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The Token Page

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Every token gets its own page, and it's where nearly everything happens: the price, the chart, the trade panel, who holds it, and what it has earned. This page walks through each part.

The header

At the top you get the token's identity and its price:

  • Name, symbol and image, plus the wallet that created it.
  • The current price, with its 24h change next to it.
  • The rate, written as 1 ETH = X TOKEN, which is often easier to reason about than a price with many zeros.
  • Links the creator added at launch - X, Telegram, website.

The stats strip

Four figures, then the progress bar:

StatWhat it means
Market capThe token's price multiplied by its full supply.
24h VolumeHow much was traded in the last day.
HoldersHow many wallets hold the token.
Reserve / RaisedETH held by the curve. Once the token graduates the label becomes Raised - the total it collected.

Below them, the bonding progress bar shows how full the curve is and how much ETH is still needed to graduate. When it hits 100%, the token is live on Uniswap. See Trade & Graduate.

The trade panel

The panel on the right is where you buy and sell.

  • Buying takes an amount of ETH, with quick presets. Selling takes a share of your position - 10%, 25%, 50%, 75% or everything.
  • You always see the expected amount out and the minimum you'll accept before confirming.
  • Your balance and position sit right above the buttons.
  • The gear opens your slippage setting.

Before graduation, trades go through the bonding curve. After graduation, the panel trades the token's Uniswap V4 pool instead - same panel, different venue, and the page tells you which one you're on.

The tabs

Chart

Price over time. Before graduation it's built from curve trades; afterwards, from pool swaps.

Transactions

Every buy and sell, live. Once a token has graduated, its history splits into two eras you can switch between:

  • Pre-bond - everything that happened on the bonding curve.
  • Uniswap V4 - everything since graduation.

Holders

Who owns the token and how much, largest first. Useful before you buy: a supply concentrated in very few wallets behaves differently from one spread across hundreds.

Fees

How this token's fees are split between liquidity providers, the community vault, the creator and the protocol - for curve trades and for pool swaps. The full explanation is on Fees & Revenue.

The modules

Three optional panels, shown when the token has them:

ModuleWhat you do there
VaultStake the token and earn a share of its trading fees, in the token and in ETH. See Staking Vaults.
VestingFollow allocations the creator locked on a schedule, and release yours when it's due. See Vesting.
BoostPaid promotion for the token - Highlights and the Bumping Bot. Neither is live yet.

Your own page

Clicking any wallet address opens that wallet's profile, with two tabs:

  • Portfolio - what they hold, with balance, value, 24h change, market cap and bonding progress for each token.
  • Launches - what they created, with volume, trade count and how many of their tokens graduated.

It works for your own address too, and it's public - anyone can look up any wallet.