Coin page
The coin page
Everything about one coin: its figures, the chart, the trade panel, your wallets in it, its holders and trades, and the tools to manage it.
Open a coin from your list on the Launch page, or from search. The header runs along the top, the chart and the tables share the left (drag the bar between them to give either more room), and the trade panel sits on the right. From 1280px wide, the live trade tape is pinned beside the chart so it's always in view. Its pin moves it into the Latest trades tab under the chart, and that tab's Pin brings it back.
The trade panel opens on Sell if your wallets already hold the coin, otherwise on Buy. You can move it to the left, or into a strip along the top, in Settings › Appearance.
The header
The coin's picture, name and ticker; ⓘ for how it was launched; a link to it on Pump.fun; its contract address (click to copy); its age; and its links. Then its figures, which scroll sideways when they don't all fit; the arrow at the end lists them all.
- Market cap
- Price times the circulating supply, with its change over 24 hours.
- Price, Circulating
- What one token costs, and the supply less what's been burned.
- Liquidity
- What's in the pool or curve to trade against.
- Change
- How much it moved over each window (5m, 1h and a longer one). Pick a window for the figures after it.
- Buys, Sells
- How many trades on each side in the picked window, and what they moved where the history covers it.
- Vol
- Trading volume in the picked window; the bar is the buys' share against the sells'.
- Bonding curve
- How far it is to graduation. Once graduated, the venue it trades on.
- Holders
- The number of wallets holding it.
- Top 10
- The ten biggest holders' share. Amber from 15%.
- Dev holds
- The dev wallet's share. Amber from 5%.
On the right: Clone, Archive (or Restore), Withdraw, and ⋯, which holds launch setup, adding and funding wallets, sending and burning the dev's tokens, Rewards, clone, the P&L card, exporting and tracking wallets, news, bug reports, and Close out.
The launch strip
Right after a launch, a strip under the header shows buys you held back, with Snipe now to send them all at today's price and Call off to keep them; the launch's steps still to go, with Stop; and the sniper guard filling up while it watches.