Coin page
A coin's page carries everything the platform knows about it: price, chart, trades, holders, fee configuration and whatever modules the creator attached.
Header
- Name, symbol and image, plus the wallet that created the coin.
- Current price and its 24h change.
- The rate written as
1 ETH = X COIN, easier to read than a price with many leading zeros. - Links the creator added at creation: X, Telegram, website.
Stats strip
| Stat | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Market cap | price multiplied by total supply |
| 24h volume | traded in the last day |
| Holders | wallets holding the coin |
| Reserve / Raised | ETH held by the curve; after graduation the label becomes Raised, the total collected |
Below them, the bonding progress bar shows how full the curve is and how much ETH remains before graduation. It disappears once the coin has graduated, and a coin launched with a directly seeded pool never has one.
Trade panel
Buying takes an amount of ETH with preset amounts; selling takes a share of the position. The expected output and the minimum acceptable amount are shown before confirming, with the wallet's balance and position above the buttons. The gear opens the slippage setting.
The panel routes to the curve or to the pool depending on the phase, and says which.
Tabs
Chart. Price over time, built from curve trades before graduation and from pool swaps afterwards.
Transactions. Every buy and sell, live. A graduated coin's history splits into two eras that can be switched between: the curve phase, and everything since graduation.
Holders. Who owns the coin and how much, largest first. A supply concentrated in a handful of wallets behaves differently from one spread across hundreds. The tab is absent on a coin whose pool was seeded directly, which has no curve history to derive holders from.
Modules. Every module bound to the coin's pool, with its settings: the fee behaviour it runs, anything watching its trades, and its staking vault if it has one. This is where a coin says what it actually does. See Extension system.
Settings. The facts written at creation and never editable afterwards.
| Row | What it says |
|---|---|
| Launch mode | a bonding curve, or a directly seeded pool |
| Created, then Graduated or Seeded | the two moments in the coin's life |
| Curve | whether it runs the protocol's suggested curve or a custom one, with its raise target and its starting and final valuations |
| Initial liquidity | on a seeded coin, the ETH in the pool at the start, which is zero by construction since the seed is one-sided |
| Fee | what a swap costs right now |
| Fees split | an accordion holding the full distribution, the same one described on Fee split |
Tools. The coin's utilities: vesting schedules with the claim button when one is due, and Boost for automated buys spread over a window. A dot on the tab means something is claimable.
Wallet pages
Clicking any address opens that wallet's page: what it holds, with value and bonding progress per coin, and what it created, with volume, trade count and graduations. It works for any address, including your own.