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How the Velocity Radar score works
The Velocity Radar score is a triage score. It helps compare active Solana token reads by momentum, liquidity, organic context, and available risk flags.
Key takeaways
- The score is built for ranking research leads, not predicting price.
- Market pressure and organic context both matter.
- Risk flags can change how a high-momentum token should be interpreted.
The score's job
The score helps answer a narrow question: which tokens deserve attention right now based on available market and trust context?
It is not built to say whether to buy, sell, hold, or ignore a token. A high score means the token is active in the radar's available data. It does not remove the need for source review.
Signals that influence the read
Velocity Radar uses available Solana market signals such as liquidity, 24h volume, volume pressure, recent movement, organic quality, and holder concentration when provider metadata supports it.
The product intentionally keeps the free view focused. Holder maps, tracked-wallet behavior, live calls, and broader social context can require separate provider workflows.
Why the score can move
A score can move when liquidity changes, volume pressure expands, organic quality updates, a token enters or leaves the live radar, or a new context flag appears.
That is why the Telegram request queue includes a 24h watch window. The useful part is not constant noise; it is a follow-up only when context changes meaningfully.
How this guide fits the app
Velocity Radar uses provider-backed market context where available, including live radar snapshots, Token Quick Check reports, and public Telegram request scans. The goal is practical triage: exact mints, readable context, and cleaner follow-up habits.