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The Wall Score

What is the Wall Score?
A number from 0 to 100 for each token, recalculated every hour from public market data. It combines five parts: liquidity (how deep the pools are for the token's size), trading (how steady and widespread trading is), holders (how many wallets hold it, whether that grows, and how concentrated the largest ten are), longevity (how long it has kept trading) and resilience (how the price held up through falls compared with SOL).
Can a project pay for a better score?
No. The score is worked out only from public market data. Membership, payment, founding status and the size of a space add no points, and we do not adjust scores by hand.
What do the colours mean?
There are five labels, each with its own colour: Excellent (90 to 100) gold, Good (70 to 89) green, Moderate (50 to 69) silver, Weak (40 to 49) orange and Poor (below 40) red. A token without enough data yet shows as pending.
Why does a new token show “Pending” or “Initial”?
Some parts need history. Holder growth needs two readings at least 6 hours apart, and longevity builds up with each day of trading. A new token starts with an initial score that fills in over its first days.
Is the Wall Score financial advice?
No. Nothing on the site is financial advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any token. The score is an automatic check on public market data that describes how a market has behaved; it cannot tell you whether a token will go up or down. Always do your own research, and see How to read The Wall for what each figure measures and what it cannot tell you.
Does a place on The Wall mean a project is safe?
No. Projects on The Wall pay for their space, so it is advertising. The team proved it controls the token and checks in every 30 days, but membership is not an endorsement, an audit or an identity check, and it does not change the Wall Score.

Joining The Wall (for project teams)

How do I put my token on The Wall?
Go to Join The Wall, check your token against the minimum requirements, sign in with your email, prove you are the team, add your logo, banner, description and links, and submit. We review every application.
What are the minimum requirements?
Liquidity of at least $10,000, a market cap of at least $50,000, at least 6 days since launch (so every member has a full Wall Score from day one), mint and freeze authority both revoked, and trades in the last 24 hours. The checker on the Join page shows each one for your token.
How do I prove I am the team?
Either sign a free message with the wallet that created the token (it is not a transaction and moves nothing), or, for community takeovers, post a short code from the project’s official X account. We check every application before approving it.
How much does it cost?
The launch price is $599 a year for a 30×30 space, for the first 100 paid members or until 31 March 2027, whichever comes first. As The Wall fills and visitors grow, the price for new members rises in announced steps: $799, $999, $1,499, then $1,999 and up. Renewal is at the price at the time.
What are founding places?
Up to 10 approved projects are chosen as founding members: their first year is free and they carry a gold ★ on The Wall. After that year they renew like everyone else.
Where does my token go on The Wall?
Spaces are given automatically, starting near the centre and moving outwards in the order members are approved. Every member gets one 30×30 space; there are 1,089 in total.
Can I change my logo, banner or links later?
Yes, from your team dashboard. Changes are reviewed before they go live, usually within a day.
What is the monthly check-in?
Every 30 days your team presses “Check in” on the dashboard to confirm the project is still active. After a 7-day grace period a missed check-in marks the tile; 30 days after that the tile leaves The Wall until you check in again. It keeps abandoned tokens off The Wall.
Do large, long-running projects need to check in?
No. A token becomes Established automatically when it is at least 180 days old, with a typical (30-day median) market cap of at least $5 million and liquidity of at least $250,000, and no serious warning. Established tokens skip check-ins. We may adjust these figures over time.

Watchlist, Free and Pro

What is the watchlist?
A private list of any Solana tokens you want to keep an eye on, plus wallets you want to watch (read-only). It shows live prices, Wall Scores and warnings in one place. Start your watchlist; you only need an email address.
What does Free include?
Up to 5 tokens and 1 wallet, Wall Scores updated every 3 hours, every security check and the Launch buyers check, each day’s bought and sold totals, warnings on each token page, and a weekly summary email.
What does Pro add?
Up to 100 tokens and 5 wallets, the full Wall Score breakdown, instant warning emails and Telegram messages within minutes, the largest buys and sells of each day, exact holder and locked-supply figures, and full history. Pro is $149 a year, paid once by card (crypto payment is coming soon), with no automatic renewal. The first 100 Pro buyers pay a $99 launch price for their first year; renewals are at the normal price. Upgrade from your watchlist.
Do you ever move my funds?
No. Adding a wallet only reads its public balances. We never ask you to sign a transaction, and we will never ask for a private key or seed phrase. Anyone who does is not us.

Warnings

What do the warnings mean?
Automatic checks run every few minutes: liquidity pulled or drained by selling, a sharp price crash, heavy selling, the token’s creator or its launch buyers selling a large part of their holding, or a mint or freeze authority found. “No trades in 6 hours” is shown as a notice, not an alarm, because quiet tokens are not necessarily a problem. A warning describes what has happened; it is not an instruction to act. Every warning explained.
Can a warning be wrong?
Occasionally. Market data can be delayed or misreported, so we cross-check prices across pools. A warning clears by itself once the data shows the problem has gone. If you think one is wrong, tell us through the contact page.

Other

How do I report a scam or impersonation?
Use the contact page and choose “Report a token”. We look into every report.
How do I contact you?
Through the contact page. We usually reply within two working days.