Calculation method
How MoonMath calculates launch quality
Token Launch Quality Check — What can be established about this token right now?
The formula
No weighted sum. The page states pool liquidity, liquidity divided by market cap, five contract signals as reported, and the LP supply split into burned, time-locked, expired-lock and other shares. One line is drawn: whether the burned plus actively time-locked share is more or less than half.
What it reads
- Pool liquidity and market cap
- Contract signals from the risk provider: verified source, mint authority, owner privileges, sell restriction, sell tax
- LP holder shares and lock schedules from the lock provider
What it assumes
- A figure nobody reported is shown as not reported and is not counted for or against the token
- Burned LP cannot be withdrawn by anyone; a time lock counts only while its schedule has not ended
- The one-half line is a counting line, not a verdict
What this does not establish
- That a token is safe to buy: no combination of these figures establishes that
- Anything about past or future price
- Lock coverage beyond the provider's holder list
- That a contract stays as it was read
Run it
Read what can actually be observed about a token right now, as figures: its pool liquidity against its market cap, the share of its LP supply that is burned or locked, whether the contract still carries mint or owner privileges, and whether it can be sold. Nothing is combined into a score. A figure no provider reported is shown as not reported, and it is not counted for or against the token.
Open the Launch Quality calculatorHow the market itself works
This page describes MoonMath's arithmetic. The mechanics section describes the market: how an order book forms a price, why order-book depth is not the same thing as pool liquidity, and what a public book does and does not let you observe.
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