Every promoted token.
What happened next.
Plumb’s scanner logs Solana tokens as they get promoted, then checks back to see where the price went. Read-only: it has no wallet and never trades.
How promoted tokens did, day by day
Typical (median) price move after we logged them, by the day they were seen. Checked-back tokens only.
Does token age matter?
Typical (median) price move after promotion, by how old the token was when promoted. Groups with fewer than 3 tokens are left out.
Sparks mean a token is up 25%+ in the last hour or doubled in a day. A red wash means it’s down 40%+ in an hour or 80%+ in a day. It shows movement, not a reason to buy.
How to read this
Result is how far the price moved from when the scanner first logged the token to when it checked back. 24h line is the live price path over the last day from DexScreener. Tickers aren’t unique: tap a row to open the exact token by its contract address.
The part we got wrong
The scanner labels tokens clean, suspect or partial based on whether their trading looks faked. That label didn’t predict anything: “clean” tokens fell about as hard as the rest. Token age did predict it, so that’s what Plumb leads with now.