automated buyers
Why a new coin is invisible
Automated buyers do not read your logo or your ticker. They apply filters, and almost every new launch fails the same one.
Thresholds
What they check before buying
| filter | typical threshold | |
|---|---|---|
| unique holders | ≥ 50 | this is the one that bites |
| liquidity | ≥ 30 SOL | |
| top wallet | < 15% | |
| top 10 holders | < 25% | |
| sell tax | < 5% | |
| age | < 24h |
The binding filter is holders. A coin with six holders is rejected by every bot applying a fifty-holder floor, which is most of them — the floor exists precisely to avoid coins nobody is in. All 4 launches on this site died well below it.
That is the whole reason the venue page exists. You cannot pass a holder floor by choosing a better name or drawing a better mark, and three launches were spent proving it.
Compiled from published sniper-bot rulesets, 6 September 2026. Thresholds vary by operator; these are typical rather than universal. The venue basket currently tracks 17 tokens.