Maybe some of you still don't understand the charts that often appear in @gmgn when screening tokens for trading.

Here's how it goes:

- Top 10 is Holder Distribution, usually below 20% is considered healthy. If it's already above 30%, I skip it because when the whales sell, it can dump 70-90%
- Dev means essentially there shouldn't be any developer still holding tokens, because when they sell, it dumps. You lose money
- Holders are people holding the ticker. I usually enter at 300 – 2000 holders, you can still get 10x but there's already community
- Sniper is a bot that buys in the first second of token launch. Essentially this should be 0% if possible
- Insider is people inside the project
- Phishing shows how much supply is held by wallets previously linked to scams. Essentially below 5% is still safe
- Bundler is a wallet that buys many tokens in one large transaction. Below 10% is still healthy
- Dexpaid means the project has already paid fees to be promoted on the DEX tracker platform
- No mint Supply token is fixed and can't be increased by the developer anymore
- No blacklist Developer can't ban wallets from selling or transferring tokens
- Burnt Liquidity token has been sent to the burn address so the developer can't withdraw that liquidity
- Rug is an estimate of how likely the token is to do a rug pull or scam. Below 0.5% is already low, essentially if I don't see it above that