Opening it
Each result is a link. Tap the ticker and the coin’s token panel opens with buy buttons ready.
Reading a result
Dawn asks the source for 30 coins and shows the best 8 after your filters.
Dex paid means somebody paid for a listing profile. It is a sign of spend, not of safety — a scam with a budget can buy one too. Read what the panel cannot tell you before you buy anything you found here.
Narrowing the list
Chains
The top row is All plus every chain Dawn trades. Picking one is not a filter over what you already have — Dawn asks that chain for its own best coins, so a quiet chain still fills a screen.Order
The screener opens on Trending. A typed search opens on Vol 24h.
Vol 24h and Trending are the source’s own rankings, so they change which coins come back. The other four reorder the coins already on the list rather than asking for a fresh set — a deeper pool or an older coin further down the rankings will not be pulled up into view.
Toggles
Tap a lit toggle to switch it off. If a combination empties the list the buttons stay put, so you can always undo it.
What Dawn remembers
The chain and the sort you last used are saved to your profile, so the screen opens the way you left it. Toggles are not saved — they start off each time. Results are cached for a minute, so tapping through filters is instant and everyone asking the same question costs the source one call.If nothing comes back
- Searching a ticker? Put a
$in front —$PEPE. - Know the coin? Paste the contract address instead. Ticker search is a guess; an address is exact.
- Filters on? Turn off Graduated or Dex paid, or go back to All chains.