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# FAQ

**Does passing SolRadar's filters mean a token is safe?** No. It means the token passed a specific, disclosed set of automated checks. It does not mean the token cannot be rugged, dumped, or lose most of its value. See the [Risk Disclaimer](#page-7-risk-disclaimer).

**Why do some tokens get called and then never update again?** Milestone tracking depends on the token continuing to have valid, live market data. A token can stop updating if its liquidity collapses to a point where price data is no longer reliable — this itself is often a sign something went wrong with the token, not with the tracking.

**How is the win rate calculated?** Every token alerted on a given day is counted. If it reaches 1.5x or higher (measured from its all-time-high, at any point after being called), it counts as a win for that day. The win rate is wins divided by total alerts for that day — the same formula, every day, published automatically.

**Can I get my token promoted?** Yes — promoted placements go through the same safety filtering as organic alerts. Payment does not bypass any check.


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