> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://tokemon.gitbook.io/tokemon/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://tokemon.gitbook.io/tokemon/searching-for-tokens-and-using-filters.md).

# Searching for Tokens & Using Filters

## Filters

This is where the true power of Tokémon lies, learning combinations of these filters allows you to find undiscovered gems with ease. A user may access these filters under the Advanced Token Search section. Tokémon offers the following filters: 

1. Price;
2. Liquidity;
3. MC;
4. Reserves (USD);
5. Reserves;
6. Holders;
7. Changes ranging from: 3m, 15m, 60m, 24Hr;
8. Relative 24Hr changes from high to low;
9. Updated;
10. Age;
11. Verified.

Each of these filters may have a True or False condition applied to it and are not mutually exclusive. For example: a user may set a liquidity filter to only retrieve tokens that have liquidity < 600000 and < 500 holders. Different permutations of these conditions can be applied as filters. The conditions available are:

1. Less than;
2. Less than equal to;
3. Greater than;
4. Greater than equal to;
5. Between;
6. Not between;
7. Empty;
8. Not empty;
9. Equals;
10. Not;
11. Starts with;
12. Contains;
13. Ends with.

## Saving Filters

Users may save their Advanced Token Search filter configuration for ease of use in the future, within the top right of the banner, there is a small save icon. This lets you enter a custom name and save the filters with their current values as well as giving the filter configuration a name.

## Finding Gems With Tokemon

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Please See Our Tutorial On Medium: [**Finding Gems With Tokemon**](https://tokemon.medium.com/finding-gems-with-tokemon-e5bd1307f544)
{% endhint %}


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