Token terminal

Chart, Quick Trade, market, holders, auto-approve, and the watch bar.

Auto-approve

Fewer wallet prompts when auto-approve is on for this site. We never hold your keys. You connect your own wallet, and you still approve in the wallet when it asks. You can revoke that permission in the wallet anytime.

Backpack is recommended for auto-approve on STONK500. Download Backpack.

Backpack (recommended) — Connect → Set up auto-approve → turn on Auto-approve in the sheet, then Reject (nothing is sent). The app remembers for about 24 hours so it won't nag. Set up again when that expires.
Solflare — Auto-approve is Burner-only. Switch to a Burner → Settings → Security → Manage apps → this site → Auto-approve. Your main wallet still asks on every trade.
Phantom — Auto-approve is not supported on STONK500. Expect a normal approve on every swap. Prefer Backpack if you want auto-approve.

Overview

Click a token on the index to open its terminal: chart, market, holders, recent trades, STONKFUN fees, and swap / Quick Trade.

Chart

Pick an interval. Price vs Mcap switches what the axis shows. My Trades marks your buys and sells on this token — connect a wallet first.

Quick Trade

Quick Trade is the pop-out panel. Drag it if you want the chart in view. Save keeps your buy size, sell %, and slippage in this browser. Buys are in SOL. Sell is a percent of what you hold.

Panels

Market is live stats for this token. Holders is the top wallets. Trades is the live list. STONKFUN is holder-fee yield on reward launches.

On desktop the right column starts as Swap, then Market, then STONKFUN. Use the up and down buttons on a header to reorder. On a phone, Market and STONKFUN sit on Data; Swap has its own tab.

Watch bar

The footer stays with you while you browse. Tabs: Watchlist (stars), Holdings (your tokens, not SOL or USDC), and Recent (tokens you opened). Desktop can pin it to the bottom as a chip strip, or to the left or right as a resizable list — close on the rail docks it back to the bottom. You can keep up to three named watchlists; the star writes the active one. Side rails and the phone sheet sort by token, volume, mcap, and 24h%; holdings also sorts by balance (USDC, SOL, or token amount). Holdings chips show that balance instead of mcap. Each chip opens that token. Quick buy and quick sell sit on the chip — hover the name and hover the button separately.