Every QMS launch, graded
Snipers, dev sells, real volume: check any token before you buy.
How to read: the percent on the right of the progress bar = curve progress toward graduation (sample target 500 QMS) before trading moves fully to a QWAP pool. The colored note under the ticker = that token's main risk signal. Click a row for the score breakdown. Shortcuts: j/k move between rows, Enter opens, p pins.
Rankings
Token rankingsRankings from the same sample launch list as the Launches feed — not a separate page with different data. Click any token to open its score breakdown.
Highest 24h volume
Top 24h gainers
Most holders
Biggest drops
Wallets
Wallet tracker · this sessionTrack the QMS Testnet wallet addresses you want to watch — for example the dev wallet of a token you're checking in Launches. The list is kept for this session only; click an address to see its real balance and history on QmsScan, the official QMS explorer.
How to read a dev wallet
Three things to check on a token creator's wallet before you buy:
Pools on QWAP
DEX · QMS TestnetQWAP is an independent DEX on QMS with a Uniswap V2-style AMM model — swap, Explore (pools + activity), Portfolio, and New Position. The WQMS / USDC pool is the official example in the QMS guide; the TVL/APR figures below are testnet examples. Snapshot of the QWAP pool list (from explore pools, 1 Nov 2026): USDT/USDC TVL $19,995,637 · WETH/WBTC $1,870,985 · WQMS/USDC $505,219 · USDT/WQMS $502,689 · WBTC/WQMS $496,889 · WETH/WQMS $479,087.
New Pool — design your QWAP pool
New featurePick a token pair, fee tier, and initial deposit. This designer computes the initial price, an LP token estimate (√a×b, Uniswap V2 style), and your pool share — then produces a JSON summary you can copy/download and use as a guide when you click New Position on QWAP. No transaction is sent from this page.
On QWAP: open Explore → Pools → New position, pick the same pair, enter the same amounts, approve spending for each token, then confirm. Keep a little native QMS for gas — don't deposit everything.
Pool preview
Computed automatically from the form beside it.
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My Pools (this session)
None yet. Design a pair, then click “Add to My Pools”.
Swap simulator
x · y = k · fee 0.30%Practice AMM V2 swap math before swapping for real on QWAP. Pick a sample pool and enter a sell amount — the received amount, effective price, and price impact are computed from the same constant-product formula as Uniswap V2.
Simulation result
Based on the selected pool's sample reserves.
Methodology
How grades are calculatedA grade is a summary of the five risk signals also shown in every token's details. No grade can be bought or negotiated — the same token always gets the same grade from the same signals.
A Clean
The dev hasn't sold, snipers are very low, liquidity is healthy/locked or already graduated, holders are spread out, buys > sells.
B Mostly clean
Mostly clean signals; at most one minor note (e.g. a small share of the first buyers are snipers).
C Caution
A real caution signal: a repeat dev across many launches, high holder concentration, or sells starting to dominate.
D High risk
The dev has sold most of their bag, snipers are high, liquidity is thin, or sell volume is a multiple of buys.
F Avoid
The classic exit pattern: the dev sold out early, one wallet controls the supply, liquidity is nearly empty.
⌛ Too early
The token just launched and there are still too few trades — not enough data to grade, which doesn't mean it's safe.
The five signals graded
Every signal is shown as-is in the token details (click a token row in Launches).
Hall of Exits
Graduated & extreme exitsThe two ends of a launch's fate: tokens that made it off the curve and graduated to a QWAP pool, and tokens that “exited” the bad way — the price collapsing after the dev sold. All from the same sample list as Launches.
Graduated → QWAP
Most extreme exits
Status — QMS Network & API
From the official QMS docsAll the parameters below come from the official QMS documentation (docs.qms.finance) and the qms.finance testnet guide. QMS is EVM-compatible, so standard Ethereum tooling (MetaMask, ethers, viem) works right away over JSON-RPC at this endpoint. Latest block from the RPC: loading…
QMS Testnet parameters
Click “Add to Wallet” to add this network to MetaMask/Rabby via wallet_addEthereumChain.
Official links
Always start from these official links.
Sample RPC call
Standard Ethereum JSON-RPC at https://rpc.testnet.qms.finance.
curl -X POST https://rpc.testnet.qms.finance \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,
"method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[]}'
# Add the network from code (EIP-3085):
await window.ethereum.request({
method: "wallet_addEthereumChain",
params: [{
chainId: "0x4c18", // 19480
chainName: "QMS Testnet",
rpcUrls: ["https://rpc.testnet.qms.finance"],
nativeCurrency: { name: "QMS",
symbol: "QMS", decimals: 18 },
blockExplorerUrls:
["https://testnet.qmsscan.io"]
}]
});
How it works
Get started in 4 stepsAdd the network
Add QMS Testnet (Chain ID 19480) to MetaMask/Rabby — use the button on the Status page, or enter the RPC manually.
Claim from the faucet
Open the official faucet, paste your wallet address, and receive 10 testnet QMS per claim (max 4×/24h). Always keep a little aside for gas.
Swap on QWAP
Connect your wallet at testnet.qwap.xyz and swap some QMS into USDC/WQMS/other tokens. Practice the math first in the Swap Simulator in Market.
Create a new pool
Design a pair in New Pool, then create the position on QWAP via Explore → Pools → New position. Check your position in Portfolio.
FAQ & glossary
Are the tokens and numbers on Exit Qms real?
The network parameters, RPC status, and links are real, from the official QMS documentation. The launch list and pool figures are display examples/simulations for the testnet — QMS has no public launchpad yet, and all testnet tokens (including those labeled USDC/USDT/WETH/WBTC on QWAP) have no monetary value. Never send real funds to a testnet.
What do grades A to F mean?
An Exit Liquidity-style grading system: A = clean, B = mostly clean, C = caution, D = high risk, F = avoid, and ⌛ = too early to grade. The sample grades here are computed from the signals shown in each token's details: dev activity, holder/sniper concentration, liquidity, and buy/sell balance.
What's the difference between New Pool here and New Position on QWAP?
New Pool on Exit Qms is a designer/preview: it computes the initial price, ratio, and LP estimate, then outputs a JSON config. The actual execution stays on QWAP via New Position, signed by your own wallet. This page never asks for a seed phrase or private key.
Which fee tier should I pick?
0.05% suits stable pairs (e.g. USDC/USDT) whose price barely moves. 0.30% is the standard for most pairs. 1.00% pays LPs more for new/exotic, volatile pairs — but their swap volume is usually smaller.
Why can the RPC status fail to load?
A testnet RPC can occasionally be slow, or the browser may block the request. The network parameters themselves are still correct (Chain ID 19480); try the “Check RPC status now” button, or check testnet.qmsscan.io directly.
What is QMS?
QMS (Quantum Monetary System) is a Layer-1 blockchain designed for the post-quantum era: proof-of-useful-work consensus, where miners solve real optimization problems from clients (vehicle routing, portfolios, logistics) instead of wasted hashing. Testnet v0.1 is currently live for public testing, and its data can be reset at any time.
Glossary
Graduation / graduated
The stage where a launch curve hits its target and the token's trading moves fully to a DEX pool (on Exit Qms: a QWAP pool). In the feed, graduated tokens show a green “Graduated → QWAP” line instead of a progress bar.
Sniper
A wallet/bot that buys in the first seconds of a launch to get the cheapest price, then usually sells fast. A large sniper share hurts the grade, because the early price is controlled by a handful of wallets.
Dev
The wallet that created/launched the token. The dev's sell activity and the number of other launches from the same wallet are key risk signals on Exit Qms.
AMM & constant product (x · y = k)
QWAP's Uniswap V2-style pool model: the price is set by the ratio of the pool's two reserves, and swap output is computed from the x · y = k formula minus the LP fee. The Swap Simulator in Market uses exactly this formula.
LP (Liquidity Provider)
A liquidity provider who deposits a token pair into a pool and receives LP tokens as proof of their share, plus a cut of the fee from every swap.
TVL & APR
TVL (Total Value Locked) = the total value locked in the pool. APR = the estimated yearly LP return from swap fees. On the Market page, both are testnet snapshot figures, not a promise of returns.
Price impact & slippage
Price impact = how far your swap's effective price shifts because of your trade size relative to the pool reserves. Slippage tolerance = the maximum shift you allow before the transaction is treated as failed.
Manifesto
Why Exit Qms existsToken launches are asymmetric: the dev knows everything, buyers know almost nothing. Exit Qms exists to balance one simple thing — the same information, visible to everyone, before money changes hands.
Grade first, buy later
Every token is graded from verifiable signals: dev sells, snipers, holder concentration, liquidity, and buy/sell balance. Not from hype, not from payment.
No grade can be bought
The grading methodology is open on the Methodology page and applies equally to every token. If the signals are bad, the grade is bad — period.
Honest about data
If data isn't live yet, the label says so. Sample figures never masquerade as on-chain data, and official links are always clearly separated from simulations.
A testnet is not a casino
All QMS Testnet tokens are worthless. Exit Qms is a tool for learning to read risk — the same skill you need when real money is on the line on other networks.
Roadmap
Development planStatuses are stated plainly: what's live is marked live, the rest is a plan — not a date promise.
The Launches feed with A–F grades, per-token score breakdowns, Pins, Rankings, and the session Wallet tracker — all live on this page.
A snapshot pool list from QWAP explore, the New Pool designer with JSON export, and the constant-product Swap Simulator.
QMS Testnet RPC checks straight from the browser (latest block & response status) on the Status page.
Waiting for QMS to have an official launchpad or a public API endpoint. Once available, the sample list is replaced with real on-chain data under the same methodology.
Notifications when a tracked wallet sells a token — depends on a publicly accessible per-wallet transaction data source.
Records of graduations and extreme exits that don't vanish per session, once a persistent data feed exists.
Press kit
Brand & boilerplateStandard Exit Qms assets and copy for anyone who needs to mention or quote this tracker. Exit Qms is a community project — not an official affiliate of QMS or QWAP.
Logo & colors
A green “Exit Qms” pill, over a purple gradient header and a near-black background.
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Boilerplate
One standard paragraph about Exit Qms, ready to copy.
Exit Qms is a community tracker for the QMS Testnet ecosystem: it grades token launches A–F from dev, sniper, liquidity, holder, and volume signals; monitors QWAP DEX pools; and helps users check risk before buying. Exit Qms is not an official QMS or QWAP site, and all testnet tokens are worthless.