For developers
Listing on Quant AI
Every token here is screened before anyone sees it. That is the point — traders arrive already knowing your contract passed, and the ones that pass get watched.
Most tokens are already here
Pairs are indexed automatically once they have liquidity and trades. Search your contract address — if it returns a page, you are listed and there is nothing to pay.
Listing what we miss
New pairs, thin pools and quieter chains can fall through. The dev portal covers those: connect the wallet you deployed from and sign a message — no gas, no transaction — and every token that wallet created shows up.
A one-time fee of 0.002 ETH.
What waiting costs you
An unindexed token is not ranked lower — it is absent. Not from one feature, from all of Quant AI:
The crawler finds most pairs eventually. Listing decides when — and it has to be your deployer wallet, because the signature is what proves the token is yours to list.
Screening is not optional
Ten gates run against the contract — honeypot simulation, LP lock, mint authority, holder concentration, taxes, depth, ownership, momentum. The result is a 0–100 score printed next to your token everywhere it appears.
A clean contract scores well and is treated accordingly. A contract that fails the honeypot simulation never reaches the feed. Listing does not change the score, and paying does not raise it.
Getting called
Tokens that hold up — real volume, healthy liquidity against market cap, buying that outweighs selling — get posted to the Quant AI channel on their own. Nobody buys a call. When one runs, the channel is told again at 2x, 3x, 5x.
Promoted slots
A paid banner rotates across the screener and every token page. It is marked as promoted and your real score still shows next to it — the placement is bought, the number is not.
Anything else
Terms, privacy and the risk disclaimer are linked in the footer.