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# Gems
The Gems sections allows you to see New tokens, Graduating plays, and Recent migrations. All in your hands, before anyone else.
### Timeframes
You can choose different timeframes from 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, and 1 hour.
### Buy Amount
The amount in SOL you will use if you want to quick trade the token.
### Filters
Allows you to set your own parameters on New Creations, Graduating and Graduated tokens on multiple factors like:
* Market Cap
* Price
* 24 Hour Volume/Tokens/Buys/Sells
* Holders
* Liquidity
* Token Age
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