> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.scoutradar.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.scoutradar.xyz/reading-a-card.md).

# Reading a card

A card is one token on the board. Hover any number for its tooltip; this page is the long version.

![A card on the Runners lane](/files/sxSghR61QxC1aNn4BSOL)

![The scouts chip tooltip: counts, positions and when polling stops](/files/qfrlMSJEaJlBLRBVnNYa)

```
[logo]   PUPS  UPS PUPS                                    1.12×
0c10…02c2   12m  X  🌐  [ 2/0 · 3 ]                    no peak yet
            👥 131  ◎ 2  ▤ 0  T10 31%  👤 0%  UPS      $95.3K → $107K
            ⚡ VSIG $30.4K  ⌛ TSIG 46s  V5M $40.3K  TX5M 191   GMGN  AXM
```

## Left: token identity

* **Logo and ticker / name** — from market data. The name is shown when it differs from the ticker.
* **Contract address** (`0c10…02c2`) — click it to copy the full address.
* **Age** (`12m`, `2h`, `1d`) — how old the token was when the first scout bought. Orange = fresh.
* **X / 🌐 / Telegram icons** — the token's socials, when known.

## The scouts chip

`2/0 · 3` — the card's signature.

* **Before positions are checked:** `scouts · crews`, e.g. `6 · 2`: six tracked wallets bought, two independent crews.
* **After positions are checked:** `in/out · crews`, e.g. `4/2 · 2`: four scouts still in position, two out. Green = all in, amber = some out, grey = all out (the card is dimmed).
* `◌ 0/3` means positions are being re-checked right now.
* Tooltip: the counts, what "in position" means, and `Scout 1 → N in 14m` — how long it took from the first scout to the last one.

## Token stats at a glance

`👥 131 ◎ 2 ▤ 0 T10 31% 👤 0% UPS`

| Chip    | Meaning                                     |
| ------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| 👥 131  | Holders now                                 |
| ◎ 2     | Sniper wallets — bought in the first blocks |
| ▤ 0     | Bundled wallets                             |
| T10 31% | Share of supply held by the top-10 holders  |
| 👤 0%   | Share held by the deployer                  |
| UPS     | The token the pair trades against (quote)   |

`re-entered` — the token left the board and came back; its metrics still count from the first signal. The leaderboard counts such a token by its first card, not by the return.

## The stats line

| Stat       | Meaning                                                                 |
| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **⚡ VSIG** | Volume traded in the minute of the signal (the first scout buy). Amber. |
| **⌛ TSIG** | Time since the first scout bought. Amber.                               |
| **V5M**    | Volume in the last five minutes.                                        |
| **TX5M**   | Swaps in the last five minutes.                                         |

VSIG and TSIG are fixed at the signal; V5M and TX5M are live and refresh every few seconds.

## Right: the multiplier block

* **Headline `1.83×`** — the **peak**: the highest confirmed market cap after the signal, divided by the entry. `no peak yet` while the token has not printed a confirmed high.
* **`now 1.12×`** — market cap now divided by the entry.
* **`$95.3K → $107K`** — entry market cap → market cap now. The entry is the market cap at the first scout buy.

### How the peak is measured

The peak is **not** the highest tick. A level counts only when it holds across **two consecutive one-minute candles** (we take the lower of the two highs). A wick that lasted a few seconds does not count. This keeps the numbers close to what a real trade could sell into, so our peak is often lower than the ATH on charting sites — on purpose.

### Colours of a multiplier

| Colour   | Range       |
| -------- | ----------- |
| red      | below entry |
| white    | 1–2×        |
| green    | 2–10×       |
| gold     | 10–100×     |
| platinum | ≥100×       |

The same table colours every multiplier on the site, including the leaderboard.

## GMGN / AXM

Open the token on GMGN or Axiom in a new tab. More venues will be added here.

## Green rail

A card with a green left edge arrived in this lane within the last minute. What "arrived" means is explained in [Sounds and new cards](/sounds-and-new-cards.md).


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