Genesis
The first token ever launched on Runitup on its chain.
Being early, a fast start, a crowd, staying power. Runitup works every badge out from what happened on chain, again every minute. Nobody can buy one or claim one.
Rarity is the share of listed coins wearing a badge, counted again every minute. It shows once 50 coins are listed; below that, a share says more about the size of the site than about the badge.
Being early, and being first. Set at launch, or on the day a token gets somewhere before its namesakes do.
The first token ever launched on Runitup on its chain.
One of the first 100 tokens launched on Runitup on its chain.
First Runitup token with this name and ticker to reach $100K volume.
No coin has earned it yet.
The days a chart remembers: a fast start, a big buyer, a crowd, a run with no quiet hour, a comeback.
Hit a $100K market cap within 24 hours of launch.
Took a single buy of $10K or more from someone other than its creator.
No coin has earned it yet.
1,000+ trades in a single day.
No coin has earned it yet.
Traded every hour for 72 hours straight.
No coin has earned it yet.
Fell 70% from its high, then climbed back to a new all-time high.
No coin has earned it yet.
Staying power. A market cap held for weeks, trading a month on, launch-day buyers who never sold.
Kept a $100K+ market cap for 14 days straight.
30+ days old and still trading today.
No coin has earned it yet.
50+ wallets that bought on launch day still hold.
10% or more of the supply has been burned.
No coin has earned it yet.
Volume and holders, in steps. A token wears only the highest step it has reached.
Lifetime trading volume in dollars, at today's price of the coin's pair.
No coin has earned it yet.
No coin has earned it yet.
No coin has earned it yet.
Wallets holding the coin right now. A coin that loses holders steps back down.
No coin has earned it yet.
No coin has earned it yet.
The badge for having badges.
A badge says what a coin has done. None of them says a coin is safe to buy, that its team is known, or that it will keep going: a coin can wear five badges and still go to zero. Read the chart, the holders and the creator's history before you trade.
Dollar lines are measured at today's price of the coin's pair, ETH for most coins. A coin sitting right on a line can cross it either way when that price moves, and a badge marked “Describes today” comes and goes with the coin.
Badges sit beside a coin's name on its page. Tap one to open its card, which you can post to X or save as an image.