MintLens scores every new pair on the pulse board. Dev track record, snipers, bundles, holder count, liquidity — one number, three colours, and the reasons behind it.
How many coins the creator has launched, how many graduated, how many sit under $5k. Shown as 2/9 grad and a rugged percentage.
Early-wallet concentration read from the board itself. High sniper or bundle share pulls the score down hard.
The first coin with a ticker is marked OG. Later ones are COPY, and if a copy reuses the original's X handle it says STOLE X.
Live figures from DexScreener: pooled liquidity, 24h volume, market cap and pair age, folded into the same score.
A blunt heuristic, not a prophecy: liquidity, holder base, volume and age against bundle, snipers and dev holdings. Shown as 62% live.
Star a dev from any row. When that wallet launches something new, a desktop notification fires. No email, no account.
Every pair starts at 50. Signals move it up or down, and each weight is yours to change. Hover any badge to see the arithmetic that produced it.
Thresholds are adjustable per signal, and three presets cover the usual moods:
Rows that fail your filters fade instead of disappearing, so you still see the whole board. Export everything scored to CSV at any point.
You get a folder called mintlens. Put it somewhere permanent — the extension loads from that path.
Go to chrome://extensions and switch on Developer mode in the top right.
Click Load unpacked and pick the mintlens folder. Pin the icon, open a board, and rows get scored.
MintLens is distributed as a plain unpacked folder rather than a store listing. That means no review queue, no update pings and no account — but Chrome will show a "developer mode" reminder on startup, which you can dismiss.
Works in Chrome and Brave on desktop. Not available for Safari, Firefox or mobile browsers.
chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked
storage to remember your filters, tabs so the popup can talk to the board,
and notifications for dev alerts. Host access is limited to the board itself,
DexScreener and pump.fun's public API.
No. There is no account, no analytics and no backend of ours. The only outbound requests are public price and metadata lookups — the pair you are already looking at, plus that token's creator history. Nothing about you is transmitted.
No. MintLens only reads what is already rendered on the board. It never asks for keys, never connects a wallet and never touches funds.
It is a weighted heuristic over liquidity, holders, volume and age, with penalties for snipers, bundles and dev holdings. Treat it as a second opinion that sorts the board, not as a prediction.
The creator lookup comes from pump.fun's public endpoint. If that request fails or the token predates the API, the dev line stays blank rather than guessing. Everything else still scores.
chrome://extensions → MintLens → Remove. Settings live in local extension storage and
are deleted with it.