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# Token information display (SOL)

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1. Decentralized exchange hosting the liquidity pool
2. Token Ticker
3. Token Name
4. Total supply
5. Current market cap
6. Liquidity pool size
7. Token price
8. Percentage of token owned by creator
9. Percentage of tokens sent to other wallets by the creator
10. Maximum percentage of tokens owned by a single wallet
11. Liquidity status (if 100% burned or 100% locked, the button will turn green)
12. Last token action
13. Overall token score based on available data
14. "FREEZE" function status (The button will be green if the function is renounced)
15. "MINT" function status (The button will be green if the function is renounced)
16. "METADATA" mutability status (The button will be green if metadatas are not mutable)
17. Time to/from launch
18. Project logo (if available)

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You can retrieve this information directly from the application by moving your mouse over the button icon.

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If available, links to social networks and the website are displayed to the right of the token name and can be clicked directly from the list.


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