Launch transparency
Every coin page has a rail of facts read from the chain. None of it is self-reported by the creator.
| Section | What it shows | How it is computed |
|---|---|---|
| Price change | 5m, 1h, 6h, 24h | Trades in the pool’s history |
| Flow | Q2 bought vs sold in 24h | Sum of trade amounts |
| Launch bundle | Supply still held by wallets that bought in the first 2 slots | Buyers within 2 slots of the first trade, matched to current balances. Red above 10% |
| Top holders | Largest wallets and the top 10 share | Token accounts of the mint, excluding the curve’s own vault |
| Dev holds | Creator wallet’s share of supply | Same holder list, matched to the pool creator |
| Lifeboat coverage | Holders who boarded | Holder list matched to Lifeboat accounts |
| Creator fees | Unclaimed Q2 | Read from the pool account |
Reading it
Section titled “Reading it”- A large launch bundle means a few wallets bought before most people could see the coin and still hold it. It is a common sign of a coordinated launch.
- Dev holds is marked with a red DEV tag. A creator who keeps a large share can sell into buyers.
- Flow shows whether Q2 is entering or leaving the curve, independent of price.
Limits
Section titled “Limits”Trade history reads the last 200 transactions on the pool. On public RPC endpoints the holder sections fall back to the 20 largest accounts, or show “unavailable” when the endpoint rate-limits. A dedicated RPC gives the full holder list.