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# Discover
chainEDGE also has a proprietary Discover tab, which gives a good overview of the current state of the market across both new launches and existing tokens. This includes
* Easy access to the alpha stream and post-migration volume feed on the left side
* Our Onchain Mindshare map, which takes into account token volume and Twitter mentions
* A feed of Tweets about tokens
* Onchain Strength, which looks at tokens with relative strength that are older than 24hr
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