Where do new XRP Ledger tokens appear first?

On launchpads such as FirstLedger and xrpl.to, and on the ledger itself the moment an issuer creates a pool. xrpl.to’s New page lists them as they appear, newest first.

What does “LP burned” mean?

An AMM pool’s liquidity belongs to whoever holds its LP tokens. If the creator sent them to an address nobody can sign for, nobody can withdraw that share of the pool; a share that is not burned can be pulled out, taking the XRP that sellers would be paid from.

Should I use an auto-buy bot for new launches?

It buys every launch it is set to, including the ones that fail. If you use one, keep the amount per launch small enough to lose.

Insights

New Token Alerts & Early Trading on XRPL

New tokens launch on the XRP Ledger every day, most of them small and most of them short-lived. Where they appear first, what to check in the first minutes, and the warning signs, with the latest launches below.

The latest launches

Token	Age	Pool, XRP	LP burned	Holders
RADARFirstLedger	24 h	267	99%	38
RETROLANDxrpl.to	37 h	26	100%	13
DESKSOFTxrpl.to	38 h	49	100%	14
LAGUNAxrpl.to	2 days	11	100%	21
LARCFirstLedger	3 days	271	100%	39
TRIPPRFirstLedger	3 days	2,362	62%	153
BMDxrpl.to	3 days	123	100%	17
CRBxrpl.to	3 days	111	100%	21

The eight newest tokens on xrpl.to, refreshed hourly; the full list is on the New page.

Where launches appear

New: every token as it appears, newest first, with its pool and holders.
Launchpads: FirstLedger, xrpl.to and others each have their own list.
The xrpl.to Telegram bot posts new launches to a chat, and its sniper can buy each one automatically with an amount you set.

What to check in the first minutes

LP burned. Below 100%, whoever holds the rest of the LP tokens can withdraw that share of the pool at any time.
Who holds the supply. The creator, or a handful of wallets that bought at launch, can sell into every buyer.
The pool against your buy. On a pool of a few hundred XRP, a buy of a few XRP already moves the price (liquidity checker).
The issuer’s powers. A blackholed issuer can never issue more or freeze anything (token safety guide).

Trading early without losing more than you meant to

Size every buy as a loss you can take. A token hours old has no history to judge it by.
Decide your exit before you buy, and sell part on the way up rather than waiting for a top.
Use a limit order when the price is jumping, so a spike does not fill you at its peak (limit orders).
Each token you hold keeps 0.2 XRP in reserve on its trust line until you sell all of it.

Red flags

A name or logo copied from a known token, from a different issuer.
Most of the supply in one to three wallets, with nothing locked.
LP tokens kept by the creator rather than burned.
“Airdrops” or rewards that ask you to send XRP first.

Questions

Where do new XRP Ledger tokens appear first?: On launchpads such as FirstLedger and xrpl.to, and on the ledger itself the moment an issuer creates a pool. xrpl.to’s New page lists them as they appear, newest first.
What does “LP burned” mean?: An AMM pool’s liquidity belongs to whoever holds its LP tokens. If the creator sent them to an address nobody can sign for, nobody can withdraw that share of the pool; a share that is not burned can be pulled out, taking the XRP that sellers would be paid from.
Should I use an auto-buy bot for new launches?: It buys every launch it is set to, including the ones that fail. If you use one, keep the amount per launch small enough to lose.