What counts as new

This view lists tokens launched in the last 48 hours — the raw front of the bonding-curve market. A token appears here within an indexer sync of its launch transaction: the factory emits TokenLaunched, the indexer writes it, and the curve is open from the next block.

What a new curve looks like

Every new launch starts at the same place: the full supply sits on the curve contract, the curve portion sells at the genesis price, and the price rises with each buy along a deterministic curve. Early price discovery is the thinnest part of a token's life — one trade can move the price dramatically.

New does not mean vetted

Vectr is a launch mechanism, not a review board. Anyone can launch; listing here means a transaction happened, nothing more. Check the contract, the creator's history, and the curve before treating a new token as anything other than what it is — a brand-new, unproven market.

Before you trade

Curve tokens are high-risk assets: prices move fast, liquidity can be thin, and transactions are irreversible. Verify contracts on the explorer — every token page links its curve — and read how Vectr works before sizing in.

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