📡 Pulse Radar

Catch real momentum before your feed does — confirmed moves, not blind pumps.

Not every winner is a brand-new token. Plenty are tokens that have traded quietly for days, then suddenly start running. Pulse Radar exists to catch those — the moment momentum genuinely ignites, while it's still early.

What it does

Pulse continuously scans the thousands of Base tokens already trading and fires when several momentum signals line up at once on the same token — so you're alerted on a real move, not a single green candle.

The signals it reads

• Volume surge — volume spiking far above the token's own recent baseline.
• Buy pressure — the buy/sell ratio tilting hard toward buyers.
• Holder velocity — wallets piling in faster than price is moving. This is the leading signal: accumulation shows up here before the chart makes it obvious.
• Turnover & sustainment — confirming the move has legs, not a one-wick spike.
• Convergence — when multiple independent signals fire on one token simultaneously (the strongest Pulse).
• Catalyst read — is a real KOL cluster forming, is it climbing the volume ranks — versus a random pump.

Why "before your feed"

By the time a runner hits X, the early money is already distributing. Pulse watches the on-chain reality directly, so you see the move while it's developing — not after a 300% candle when you'd be buying someone's exit.

It is honest about timing: Pulse confirms sustained momentum, which means it deliberately waits past the first spike to avoid false alarms. You're ahead of the social feed, not ahead of the blockchain.

Safety still applies

Every Pulse alert runs the same sellability check as Launch. If a "runner" is actually a honeypot, Pulse tells you.

➡️ See also: Launch Radar · Reading an alert