Quick answerTo find promising new pools and tokens, monitor pools created in the last 24 hours and filter them by minimum liquidity, a realistic APR and the token's safety score. Most new tokens on Solana, Base and BNB Chain are scams or rug pulls, so safety filtering (mint/freeze authority, sell simulation, large holders) matters more than a high APR.
| Filter | Why it matters |
|---|
| Minimum liquidity | Small pools are easy to manipulate |
| Safety grade A–B | Filters out honeypots and dangerous authorities |
| Hide scams | Removes tokens already flagged as fraud |
| Realistic APR | APRs in the thousands are usually temporary or fake |
Find new pools and tokens from the last 24 hours on Solana, Base, BNB and EVM with Radar: filter by liquidity, APR, A–B security, hide detected scams, and get alerts.
How to find new pools and tokens early without falling for rug pulls comes down to combining speed with filtering. BaniPool's new pool Radar lists pools created in the last 24 hours on every network — Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Solana, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain and more — with age, liquidity, volume, buy/sell counts, price change, fee, Est. APR and an A–F security grade.
Useful filters
- Network chips — the number of new pools per network; click to filter.
- Minimum liquidity — drop near-empty "test" pools.
- Minimum Est. APR and Highest APR sorting.
- Safe only (A–B) — show pools that passed automatic checks.
- Hide detected scams — for blacklisted, unsellable, impersonating tokens, or tokens with ≥ 2 danger signals.
- Launchpads (bonding curves) are hidden by default — Pump.fun, Meteora DBC and Four.meme are not LP pools.
Highest TVL sorting pushes detected scams, F-graded pools and pools without trading to the bottom.
A strategy for filtering new pools
- Start at liquidity ≥ $25K — below that, one seller can crash the price.
- Turn on Safe only (A–B) and hide scams.
- Compare buy vs sell transaction counts — many buys with no sells can signal a honeypot.
- Be wary of extreme APR; read liquidity pool APR explained.
- Open the pool and read the security details — see how to check scam tokens.
- Start small; use a private mempool when buying or Zapping in.
Security grades on Radar
Pools with ≥ $25K liquidity are checked automatically; others can be checked with one click on Check. A real example: a pool with $490K liquidity was graded F because the contract owner held 92% of the supply.
Alerts for safe, high-APR new pools
Log in, enable alerts at the bottom of Radar and pick an APR threshold. BaniPool sends (at most 3 per day, via Telegram / email / browser) pools that are ≤ 6 hours old, have ≥ $25K liquidity, are graded A–B, and exceed your APR threshold.
FAQ
Is an A–B pool guaranteed safe?
No. The contract owner can still change token behavior after the check.
Why don't Pump.fun tokens appear on Radar?
Tokens on the bonding curve have no LP pool yet. After graduating to PumpSwap, their pool appears — mind the tiered PumpSwap fees.
Which network has the most new pools?
Usually Solana and Base; the network chips on Radar show the current counts.
