How OxView works
OxView is a read-only analytics viewer for Solana DEX pairs. Live market data via public Solana DEX feeds. This page documents exactly where every number comes from, how the safety screen decides what reaches the Hot List, and how alerts behave.
Where the data comes from
OxView does not generate, estimate or simulate market data. Pair prices, liquidity, 24h volume, buy/sell counts and pair age are read live from DexScreener's public Solana endpoints. OHLCV candles behind every chart come from GeckoTerminal. On-chain safety signals — mint and freeze authority, LP lock status, holder concentration and the normalised risk score — come from RugCheck.
Market data aggregated from Raydium, Orca, Meteora, PumpSwap, Phoenix and Lifinity via DexScreener and GeckoTerminal, with on-chain safety checks from RugCheck.
When a live price stream is available, top pairs and everything on your watchlist also receive tick updates between polls. If the stream is unavailable, OxView falls back to polling and says so in the header rather than pretending to be live.
How often everything refreshes
- Market table and Hot List: every 30 seconds, with a visible countdown.
- Token detail pages: every 20 seconds.
- Charts: candles are cached briefly and can be force-refreshed from the chart header.
- Connection dot in the header: green when the feed is live, amber while reconnecting (showing attempt number and countdown), red after five failed attempts with a manual retry.
Every timestamp on the platform is rendered in your selected time zone, defaulting to UTC. Change it from the time-zone selector in the header.
How the safety checks work
The Hot List is a two-stage screen, not a recommendation. Stage one filters the live market snapshot; stage two applies on-chain verification. A coin is only listed as verified when it passes every applicable check. Badges show the exact pass count (for example "13/14 checks") and expand to the per-check breakdown.
Stage 1 — market screen
- Pooled liquidity at least $250.0K
- Liquidity at least 5% of market cap
- Pair trading for at least 7 days
- 24h volume at least $100.0K
- Volume under 25× liquidity (wash-trade filter)
- Sells no more than 70% of 24h trades
- FDV no more than 3× market cap
- Website or socials published
Stage 2 — on-chain verification
- Mint authority revoked
- Freeze authority revoked
- At least 80% of LP locked or burned
- Largest holder under 20% of supply
- RugCheck risk score at or below 30 (lower is safer)
Strict mode requires every check to pass. Balanced mode requires the market screen to pass with no failing on-chain check, allowing pairs whose report is still loading — those are listed separately as unverified candidates. Read the risk disclaimer before acting on any of these signals.
Reading the charts
Charts run on native candlestick rendering with 1m through 1W timeframes. Overlays include EMA bands, RSI, Bollinger Bands and VWAP, each toggleable from the indicator legend, plus automatically detected support and resistance zones.
The Trader's Read panel translates those indicators into plain English — whether momentum is stretched, where the nearest zones sit, and what would invalidate the current read — so a beginner can see the same structure a chartist does without memorising indicator maths.
Alerts and watchlists
Alerts fire on three metrics: price crossing a level, 24h volume passing a threshold, or buy/sell pressure tilting past a percentage. Pick a coin, a metric, a direction and a value, and OxView evaluates it on every live refresh while the tab is open.
Delivery channels are independent toggles: in-app toast, browser notification (requires one-time permission) and an audible chime. Triggered alerts stay listed under "Recently triggered" with the exact time in your chosen time zone. Watchlists work the same way — star any coin from a table, card or token page and it appears in the side panel with live pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Why is data sometimes delayed or marked stale?
OxView reads public DEX feeds that rate-limit heavy traffic. When an upstream request is throttled or times out, the platform keeps showing the last known snapshot, labels it stale with the exact UTC timestamp, and retries with exponential backoff (2s, 4s, 8s, 16s, capped at 30s). Nothing on screen is ever invented to fill a gap.
What does "revoked authorities" mean?
Every Solana token is created with an optional mint authority (the ability to print more supply) and freeze authority (the ability to block a wallet from transferring). If a team keeps those keys, they can dilute holders or freeze your balance at any moment. "Revoked" means both keys were permanently set to null on-chain, so neither action is possible. The Hot List requires both to be revoked.
What does "LP locked or burned" mean?
Liquidity-pool tokens represent the pooled funds that let a coin trade. If the deployer still holds them, they can withdraw the pool and leave holders unable to sell — the classic rug pull. Locked means the LP tokens are held in a time-locked contract; burned means they were destroyed. OxView requires at least 80% locked or burned.
Does a coin on the Hot List mean it is safe to buy?
No. The Hot List filters out structural red flags that are visible on-chain right now. It cannot detect a team that dumps its own supply, an off-chain exploit, or simple market risk. Coins can pass every check and still lose value. OxView is an analytics tool, not financial advice.
Do alerts fire when I close the tab?
No. Alerts are evaluated in your browser on each live refresh, so OxView must be open in a tab. Browser notifications and the sound channel still work while the tab is in the background.
Where are my alerts and watchlist stored?
Both are saved in your browser's local storage, so they stay on the device you created them on. Creating a free account carries the intent through sign-up and keeps them attached to you across sessions.
Why does a token page say the coin is unavailable?
Token pages are addressed by base-token mint. "Coin not found" means that mint is not in the indexed Solana pair set; "couldn't load" means the feed failed to answer in time and the page offers a retry. The two are deliberately distinct so a temporary outage never reads as a missing token.
Which chains does OxView cover?
Solana only. Every pair, chart, safety check and alert is scoped to Solana DEX liquidity.
Limits and what OxView is not
OxView never holds funds, never connects to your wallet for signing, and cannot execute trades. It is an analytics viewer built on public data. Safety checks are automated heuristics on public on-chain state, not an audit, and nothing here is financial advice.
See the terms of service, privacy policy and risk disclaimer for the full detail.