# Live New Pairs

**Live Pairs** gives you all new liquidity pool launches on **Pump.Fun** and **Raydium** instantly.

Use these filters to snipe exactly what you look for, including separating Raydium or Pump.Fun launches from the feed. Pause the inflow of new tokens by hovering over the table.

## Filters Related to Token Security 

**Mint Disabled:** Tokens that can’t mint more supply. 

**Freeze Disabled:** Tokens with the ability to disable your right to transact with the token, even as a holder. 

**LP Burned:** Tokens where the initial liquidity is burned. 

**Top 10 Holders:** Tokens where top 10 holders control less than 30% of the supply. reasonable percentage.

## Filters Related to Socials 

**Minimum one social:** Tokens with any linked social media profile. 

**With a Website:** Tokens linked to a website. 

**With a Telegram:** Tokens with a Telegram group. 

**With a Twitter:** Tokens with a Twitter account.

## Filters Related to Token Creator 

**Dev Sell Part:** The dev sold part of their supply. 

**Dev Sell All:** The dev sold their entire supply. 

**DEV Buy More:** The dev purchased additional tokens. 

**Dev Hold:** The dev has not sold its supply.

## Filters Related to Performance 

**Holders:** Number of wallets holding the token. 

**Market Cap (MC):** The total market capitalization of the token (Circulating supply \* Price). 

**Transactions (TXNS):** The number of transactions with the token. 

**Volume (V):** The total trading volume of the token in this liquidity pool. 

**Current Liquidity:** The amount of funds available in the pool for trading the token. 

**Initial Liquidity:** The amount of funds that were added to the liquidity pool at the token's launch. 

**ATH (All-Time High):** The highest price the token has ever reached in its trading history. 

**Buys:** The total number of buy transactions for the token. 

**Sells:** The total number of sell transactions for the token.

Reset all the filters to default with “**Clear All**”.


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