by cooked photon task updated 2026-10-07

best photon memescope filters: where to start and how to keep them working

the three columns

Memescope splits new coins into three live feeds:

• NEW: coins seconds old, still on their bonding curve.
• GRADUATING: coins nearing the end of the curve. A card here can show "Migrating..." or "Migrate & Buy".
• GRADUATED: coins that finished the curve and migrated.

Each column's header has its own quick-buy amount, like 0.1 SOL, a preset (S1), a filters button with a sliders icon, and a pause button. Filters are set per column, so each feed can screen differently.

a starting setup, column by column

Why it's set that way:

• NEW gets a small activity floor. A low minimum on bonding progress and holders drops coins nobody has touched, without hiding ones that have started to trade.
• Snipers out. The Audit tab has Snipers and Snipers Holder (%) ranges; keep them low. Frank's reason is below.
• GRADUATING gets an age limit. Coins can sit in that column for hours, some for more than a day. An age limit keeps it to coins that are moving now.
• GRADUATED stays open at first. You see everything that finishes the curve, and tighten only once you know what you're screening out.

Keep the numbers small to start. A floor you set too high hides the coins you came for.

frankdegods' memescope settings, december 2024

Frank (frankdegods) showed his Memescope settings in a clip from 2 Dec 2024. It's an older setup and the screen has changed since, but the idea still holds.

• 5% pump progress and holder count 5. Both small floors: enough to drop coins nobody has touched, low enough to catch coins early.
• Snipers filtered out. His reason: "minus EV to buy coins that have obvious snipers." Some still run, he said, but you're playing with fire.
• Age on the about-to-graduate column, the middle one, GRADUATING on today's screen. He added it to stop seeing a pile of coins he didn't want there. He didn't give a number.

Take the idea, not the numbers: a small activity floor, no obvious snipers, and a clean graduating feed.

setting filters on photon

1. Open Memescope from the top bar.
2. Click the filters button (the sliders icon) in the header of the column you want to set.
3. At the top, Saved Filters has three slots: 1, 2 and 3. Pick one.
4. Under Dexes, use Select all or tick the launchpads you trade: Pump, Mayhem Mode, LaunchLab, Bonk, Bonker, Wendev, Stonk, Boop, Dynamic BC, LaunchCoin, Moonshot, Jupiter Studio, Bags, Printr and Moonit.
5. Add words to Search Keywords or Exclude Keywords if you want them. Each takes up to three.
6. Pick quote tokens: WSOL, USDC, USD1 or OTHER.
7. Tick socials if you want them: Twitter, Website, Telegram, Youtube, Tiktok, Instagram, Min 1 social, Dex Paid and Pump Livestream.
8. Open the General and Audit tabs and set values. General opens with Market Cap. Audit holds ranges for Bonding Curve (%), Top 10 Hold (%), Age (mins), Dev Hold (%), Dev Created, Dev Migrated, Snipers, Snipers Holder (%), Insiders and Insider Holder (%).
9. Click Apply. Reset is there to start over.
10. Do the same on the other two columns.

what you can filter on

Photon lists these filters for Memescope:

• Top 10 holders
• At least 1 social
• Progress to 100% bonding, before the coin graduates
• Holders count
• Dev holding %
• Current liquidity
• Volume
• Market cap
• Transactions, buys and sells

Frank's "pump progress" is the bonding progress filter. Dex Paid and Pump Livestream sit with the socials as tick boxes.

hover to pause and quick buy

The feed moves fast. Hover over a card and the feed pauses, so the coin you want doesn't slide away. Then use Quick buy. Each column's header also has a pause button.

Quick buy uses the amount in that column's header. The S1 next to it is a trading preset. Photon holds up to three, S1 to S3, each with its own slippage, priority fee, bribe and smart-MEV protection. What a trade costs on top of that: photon fees. Quick buy needs SOL in your Photon wallet first: how to deposit on photon.

why the best filters keep changing

• Launchpads rotate. The Dexes list now names 15 launchpads, from Pump to Moonit. Which ones matter shifts, and a list ticked for last month's launchpads can hide this month's.
• Metas change. A market cap floor or age limit that suits one kind of coin can screen out the next.
• Your own copy goes stale. A setup someone showed a year ago was right for its moment. Cented puts it bluntly for beginners: don't copy trade.

a weekly routine to test your setup

1. Write it down. Each column's Dexes, socials and values, with the date. Keep that baseline in one Saved Filters slot.
2. Watch before you buy. Cented's advice to beginners: "Watch the scope all day." Start by paper trading, and work out which narratives are good before you spend.
3. Change one thing. One value, on one column, saved in another slot. Change two and you can't tell which did the work.
4. Look at what got through. Scroll the filtered column. Coins you'd never touch mean a filter is too loose.
5. Look at what got hidden. Switch back to your baseline, or open the column unfiltered, and look for coins that moved. If good ones would have been screened out, a filter is too tight.
6. Keep notes. The date, the change, what got through, what got hidden, keep or revert.

Keep your quick-buy amount the same while you test, an amount you're fine losing. Otherwise you're testing two things at once. When you want SOL back out: how to withdraw from photon.

what filters don't do

Filters sort the feed. They don't make a coin safe. A coin that passes every filter can still dump on you.

Whatever gets through, open the token and look at its top 10 holders, dev holding and holders count before you buy. The same goes for anyone's setup, Frank's and this one included. Start from it, then make it yours with the routine above.

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