Grade pillar: launch

The launch pillar scores how clean the token's launch was: how much coordinated buying there was at launch, how much of that supply is still held, and what exiting it would do to the price.

Its detail line gives the coordinated buying found, the share still held and that overhang against the depth. Not every token has enough launch history; without it the pillar is absent, and it matters less as a token ages.

1. 1

   The backend scores the pillar from 0 to 100, against the fleet, and records a one-line reading beside the score. A pillar it couldn't measure has no score and a reason instead: it is dropped, never scored zero.

2. 2

   The grade card places the score on a 0–100 track against the fleet: the median score across every cached token (a tick) and the middle half, the 25th to 75th percentile (a band).

HighShape, not data

Little or no launch overhang: bundled supply has gone or never existed.

LowShape, not data

Bundled launch supply is still held and large against the liquidity.

RisingShape, not data

The overhang shrank at the last grading.

FallingShape, not data

The overhang grew relative to the depth.

Evidence in the data, never advice

• 50 is the fleet's typical token, not a pass mark: a 45 is a little below typical, not a fail.
• The detail line is the backend's evidence for the score; the card shows it in the data table and the hover.
• Scores are as of the last grading (the read holds no history of them).
• Often absent: not every token has enough launch history.