Create an algo tokenslice

Navigate to the tokenslices page from the left sidebar. Click the New tokenslice button to open the slice editor. Make sure Algo is selected at the top-right.

Adding filters

Let's make a slice that picks up new, small-cap tokens with new buyers on Base. We'll do this by adding filters that narrow down the universe of all tokens to just the ones that meet our criteria.

• First, use the New Filter dropdown to navigate to Basic filters and find Token Age. Use the dropdown to set a maximum age of one month, and leave minimum age empty. This will find tokens that are less than a month old.

• Click Add Filter. Use the dropdown to find Basic filters again and click FDV, or fully-diluted valuation. Set the maximum FDV to $100K. We'll set the minimum to $10K to exclude micro-caps.

• Click Add Filter again. Use the dropdown and go to Holders, then Active Traders. Select the New first-time holders metric. This metric has a time range in addition to min and max values. Set the minimum to 20 and the time range to 1 day. This will give us tokens that have been bought for the first time by at least 20 wallets in the last day. This is a good indicator that awareness of a token is spreading, and people are buying for the first time who have never bought the token before.

• Finally, click Add Filter and use the Chains filter to select Base. Now we'll only see tokens on the Base chain.

• Click the Info tab at the top of the filters panel and give your tokenslice a name, like "New launches picking up steam." Then click Done at the bottom of the panel.

• Click Save Tokenslice at the top of the screen to save your slice. You can return to it anytime from the tokenslices page.

The more filters you add, the more powerful your algo tokenslice can become. Experiment with different filters to refine, optimize, and enhance your strategy.

Now that you've made your first tokenslice, you can explore matching tokens.