How TokenSignal Works
Understand TokenSignal's event coverage, Signal Score, sources, date certainty and research limitations.
Coverage
TokenSignal brings together token launches, sales, airdrops, listings, unlocks and crypto conferences. Coverage is selective and may be incomplete. Each listing represents an event or conference edition; a project can have more than one occurrence.
Sources and accuracy
Use the source links on each detail page to check the original announcement and whether it applies to that occurrence. Information can be missing, incorrect or out of date, including summaries and dates. Automated research supports the catalog but does not guarantee accuracy. Confirm eligibility, timing and participation requirements with the organizer or project before acting.
The Signal Score
The 0–100 Signal Score summarizes available research using fixed rules. Its factors are security (30%), backing (25%), innovation (20%), community (15%) and tokenomics (10%). Missing factors are left out rather than scored as zero. Read the breakdown to understand coverage. A score is not a prediction of returns, an endorsement or a measure of investment safety. Conferences have their own editorial guidance rather than a token score.
Dates and past events
Dates may be an announced day, a broader month or quarter, or unknown. A broad date is not an exact deadline. Reliable past listings remain available for reference, marked as past events and excluded from upcoming collections. The absence of an announced date does not mean an event has ended.
Updates and limits
Listings are reviewed and updated over time; changes may take time to appear. Dates and availability can change after publication. Check the original sources again before participating. TokenSignal is a research aid and does not provide personalized financial advice.
Saved events and reminders
Saved events stay in this browser on this device. Clearing browser storage removes them. Calendar downloads are available for sufficiently precise upcoming dates. Downloaded calendar entries do not update automatically, so revisit the listing and its sources for changes.