The board and your coins

The board is the front page: every coin on the network, newest first, with the pending ones that nobody has bought yet sitting alongside the ones already trading.

What a card shows

Ticker, name, picture, creator, and how far along the curve the coin is. A coin that has graduated is marked as graduated and prices from its pools rather than the curve. Trades and volume on a card are the last 24 hours.

Coins with no buys yet appear as pending. They have an address already, they show who signed them, and buying one is what deploys it. A pending coin whose signature has expired shows as expired rather than quietly disappearing.

The live feed

A ticker strip runs the most recent trades and the most recent launches across the whole network. It is every coin, not a filtered set, and it updates as blocks land.

Coin pages

A coin's page carries the chart, the trade panel, the recent trades, and the largest holders with a true holder count. After graduation the chart is DexScreener's chart of the coin's Motoswap pool. Before graduation, and for a graduated coin DexScreener has not indexed yet, the chart comes from Defined (a charting data provider). Our own chart is the fallback when neither of those has data for the coin.

The holders list nets out coins that went to the PvE escrow, so the escrow does not read as a whale.

Creators

The creators board ranks by fees earned, folded per creator rather than per coin, with each creator's best-earning coin shown next to their total. Creating a hundred coins nobody trades does not move you up.

Your pages

Your coins lists what you launched, what it has earned, and what is claimable, with the claim button next to it.

Your positions lists the coins you hold from curve trading, with what you put in and what the position is worth at the current price. Dust is filtered out.

Rewards covers what your staked Motocats have coming from PvE drops and what you have claimed. You claim on Motoswap's staking page.

Sharing

Every coin has a share link that unfurls with the coin's picture, ticker, and progress on X and anywhere else that reads link previews. The card image is generated from the coin's own committed metadata, so a share card cannot show art the coin does not actually carry.

Moderation

Coins can be hidden from the board and from the site's listings. Hiding a coin changes nothing on chain: the contract is permissionless, the coin still trades, and anyone holding it can still sell. The site's listings are curated; the chain is not.