- the token contract needs to be verified for us to be able to review it
- LP locked or burned (at least partially, especially if new)
- brand-new tokens don't generally get listed right away unless they're trustworthy
- if the token survives the first hours after launch then you can ask for listing
- there needs to be interest around the token from the community
- the contract needs to pass the rug scanner tools
- the contract will also be checked by us manually
- the project needs to have sufficient liquidity and volume at the time of listing (at least a few k)
- if the dev is known or has run other projects successfully the whitelisting process will be faster
- renounced ownership is not strictly needed unless there's a dangerous function that could let you rug or honeypot