Coin tracker · Scam checker · Predictions

Track every coin. Trust no token until it's checked.

FindCoin is a free coin tracker and token tracker built for the market as it really is: fast, global, and full of traps. Follow live prices, catch new token listings the moment they launch, read data-driven price predictions — and check whether a coin or token is a scam or not before a single dollar leaves your wallet.

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Top coins by market cap

Live prices, 24-hour change, market cap, volume and 7-day trend for the market's biggest coins.

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Market data by CoinGecko · auto-refreshes every 60s · every coin gets a full profile page with charts, supply, history and a prediction section

New token listings, live

Freshly created tokens, minutes old. High risk, high attention — scan before you touch.

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⚠ Brand-new tokens are the highest-risk corner of crypto. Most fail; many are scams. Every row here deserves a scam check before any purchase.

Why new listings matter — and why they bite. Thousands of tokens launch every single day, and the biggest gains in crypto history were captured within hours of a launch. But launch hour is also when honeypots and rug pulls do their harvesting, because hype outruns verification. FindCoin shows the newest tokens with their age, liquidity and volume side by side — the three numbers that separate a young project from a trap dressed as one — and pairs every listing with a one-click scam check.

Check if a coin or token is a scam — before you buy

Most rug pulls leave fingerprints long before they pull the rug. FindCoin's token scam checker reads them for you in one scan of a contract address — run a free scan now →

  • Honeypot detection — simulates a sell to confirm you can actually exit after you buy
  • Liquidity check — is liquidity locked or burned, and for how long?
  • Holder distribution — do a few wallets quietly control most of the supply?
  • Contract red flags — mint functions, hidden or changeable taxes, trading pauses, blacklists
  • Team & footprint — anonymous deployers, cloned websites, recycled scam code
STEP 01

Paste the contract

Copy the token's contract address from any listing and paste it into the FindCoin scanner.

STEP 02

We scan on-chain

Contract code, liquidity pools, holder wallets and trading history are checked in seconds.

STEP 03

Read the verdict

A plain-language risk report: what passed, what failed, and why it matters for your money.

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How to check if a token is a scam: 7 red flags

Even before our automated scanner launches, you can screen most scams yourself. These are the seven checks professional traders run on every unfamiliar token — the same signals FindCoin's scam checker automates:

  1. Can you sell? Honeypot contracts allow buying but block selling. If a token's chart only ever goes up with no red candles, treat it as a trap until proven otherwise.
  2. Is the liquidity locked? If the team can withdraw the liquidity pool at any time, they can drain it in one transaction — the classic rug pull.
  3. Who holds the supply? When the top ten wallets hold 60–90% of a token, a single seller can erase the price.
  4. Can the contract change the rules? Functions that mint unlimited tokens, raise the sell tax to 99%, pause trading or blacklist wallets are loaded guns.
  5. Is the volume real? Wash trading fakes popularity — a token doing millions in volume across forty wallets is theater.
  6. Does the team exist? Anonymity alone isn't guilt, but an anonymous team plus unlocked liquidity plus a two-week-old website is a pattern.
  7. Is the story too good? Guaranteed returns and 1,000% "risk-free" APY have preceded thousands of exit scams.

No single red flag is a verdict, and no green checklist is a guarantee. That is why FindCoin pairs data with education: the scanner finds the fingerprints, and guides like this teach you what they mean. How our scam checker works →

Coin price predictions, done honestly

Every coin page on FindCoin has a dedicated prediction page — built from technical indicators, momentum, volatility and historical patterns, and always labeled for what it is: a model, not a promise. Browse coins & predictions →

  • Multi-signal models — moving averages, RSI, support/resistance and volume trends combined into one outlook
  • Ranges, not fantasy numbers — realistic low / base / high scenarios with the model's confidence shown
  • Sentiment layer — Fear & Greed readings and market-wide momentum for context
  • Track record — we will publish how past predictions performed, wins and misses alike

No prediction model can foresee news, regulation or whale moves. Anyone promising exact future prices is selling certainty that does not exist — FindCoin will never do that, and our predictions are analysis, never financial advice. How our predictions work →

Why FindCoin is different

Market data sites

Excellent numbers, zero judgment. They will chart a scam's price all the way to zero without a word of warning, because warning you is not their job.

Scanner-only tools

Useful risk flags, but no market context — you bounce between tabs to see whether the "safe" token is also a dead one with $80 of liquidity.

FindCoin — both, on one page

Prices, liquidity, holders, predictions and a scam verdict together, plus community votes and comments from people who actually hold the token. The question "should I buy this?" and the question "is this even real?" finally get answered in the same place.

Everything a coin tracker should do

One free platform for tracking, screening and researching any coin or token. All features →

Live coin & token tracking

Real-time prices, market cap, volume and supply for 17,000+ coins, refreshed every minute, around the clock.

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Full coin info pages

Every listing gets a complete profile — charts, all-time high, supply data, history — everything you'd expect from a full market data site.

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Scam & rug-pull checker

Paste a contract address, get a plain-language risk report: honeypot, liquidity lock, holders, contract flags — plus community votes.

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New listings radar

Catch tokens minutes after launch — with age, liquidity and risk data attached, not just hype.

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Price predictions

Data-driven low / base / high outlooks on a dedicated prediction page for every coin, with published accuracy.

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Price alerts

Set a target and get notified the moment a coin crosses it. Never refresh a chart all day again.

Guides & research

Plain-English guides on spotting scams, reading tokenomics and tracking coins like a professional.

Community verdicts

Vote good / bad / scam on any token and read comments from real holders — the human layer on top of the data.

What is a coin tracker — and why serious money uses one

A coin tracker is a tool that gathers live market data — price, market capitalization, trading volume, circulating supply — for cryptocurrencies across hundreds of exchanges and presents it in one place. A token tracker does the same job one level deeper: it follows individual tokens on their blockchains, including brand-new ones no centralized exchange lists yet, reading prices directly from on-chain liquidity pools.

The difference matters more than it sounds. A few hundred coins trade on major exchanges — and hundreds of thousands of tokens trade only on-chain. If your tracking stops at the big exchanges, you are watching a small, curated corner of the market while the fastest gains and the worst scams happen elsewhere.

What separates a good tracker from a screenshot of prices is context. Price alone tells you almost nothing; price next to volume, liquidity, holder distribution and contract safety tells you whether a move is real. That is the philosophy behind FindCoin: every number is a doorway to the question that actually matters — is this token worth your money, and is it even safe to touch?

And unlike portfolio apps that require accounts or wallet connections, FindCoin is deliberately simple: open the page, see the market, scan a token. Free, no sign-up, no wallet connection ever — which is itself a safety feature, because a tracker that never asks for wallet access can never drain one.

About FindCoin

FindCoin exists because crypto has a trust problem. Thousands of new tokens launch every week, and a meaningful share of them are built to take your money — honeypots you can buy but never sell, liquidity that vanishes overnight, teams that never existed. The market data industry mostly ignores this: it will happily chart a scam's price all the way to zero without ever warning you.

We think a coin tracker should do better. FindCoin combines fast, free coin tracking and token tracking with a scam checker and honest price predictions, so every question about a token gets answered on the same site. No account needed, no paywall on safety, no wallet connection ever requested.

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Frequently asked questions

What is FindCoin?
FindCoin is a free coin tracker and token tracker with live market data, new token listings, price predictions and a token scam checker. You can track prices and market caps for thousands of coins, catch tokens minutes after they launch, and paste any contract address to check whether a token is a scam or not.
Is FindCoin free? Do I need an account?
Yes, FindCoin is completely free, and no account is required for tracking or scanning. We never ask you to connect a wallet — a market data site has no legitimate reason to request wallet access, and one that does is showing you a red flag. The site is supported by advertising, which is what keeps the safety tools free for everyone.
How can I check if a coin or token is a scam?
The fastest manual checks: verify you can actually sell (honeypot test), confirm the liquidity is locked or burned, look at whether a few wallets hold most of the supply, and read the contract for mint functions or changeable taxes. Our "7 red flags" guide above walks through each one. FindCoin's automated scanner runs all of these checks in seconds from a single contract address — just paste an address into the scam checker.
What is a honeypot token?
A honeypot is a token whose smart contract lets you buy but silently prevents you from selling. The price chart often looks fantastic — it only goes up, because nobody except the scammer is able to sell. Honeypots are among the most common token scams, and they're invisible unless you inspect the contract or simulate a sell transaction, which is exactly what an automated scam checker does.
What is a rug pull, and how do I avoid one?
A rug pull is when a token's creators drain the liquidity pool that makes trading possible, leaving holders with tokens that can no longer be sold at any meaningful price. The single best protection is checking whether liquidity is locked in a time-lock contract or burned. Unlocked liquidity controlled by an anonymous team is the classic setup for a rug pull.
Are coin price predictions accurate?
Honestly: no model predicts crypto prices reliably, and you should be suspicious of anyone claiming otherwise. What data-driven predictions can do is summarize what technical indicators, momentum and historical patterns suggest — a structured outlook with a low, base and high range. FindCoin will publish the track record of its own models so you can judge their accuracy yourself. Predictions are analysis for research, never financial advice.
How does FindCoin catch new token listings?
New tokens appear on FindCoin within minutes of their first liquidity pool being created on-chain, along with the three numbers that matter most at launch: age, liquidity and volume. Because brand-new tokens are the highest-risk corner of the market, every listing links straight to the scam checker.
Where does FindCoin's data come from?
Market prices, market caps and volumes come from CoinGecko, which aggregates hundreds of exchanges. New-listing data comes from on-chain indexing across 190+ networks. Scam-check results are computed from public blockchain data — contract code, liquidity pools and holder records that anyone can verify on a block explorer.
How often is the data updated?
Prices and market tables on this page refresh automatically every 60 seconds while the page is open. New-listing data reflects on-chain activity with a delay of a few minutes at most. Full coin pages include longer historical charts alongside the live figures.
Does FindCoin give financial advice?
No. Everything on FindCoin — prices, rankings, risk reports, predictions and guides — is information and analysis, not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything you put in. A clean scam-check result means we found no red flags in the data, not that a token is safe or a good investment. Always do your own research and never invest money you cannot afford to lose.