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For token holders
How to evaluate a token on gitdex.app, what each signal means, and where the data ends.
Reading a token page
Every token row on the /tokens dashboard shows:
- MCap — market capitalization (price × circulating supply, from the launchpad)
- 24h — price change in the last 24 hours (green if up, rose if down)
- 24h Vol — trading volume in the last 24 hours
- Trust — the GitScore of the linked repo (or
—if no repo linked) - Src — which launchpad the token was deployed on (Clanker, bankr, or Flaunch)
Click a token's symbol to open the detail page with the linked repo (if any) and a Buy CTA to the launchpad's own page.
What "Trust" really tells you
The Trust column shows the GitScore of the gitlawb repo this token is linked to. It is not a price prediction and not a financial recommendation — it's a signal of how active and original the underlying codebase is.
- High Trust (≥80) — repo is actively developed, multiple contributors, original (not a fork). The team is shipping.
- Medium Trust (60–79) — steady activity, smaller team or shorter history. Often early-stage real projects.
- Low Trust (
<40or "—") — either no commits recently, no linked repo, or both. Higher risk — could be a meme token, abandoned project, or impersonator.
Red flags
- Token has no linked repo — the Radar couldn't find a URL signal pointing back at a gitlawb repo. Could mean: the launch is unrelated to gitlawb (meme), or the creator forgot to add the URL.
- Trust score very low (
<20) — repo exists but is either inactive or new with no commits yet. source: discovered (unverified)— auto-matched via URL signal but not curated by the team. Verify the linked repo really matches the token's marketed app.
What gitdex.app does NOT tell you
- No price predictions — we don't recommend buying or selling
- No security audits — GitScore measures activity, not code quality or vulnerability presence
- No team identity verification — gitlawb DIDs are pseudonymous; we can't confirm who's behind a repo
- No real-time trading — every Buy CTA links out to the launchpad's own swap page
Trading mechanics
GitDEX is a read-only index. To actually buy or sell:
- Click Buy on any token row → takes you to the launchpad's page (Clanker / bankr / Flaunch)
- Connect your wallet there
- Trade on the launchpad's own AMM (Uniswap V3 or V4 pool)
The real swap interface ("GitDexRouter") is on the roadmap but blocked until repo-tokens trade enough volume to justify it.
See also
- GitScore methodology — what the Trust score means in detail
- Tokenization Radar — how tokens get listed in the first place
- Roadmap — what's coming next