?
One whose first trading pool opened within the last 30 days, that is among the 100 most traded Solana tokens over the past 24 hours on Jupiter, and that holds at least $100,000 of liquidity.
What does Unverified mean?
Jupiter has not verified the token's identity. It does not mean the token is a scam, but copycats use famous tickers, so an unverified token named after a well-known coin is almost certainly not that coin.
Why only Solana?
On the EVM networks the free data available to us lists the newest pools minute by minute, and almost none hold meaningful liquidity. We would rather show nothing than a list of pools you could not sell out of.
How often does this list update?
The table in the page's HTML is a snapshot taken when the site was last built, and it is labelled with that time. When you open the page your browser asks Jupiter for the current list once and the table switches to live.