Reading a token report

Every section of the token page, explained.

Chart and trades

The chart shows market cap (price × 1 billion supply) built from every buy and sell on the token's bonding curve, in 1-minute to 1-hour candles. The trades tab lists the latest 60 trades; the deployer's wallet is tagged Dev.

Signals

A short list of what stands out, coloured by how much it matters: red for serious risks, yellow for caution, green for good signs.

First 5 seconds

pons charges a snipe tax that starts at 99% and fades to zero over the first 5 seconds. Creators can exempt wallets from it. Buyers who paid no tax in that window were on the creator's list, so a big share bought tax-free often means insiders.

Holders and bubble map

Balances are rebuilt from transfer events, leaving out unsold supply still in the curve. The bubble map shows the top 40 holders sized by share: red is the deployer, orange is a wallet linked to the deployer, purple is a group of buyers funded from the same source.

Connected wallets

For the first minute's buyers and the largest holders, Pilotlight traces where their first ETH came from. A wallet funded by the deployer, or by the same wallet that funded the deployer, is flagged. Exchanges and bridges that fund thousands of wallets are ignored, so no link found is not proof that wallets are independent.

Curve

A pons token trades on a bonding curve until it raises its graduation threshold, then moves to a DEX. Progress shows how close it is. After graduation the curve price is no longer the live price.