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Scout is OceanX’s real-time discovery terminal. It helps traders monitor launches, migrations, trends and market activity without switching between tools.
Scout is planned for release in July 2026.

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Scout views

Scout includes several discovery views.

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Latest

Newly launched assets.

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Graduating

Assets approaching migration from a launchpad bonding curve to a DEX liquidity pool.

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Graduated

Assets that have completed migration. Assets gaining market attention.

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Top

Strong performing assets.

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Boosted

Boosted or promoted assets.

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Metas

Narrative based categories such as AI, gaming, memes or DeFi.

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Token cards

Scout token cards may display:
  • Price
  • Market cap
  • Liquidity
  • Volume
  • Holder count
  • Buy and sell activity
  • Migration status
  • Sniper percentage (automated bot buys at launch)
  • Insider percentage (developer or team linked wallets)
  • Developer holdings
  • Top holder concentration
  • Risk indicators

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Filters

Users can modify Scout using custom and preset filters. Examples include:
  • Market cap
  • Liquidity
  • Age
  • Volume
  • Holder count
  • Sniper percentage
  • Insider percentage
  • Developer percentage
  • Top 10 holder percentage
  • Launch platform
  • Migration state
Scout columns cannot currently be dragged or reordered, but users can modify results through a wide range of filters.

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Risk labels

Scout may show simple risk labels:
  • Low Risk
  • Medium Risk
  • High Risk
These labels are designed to help users quickly interpret token risk, but they should not replace personal research.

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Quick Buy presets

Users can configure their own Quick Buy presets. OceanX provides three preset slots directly on Scout, and users can adjust them based on their own trading preferences.

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Watchlists

Users can create custom watchlists to monitor assets over time.

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Alerts

Scout initially supports sound alerts. Future alert channels may include:
  • Push notifications
  • Telegram
  • Discord
  • Email

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FAQ

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Can I customize my presets?

Yes. Users set their own Quick Buy presets across three configurable slots.

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Can I create watchlists?

Yes. Watchlists are supported.

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Are risk labels financial advice?

No. Risk labels are informational only.

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How many Quick Buy preset slots are there?

Three.