Tokens not listed on any exchange

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hello, im currently looking to figure out a thesis question for my master's in economics and management. I had an idea to try and find evidence for trading and TA theories with in chain data. im no programmer or anything but im looking to learn more about crypto forensics and on chain analysis. for start, i would like to get the data. Im looking for a way to find projects that aren't listed in any central exchange or timeframes where projects were not yet registered in any CEX. im looking to have all the data of any transaction of the project's token. So i need projects or timeframes where all the data was publicly available down to each trade of each user. any ideas how to figure this out?  thanks.


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You'll likely need to find a developer to help you with this, but it'd actually be possible on a blockchain to read the blockchain from the beginning and look for contracts that are ERC20/ERC721 contracts that get established and then all the transaction history from them. ​ On Ethereum, this will literally get you every NFT or DeFi token that has ever existed as well as all the transactions that occurred with it. The downside is that there's going to be a lot of trash and scam tokens in there as well. ​

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Thank you for the reply. i think im looking more for a list or to make a list of some (not all) projects with sufficient volume where the tokens are traded on dex only. Not interested in all the the project on a chain. for example, using $Shib at the time frame before it was listed in any central exchange. In this time frame all the interactions with the contract and tokens are recorded on the bockchain.

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In order to do that example, you'll need to read from the blockchain starting from the start of $SHIB until when you know it was listed in a centralized exchange. Same technique, but reading from a smaller timeframe than the entire chain.

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