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New Crypto Tokens, Whale Trades & Rug Pulls: November 6, 2026

So far today, the CoinsWavez scanner saw 1,599 tokens with at least $10K of liquidity for the first time, across 11 chains. Base led with 666 (42%), followed by Solana (396) and BNB Chain (289). The largest genuinely new token was Midnight (NIGHT) on Solana, with $38.45M of liquidity, $933.17K traded in 24 hours and a Sniper Score of 70/100.

Whales made 8,493 trades of $5K or more, worth $89.49M in total, from 1,870 wallets. 49% of that volume was buying, so whales were roughly balanced. The most bought token was PEPE on Ethereum, with $379.11K of net whale buying. GTA6 saw the heaviest selling ($1.08M net).

6 listed tokens were flagged by our liquidity check, including STONK and familiars with their liquidity pulled. Anyone watching them on CoinsWavez was alerted.

Tokens first seen

1,599

$10K+ liquidity

Whale volume

$89.49M

8,493 trades of $5K+

Whale buying

49%

of whale volume

Listings flagged

liquidity check

Tokens first seen, by chain

Biggest new tokens by liquidity

Highest Sniper Scores

Rug watch: listings flagged

Most bought by whales

Most sold by whales

Biggest single trades

How this report is made

Everything here comes from CoinsWavez's own tracking. "First seen" counts every token our scanner met for the first time that day with at least $10K of liquidity. The ranked lists only include tokens whose pool launched within a week and that actually trade (at least $1K and 2% of their liquidity in 24 hours, but not over 100 times it), which leaves out old tokens, copycats of major coins, fake-liquidity pools and wash trading; liquidity and volume are as of the report's last update. The Sniper Score is our 0–100 safety and momentum rating. Whale trades are single DEX trades of $5K or more on trending pools (see the whale tracker). Flagged listings come from our liquidity health check. Days run midnight to midnight UTC. Stablecoins and wrapped majors are left out of the rankings. This is market data, not financial advice.