> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Token/Market List

# Token/Market List

The Token/Market List group is the discovery layer for browsing tokens and markets before you drill into detailed stats, price, holder, or transaction endpoints.

Use this group when you need:

* token registries and token-directory style lists
* ranked token screens by liquidity, market cap, volume, holders, or recent activity
* large crawls of token universes with scroll pagination
* newly listed token discovery
* per-token market or pool lists

## Which endpoint should I use?

| If you need...                                               | Use this endpoint          |
| ------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------- |
| A simple token list with lightweight sorting                 | `Token - List (V1)`        |
| A richer token screener with many filters and ranking fields | `Token - List (V3)`        |
| Deep pagination over a large token universe                  | `Token - List (V3) Scroll` |
| Recently listed tokens                                       | `Token - New listing`      |
| Markets or pools for one token                               | `Token - All Market List`  |

## Notes

* Use `Token - List (V1)` for simpler token-directory or registry style workflows.
* Use `Token - List (V3)` when you need screening, ranking, and min-threshold filters.
* Use `Token - List (V3) Scroll` only for large crawls or offline indexing; it is much heavier and has scroll-session rules.
* Use `Token - New listing` for launch monitoring and fresh-token discovery.
* Use `Token - All Market List` to fan out from a token into the venues or pools where it trades.

## Typical workflow

1. Start with `Token - New listing` or `Token - List (V3)` to discover candidates.
2. Use `Token - All Market List` to inspect where each token trades.
3. Enrich shortlisted tokens with price, stats, security, holder, or transaction endpoints.