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The terminal

The terminal at a glance

New pump.fun tokens, live, in three columns. A first buy from a card comes from a fresh wallet; buying more of a token you hold adds from its wallet.

On this page

Open Terminal in the menu. The screen reads "Every pump.fun token, live. Every buy from a fresh wallet nobody can follow." You can watch it without an account; buying needs one.

The terminal on a desktop: three columns of token cards

The three columns

ColumnWhat it showsOrder
NewNewly created pump.fun tokens, still on their curveNewest first
Almost bondedTokens at least 50% of the way along their curve, with a trade in the last 20 minutes. The column header reads "≥ 50% bonded"Furthest along first
MigratedTokens whose curve completed and that now trade in a pool. Pools with under $100 of liquidity are left outMost recent first

Each column holds up to 40 cards. Tokens with no name and no ticker are left out, and so are the rare curves priced in something other than SOL.

A card

A terminal card, with each part numberedM$MOTHMoth Lamp4m · X · 312 holders62%Top10 18%Dev 2.1%Dev 3 launchedSnp 4%MC$41KV $12K120 / 48⚡ 0.11234567891Icon. The ring shows curve progress.2Ticker, name, copy the address3Age, social links, holders4Curve progress, top 10 share, dev share5How many tokens the dev launched6Risk chips, shown only above 0%7Market cap, volume, buys / sells8Buy with this column’s amount9Progress bar along the bottom
A terminal card, with each part numbered.
The diagram in words

1, the icon, with a ring showing how far along its curve the token is. 2, the ticker and name, with a button that copies the token's address. 3, its age, its social links (X, website, Telegram) and its number of holders. 4, chips for curve progress, the share held by the top 10 holders, and the share the dev still holds. 5, how many tokens the dev has launched, and how many completed their curve. 6, risk chips for bundled wallets, snipers and insiders, shown only above 0%. 7, market cap, volume, and buys against sells. 8, the Buy button with this column's amount. 9, a progress bar along the bottom.

The chips turn red when a figure looks risky: top 10 above 30%, dev above 10%, a dev with more than 50 launches, or a risk chip above 10%. Hover a chip to read what it measures. See Risk chips.

Tap the card itself to open the token page. Tap Buy to buy; see Buying and selling from a card.

The live feed

The data comes from WiSP's own indexer, which watches every pump.fun curve, plus token details from Jupiter. The board updates once a second. The header shows Live when the feed is current, Catching up… when it is behind, and Reconnecting… if the connection drops. It also shows the SOL price.

The feed is the same for everyone who watches. It runs only while the screen is open and the tab is visible, and the server learns nothing about your wallets from it.

Pause a column

With a mouse, hover a column to hold it still. Its header shows Paused, the order of the cards stops changing, and the figures on them keep updating. Move away and the column catches up. Press P to pause all columns, and again to resume. While P is on, moving the pointer off a column leaves it paused; only P again resumes. Changing a filter applies at once, even while paused.

On a phone

At widths of 1,000 px and less, the columns become tabs: New, Almost bonded, Migrated. The app remembers your tab in this browser.

The terminal on a phone, showing the Almost bonded tab

Last checked against the app: 24 October 2026, build bf09a3f