Birdeye trending: pair placement across chains

Birdeye plan at a glance

That opening window should settle 1 Birdeye destination: token, chain, and pair. We confirm the requested work before anything is booked.

The table separates the asset from its trading pair. That matters when a token has several possible destinations.

For a wider view, compare this request with trending campaigns. Birdeye remains its own placement; another surface needs its own destination and confirmation.

Which Birdeye destination belongs on your request?

A clear Birdeye request names the token and the exact pair. Use these 5 checks to make the destination unambiguous.

1. Name the token: Send the project name, symbol, and contract address.
2. Name the chain: Mark Solana, Base, or the other chain you want reviewed.
3. Point to the destination: Include the Birdeye token or pair URL, if available.
4. Choose the pair: Identify the priority pair when more than 1 is relevant.
5. Set the window: Share your preferred timing and any launch milestone.

If you want more than 1 chain or pair considered, list each separately. We confirm whether the request covers one destination or several before work proceeds. That keeps the written plan and final evidence tied to the same asset.

The same preparation helps when comparing GeckoTerminal trending. Send the exact destination you want reviewed, rather than assuming one request covers every on-chain surface.

5 checks before we book the pair

A short pair-and-plan review checks whether your request points to the intended Birdeye destination. We resolve mismatches before booking, so the confirmed work and evidence refer to the same token and pair.

Send these 6 items in one message:

• Project name and the contact who can approve the plan.
• Token symbol and contract address.
• Chain name, such as Solana or Base.
• Birdeye token or pair URL, if available.
• Priority pair and preferred campaign window.
• Completion evidence your team expects to receive.

Your account contact confirms the destination, timing, and evidence format in writing. If a URL changes during planning, send the corrected link before work starts. We update the confirmed destination instead of relying on an old page.

That review gives your team a practical reason to send the request early. You can resolve asset details before the booking decision. For other discovery options, see DEXTools trending and DEXScreener trending.

Where does Birdeye sit beside other discovery surfaces?

Birdeye is one destination for a selected token and pair. Compare it with other services by the surface you want reviewed, then send that service its own asset details.

Birdeye controls whether and where an asset appears on its surfaces, and whether that display continues. We commit to the placement work agreed in writing and its report, not to a particular position or continued display.

Keep each request distinct when comparing options. Review DEXTools Nitro boosts and CoinGecko search bar trending as separate services with separate destination details.

Send these 6 items to start

Six details give us enough to review your Birdeye destination and return a clear written plan. Send them together so we can spot missing pair or chain information before booking.

• Project name and decision-maker contact.
• Token symbol and contract address.
• Chain: Solana, Base, or another named chain.
• Birdeye token or pair URL, if available.
• Priority pair and requested campaign window.
• Evidence format your team wants at completion.

We check the submitted pair against your Birdeye URL before confirming the work. Your named contact can then resolve any mismatch and approve the destination. The handoff records the agreed placement and available evidence for that selected pair.

For adjacent planning, compare CoinMarketCap trending or return to trending campaigns. Send the 6 items above; we review the destination and provide a written quote within 2 working days.

How it works

1. Send the token and pairShare the contract address, chain, Birdeye URL, preferred pair, and requested window. Add the evidence your team needs.
2. Confirm the destinationWe check the token and pair details with you. We list each requested chain or pair separately.
3. Approve the written planReview the destination, timing, contact, and evidence format. Work proceeds after you approve those details.
4. Coordinate the placementYour account contact shares status updates while we coordinate the agreed Birdeye work.
5. Review the reportYou receive the agreed placement evidence and a closing update on completed work.