Trading a coin
Buying and selling on a coin page, price impact and slippage, the fee on each trade, and what the holders, sweeps and Tech Works scan show.
Every coin launched here has its own page. You need to be signed in to trade.
Finding a coin
Coins lists every coin launched here, with platform totals at the top. Search by name, ticker or mint address, sort by Trending, New, Volume, Fees, Burned or Market cap, and switch between cards and a table. You can also open a coin from the live feed, the leaderboard or your profile.
Buy or sell
The trade box sits beside the chart (on phones, tap Buy or Sell at the bottom of the screen).
- Choose Buy or Sell. Orders are Market only; limit orders aren't live yet.
- Enter an amount. Buys are in SOL, with quick amounts of 0.1, 0.5, 1 and 5. Sells are in the coin, with 25%, 50%, 75% and Max of what you hold.
- Check the quote: You receive, Price impact, Price after and the Fee, with how that fee splits between the packs, the sweep fund and the creator.
- Press Buy or Sell. A toast confirms what you paid or received and where the fee went.
The quote refreshes every few seconds while you look at it.
Price impact and slippage
A bonding curve moves the price with every trade, so a bigger trade gets a worse average price. Price impact is how far your trade moves it; over 5% it shows in red.
Slippage is your limit on price impact: 2%, 5%, 10% (the default) or 25%. The trade is refused if it would move the price more than that, and the button stays disabled until you lower the amount or raise the limit. The server checks it again when the trade runs, so a price that moved in the meantime can't push you past it. The limit is remembered for next time.
The fee on each trade
Every buy and sell pays the trading fee, 1% of the SOL side. The quote splits it for you: Packs 50%, Sweep 45% and Creator 5%. See where every fee goes.
Curve and graduation
A new coin trades on its bonding curve "until it sells out". When the curve's tokens run out, the coin graduates and trades continue against the graduated pool. The curve's numbers are in launching a coin.
What else is on a coin page
- Stats. Market cap, 24h volume, holders, supply, and Creator earned: the creator's 5% so far, with the full fee split one tap away. Below them, the token's mint address, the creator's wallet and the launch date.
- Fee split. The coin's split (50/45/5), its sweep fund filling toward the Next desk to burn, and See the full fee flow for the whole picture.
- Chart. The coin's price over time, built from its trades.
- Trades. The latest buys and sells.
- Holders. The top 200 by balance, with each one's share and an Est. next airdrop, which assumes the next sweep burns the cheapest listed desk. If you hold the coin, it shows your rank. The bonding curve isn't counted.
- Sweeps. Every sweep this coin's fund has run, and a live Bought → Burned → Airdropped stepper while one is running.
- Tech Works scan. A quick health check, explained below.
The Tech Works scan
The scan sorts the coin into a category from its own name and description (AI and agents, DeFi, memes and so on), then runs checks that update as trades come in:
| Check | What it looks at |
|---|---|
| Creator holdings | How much of the supply the creator's wallet holds. Over 5% is a caution; over 15% is high risk. |
| Top 10 holders | How much the ten largest wallets hold. Over 30% is a caution; over 50% is high risk. |
| Volume spread | Whether a few wallets make most of the volume, which is how wash trading looks. |
| Buy pressure | The share of recent trades that were buys. |
| Links | Whether a website, X or Telegram is linked. |
| Fee routing | The fee and its split. The creator can't change it. |
| Desk burns | How many desks the coin's sweep fund has burned. |
| Liquidity | Curve progress, or graduated. |
The verdict is Clean, Caution or High risk. It's a guide, not advice.
Trades in this build are simulated: no SOL moves. The curve maths and the fees are the real ones. See what's simulated.