Memecoin trending mechanics
What trending means on each surface a token can appear on, which parts are published, which parts are inference, and why the same token can trend in one place and be invisible in another.
Read the field noteA discovery surface is any place where a token can be seen by somebody who was not already looking for it. There are fewer of them than the marketing language suggests, and each was built for a specific job that has nothing to do with helping a launch.
This section describes them one at a time: who is on them, what they display, what they are documented to rank by, and what evidence exists that a given surface sent anybody anywhere.
The screens, feeds and lists a token can appear on, what each one is built to do, and which of them a launch team can observe directly rather than guess at.
What trending means on each surface a token can appear on, which parts are published, which parts are inference, and why the same token can trend in one place and be invisible in another.
Read the field noteSeven places a memecoin becomes visible, the job each one is built to do, the audience it delivers, and the observable evidence that a surface sent anyone at all.
Read the field noteSurfaces are only half the story. What they sort by belongs in Signals, and what happens after somebody arrives belongs in Communities.
Sorting rules, published filters and the difference between a measurement a surface states openly and a mechanism people infer from watching it behave.
Open signalsChats, holder bases and the people who keep talking after the first day. How groups form, what makes them durable, and where honest growth stops being possible.
Open communities