Reading a token page · startupos

Every token has one page, at /token-detail/<contract address>. Here is what each part tells you. For how prices move, see Trading and pricing.

Customised pages: not available yet

Every token page currently looks as described below. Once customisation arrives, a creator will be able to restyle their token's page and build a Creator's page of their own, which you only see if you switch to it. The Standard view stays the default, and however a page is styled, four things stay the same:

The safety card: its content, its look and its place near the top.
The Buy and Sell panel. Nothing a creator adds can sit inside it or right against it.
Every number. Price, value, holders and trades come from StartupOS and the chain. A creator chooses how the page looks, never what it says.
Buy is green, sell is red, warnings are amber.

If you launched a token, see Customising your token page.

The header

Name, ticker, artwork and badges, with the dollar price and its 24h change. Live marks a token trading normally. A bonding-curve token shows Graduating once its curve sells out, and Graduated once it trades in its Uniswap pool. Add to wallet registers the token in your wallet so the balance shows there, and the other buttons watch or share the token.

The contract address links to the block explorer. It is the only identifier that is unique. Two tokens can share a name, a ticker and even artwork.

Key stats

One row of stats sits above the chart, and each figure appears once: Market cap, captioned "Price × total supply", then Liquidity once the token trades in a pool, 24h volume, Holders, Trades and Supply. Bonding-curve and Instant tokens show the same figures, and a new token shows its starting market cap from launch.

There is no separate fully diluted value (FDV) figure. FDV is also price times total supply, the same number as Market cap.

A dash in place of a dollar figure means there is no dollar value for this token's pair currency, so there is nothing to convert its price into. The token trades normally and its price in the pair currency is always shown. See Trading and pricing.

The chart

Candles with range tabs from the last few minutes to all time, updating live as trades land. It is built from on-chain trades, so a brand new token has little to show. The creator's own buys and sells are marked on the chart, so you can see when the dev traded.

Curve card or pool note

Bonding-curve token. A progress bar shows how close the curve is to selling out. When it sells out, the card reads Graduating and trading pauses until the token moves into its Uniswap pool. StartupOS's keeper usually makes that move automatically, and anyone can finish it with Complete migration. After that the card reads Graduated, and the page shows the pool's reserves on each side. See The pool and the liquidity lock.
Instant token. A note says the token trades in its own Uniswap V4 pool, and names the pair currency. There is no curve and no graduation.

On a graduated pool, watch the side holding the pair currency. It is what you would sell into, and while it is small a sell moves the price a long way.

The info panel

Creator and Contract, with links.
Status, usually Live, Graduating or Graduated.
Type: Auto-Burn, Standard or Tax-Free. The info tip beside it shows this token's own split, fixed at launch, and any holder tax.
Price in the pair currency, and the 52-week high and low once there are any.
Last trade.
Once the token trades in a Uniswap pool, links to view it on Uniswap, DexScreener and GeckoTerminal.

Type	What a trade costs you
Auto-Burn	A 1% fee, part of which burns supply
Standard	A 1% fee, no burn
Tax-Free	No fee. A curve token in a Uniswap V3 pool pays that pool's 0.05% fee, which buys the token back and burns it.

An Instant token charges its fee in the pair currency, and a token with a holder tax adds 1% or 2% on top. See Fees and burns.

If the app cannot show a token at all, the page says This coin is not available.

The safety card

The card leads with what holds for the token whatever its holders do: a fixed supply set at launch, liquidity that is locked (or locks when a curve token graduates), and a trading pair that can never be changed.

Below that, an overall Low, Medium or High risk badge sits over these concentration signals:

Dev holds. The creator's share of supply.
Top holder. The largest single wallet.
Top 10 hold. What the ten largest wallets hold, not counting the pool.
Holders. How many wallets hold any.
Bought at launch. The share bought by wallets in the first 60 seconds after launch, flagged Sniped if it is high.

Early buying is normal on a new launch. For the first 2 blocks after launch (about 24 seconds), every wallet except the creator is capped at 5% of supply bought and 5% held. The creator has no cap, so check Dev holds. After that, watch for heavy concentration in a few wallets, because those wallets can sell into you. Holder figures count wallets only, so the pool's own balance is never counted as a holder.

Rewards and lottery cards

A token with a holder tax shows a Holder rewards card and a weekly lottery card. The Holder rewards card has a row for each source: From holder rewards, From the weekly lottery and Already claimed. Holders who qualify claim their share and pay their own gas.

On mainnet these payouts run for tokens launched since October 18, 2026. See Holder rewards and the weekly lottery.

Creator earnings

Instant token. A Creator earnings card, visible to everyone, shows what is waiting to be delivered, what has been delivered and anything held for the creator to collect. Anyone can press Deliver earnings to the creator and pay the gas, and the money always goes to the creator. If a delivery failed, the creator sees Collect held earnings.
Bonding-curve token. The creator's share builds up in the pair currency and is claimed from a card on the page, always to the creator. After graduation into Uniswap V4, the page shows the Creator earnings card, as on an Instant token. In a Uniswap V3 pool, anyone can collect the pool's fees, which splits them by the token's type, and the creator then claims their part.

Tax-Free tokens earn their creator nothing. See Creator rewards.

Trades, holders and more

Tabs under the chart:

Trades. Every buy and sell, with a link to each transaction.
Holders. Current balances and each wallet's share of supply.
Everyone. Every wallet that has ever traded the token, including those that have sold out.
About. The creator's description and links. Treat any link as unverified.

Comments

A live thread, 500 characters per post. Only holders can post: you need to be signed in with a wallet that holds the token. Without the token you can read the thread, and the composer asks you to buy some first.

The trade panel

Buy and sell, on the right. It trades on the curve while a curve token is live, in its Uniswap pool once it graduates, and in the token's own Uniswap V4 pool for an Instant token.

When you buy, the amount is in the token's pair currency. On a token paired with something other than ETH, the panel can also offer Pay with ETH, and then the amount is in ETH. On an Instant token, a line above the amount names the pool, or every step of the route when you pay with ETH or another coin. Where no ETH route exists, that line says you cannot pay in ETH here, and the (i) beside it gives the reason. See Paying for a trade.

Live streams

When the creator is live, the stream and its chat appear on the page. See Live streams.