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DexScreener Ethereum: who paid, what it cost, what happened
Which Ethereum (ETH) tokens paid DexScreener — Dex Paid profiles, boosts and ads — with the market cap at payment and what happened next. Live data.
- 54payments · 7d
- 58events · 30d
- 52%hit +50% after paying
- 6%flopped
DexScreener Ethereum lists every Ethereum mainnet pair the moment it gets liquidity — on Uniswap above all, but also SushiSwap, Curve, Balancer and the smaller mainnet DEXes. Ethereum is the home of the ERC-20 token and of the oldest, deepest DEX pools. It is also the most expensive chain to launch on: deploying a contract and seeding a pool costs real ETH in gas, so fewer tokens appear per day than on Solana or Base, and the ones that do tend to have a budget behind them.
DexScreener shows the chart and three badges when someone paid — the Dex Paid check-mark, the lightning boost badge and the ad banner. It never shows who paid, when, at what market cap, or whether the token ran afterwards. This page adds exactly that: every Ethereum payment DXT Tools has recorded from the public API, the market cap at that moment, the outcome, and the hours when Ethereum teams tend to spend. Pair it with the token check for any ERC-20 contract and Insights for Ethereum against other chains.
Latest Ethereum payments on DexScreener
Does paying DexScreener work on Ethereum?
Best Ethereum runs after a payment (3 days)
When Ethereum tokens pay — and when it works
- Busiest hours (UTC, last 7 days): 15:00 UTC (9) · 18:00 UTC (9) · 17:00 UTC (6)
Hours where a payment was most often followed by +50% — from the Insights heatmap.
How to use DexScreener for Ethereum
Open dexscreener.com/ethereum. The default view is Trending; switch to New pairs for fresh mainnet liquidity or Gainers for what is already moving. The chain filter keeps the list to mainnet only — Base, Arbitrum and the other L2s have their own pages, and the same ticker often exists on several of them.
Search by contract address, not by name. Paste the 0x… address from the team's site or pinned post; the result shows which DEX and pool version the pair uses. Most new Ethereum memecoins launch in a Uniswap v2 pool against WETH because it is cheap to create and easy for Telegram trading bots to route through; larger tokens move to Uniswap v3 or v4, and established assets also trade on Curve or Balancer.
Read the paid badges as budget signals. The check-mark means someone bought Enhanced Token Info (an Ethereum Dex Paid profile with logo, banner and socials); the lightning bolt with a number means an active boost pack; a banner means an ad campaign. They say money was spent on visibility — nothing about the contract. On Ethereum, also check whether ownership is renounced, whether the LP is locked or burned, and whether there are buy or sell taxes. For the tokens that paid in the last minutes, use the table above or the live feed.
How Ethereum tokens launch — and why gas changes the paid picture
Ethereum mainnet has no dominant launchpad the way Solana has pump.fun or Base has Clanker. The typical path is still manual: deploy an ERC-20 (often with a tax and a max-wallet limit that are lowered after launch), add ETH liquidity on Uniswap v2, lock the LP through a service such as Unicrypt or Team Finance, renounce ownership and announce on X and Telegram. Early buys run through Telegram bots such as Banana Gun and Maestro, so the first minutes of a pair are often decided before the chart settles on DexScreener.
Gas shapes everything. Because launching and trading on mainnet cost a multiple of what they do on an L2, the people who still launch here are selecting for budget. That shows in the paid data: fewer Ethereum payments per day than on Solana, but a higher share of them are boost packs rather than a lone profile, and large packs are proportionally more common. A team that has already paid for deployment and liquidity rarely stops at the cheapest badge.
What Ethereum teams typically spend
The common ladder is a Dex Paid profile at or shortly after launch, a boost pack once the first volume confirms interest, and an ad only for tokens already in the mainnet mid-caps. Ethereum Trending is a shorter list than Solana Trending, so a mid-size boost can hold a position for longer. The tables above show the current mix of profiles, boosts and ads on Ethereum and how each has performed; product prices are in the paid services guide.
Timing matters too. A profile bought in the first hour means the launch was planned with marketing in mind; one bought days later, after volume faded, more often precedes a last push or a relaunch. A boost that lands in the same hour as paid callers on X or Telegram is the classic coordinated pattern — the seen-before check in the boosts guide flags buyers who have done it repeatedly.
Wallet and DEX notes for Ethereum
- Any EVM wallet works — MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet or a hardware wallet through either. Keep spare ETH for gas: a swap that fails on slippage still costs the gas, and a popular launch can spike gas for exactly the minutes that matter.
- Taxed tokens are normal on Ethereum. If a swap only goes through at very high slippage, read the contract for buy/sell taxes before assuming a honeypot — and treat a tax the owner can still change as a risk until ownership is renounced.
- Ethereum addresses are
0x+ 40 hex characters and look identical to Base or BNB Chain addresses. The same address on another chain is almost always a different contract, so confirm the chain before bridging funds to buy.
What DexScreener doesn't show you
DexScreener's Ethereum pages show prices, pairs and a badge when a token paid. They never show who paid, when, at what market cap, or whether it ran — that is the whole point of this tracker. Everything above is recorded by DXT Tools from the public API; nothing is editorial.
Frequently asked questions
Does DexScreener support Ethereum?
Yes. The dexscreener ethereum list is at dexscreener.com/ethereum and covers Uniswap (v2, v3 and v4), SushiSwap, Curve, Balancer and the other mainnet DEXes. Dex Paid profiles, boosts and ads are all available for Ethereum tokens, and every one we detect is listed on this page.
Is "dexscreener eth" the same as the Ethereum page?
Yes. Searches for dexscreener eth, dexscreener ethereum or ERC-20 charts all mean the mainnet list at dexscreener.com/ethereum. Layer-2 chains such as Base and Arbitrum use ETH for gas but have their own pages on DexScreener and on DXT Tools.
Which Ethereum tokens paid DexScreener today?
The table at the top of this page lists the most recent Ethereum payments with the market cap at that moment; the live feed shows every new one as it lands when the Network filter is set to Ethereum.
What does "ERC-20 Dex Paid" mean?
An Ethereum token whose team — or someone on its behalf — bought DexScreener's Enhanced Token Info: the check-mark, logo, banner and socials. An erc20 dex paid profile shows that a marketing budget exists, not that the contract is safe or the liquidity locked.
Why are there fewer paid Ethereum tokens than Solana tokens?
Gas. Launching and trading on mainnet cost far more than on Solana or an L2, so fewer memecoins appear here each day. The ones that do are more likely to buy a boost pack rather than only a profile — Ethereum payments are fewer but, on average, larger.
Do Ethereum tokens pump after paying DexScreener?
Sometimes. The payment-effect table on this page shows, for Ethereum specifically, how often a Dex Paid profile or boost was followed by a rise of at least 50% and how often the token flopped. It comes from our tracking data, not opinion, and changes daily.
How do I get alerts for Ethereum Dex Paid and boosts?
Open DXT Tools, set the Network filter to Ethereum and turn on the bell — you get a sound or browser notification for every new Ethereum payment, optionally limited to boosts or large packs. Details in the alerts guide.