Terminal

The Terminal is where you trade a token after it is live. Paste any token contract on Base and you get its live chart, trade feed, holders and market stats, plus a table of every Base wallet you own, with a buy and sell button on each row, bulk sells, automated sell tasks and PnL. It replaced Smart Trade and works the same way on every network.

#Open a token

• Click Terminal in the workspace menu, paste the address and click Open terminal. Below the box you can pick one of Your launches or a token you Recently opened in this browser.
• After a launch, the success screen has Open Terminal → (Custom Bundle), and Deploy Token's success screen has Open Terminal. Rows in the Your launches table on Overview open the token here too.
• change token in the header takes you back to the picker. Old /base/sell links redirect here.

#Where trades go

The Terminal checks the token every time and picks the venue on its own. The badge next to the symbol shows it, for example uniswap · via 0x, and the Pools tab repeats it.

A token with no pool the aggregator knows is refused with No liquidity for this token on any DEX the router knows yet. The first sell of a token through 0x from a wallet sends an approve transaction first.

Front-run protection

Base has no public mempool: transactions go straight to the sequencer, so nobody sees a trade before it lands.

#The header and chart

• Header: symbol, name, venue badge, the copyable address, links (the explorer, DexScreener) and six stats: Price, Market cap (with 24h change), 24h volume, Liquidity (Curve while on a curve), Supply and Holders (with the top-10 share).
• Chart: candles at 1s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h or 4h, shown as market cap (MC) or Price in USD. 1s candles are built in your browser from the live trade feed; the others load history from GeckoTerminal and keep the last candle moving with the live price. Your own buys and sells are marked on the chart.
• Live trades: the latest trades with size in ETH, market cap at the time, trader and age, refreshed every few seconds while the tab is visible. They come from the token's main pool on GeckoTerminal. Your wallets are highlighted and named; the dev wallet is labelled Dev.
• Under the chart: Buys / sells 24h, You bought, You sold and Your PnL, with the share of supply your wallets hold and what it is worth.

#The wallet table

The Wallets tab lists one row per wallet: label, Dev or Trading tag and address, Balance, Bought / sold, P&L (amount and %), and Remaining tokens with their share of supply.

• Which wallets show: every wallet that holds or has traded the token, plus the dev wallet. Add wallets puts more of your Base wallets in the table (one at a time or Add all N); Reset to wallets holding the token undoes it. This list is saved per token in your browser. Your Custom Bundle wallets for this network are included too, labelled with the bundle's token symbol, so tokens bought in a Custom Bundle can be sold here.
• Buy: with the header switch on Buy, each row has preset buttons (default 0.001, 0.005, 0.01, 0.05 and 0.1 ETH) and MAX, which spends the wallet's whole balance minus the fee and network costs. Each click buys that amount from that one wallet. A button greys out when the wallet can't cover the amount plus the 1% fee and gas.
• Sell: switch to Sell and each row has percentage buttons (default 10%, 25%, 50%, 100%) of that wallet's tokens. The flame icon in Ops sells 100% from that wallet right away.
• Lock: the lock icon keeps a wallet out of bulk sells and tasks (you can still trade it from its own row). Locks are saved per token in your browser.
• ETH / USD: the button next to the Buy/Sell switch shows balances and PnL in ETH or in US dollars.
• Presets and slippage: the settings icon next to it edits the buy presets (ETH) and sell presets (%), up to six of each, and the slippage (default 10%). Presets are saved per network in your browser; Reset defaults restores them.

Each trade's result appears under the wallet's name: Bought · 0x… / Sold · … with the transaction, or the error. When several wallets trade at once they go out in parallel (up to 4 at a time).

Toolbar

The dev wallet is the dev wallet of a launch you made with TokenBundle for this token.

#Other tabs

• History: every buy and sell your wallets made in this token, newest first. Amounts are what each wallet actually paid or received, including fees.
• Holders: the header shows the holder count; a holder list isn't available on this network yet. Use the explorer link or Bubblemaps.
• Pools: the token's pools from DexScreener with liquidity and 24h volume, and the venue the Terminal trades on.
• Bubblemaps: opens the token on Bubblemaps in a new tab.

#Tasks

Tasks sell for you when a condition is met. Click New task, pick a type, a percentage and which wallets (all wallets except dev, all wallets or the dev wallet), then Arm task.

• Each run sells the chosen percentage of each wallet's current tokens. Locked wallets are skipped.
• If no sell of a take profit or stop loss lands, it retries every 10 s. You can pause, resume or delete any task; the last log line shows what it did.

#PnL

For each wallet: PnL = received + current value − spent. The totals under the chart add up all your wallets.

• Spent = the ETH each wallet put in when you launched this token with TokenBundle (dev and bundle buys) + every buy made through TokenBundle + the gas of every recorded trade. Received = what sells through TokenBundle brought in. Amounts are measured from each wallet's balance change and include the platform fee.
• Current value = tokens held × the current price (the curve price while on a curve).
• Trades made outside TokenBundle are not recorded, so they don't count towards spent or received.

#Fees

TokenBundle charges a 1% platform fee on every Terminal buy and sell, on every network: 1% of the ETH spent on a buy, and 1% of what a sell returns. It is taken inside the 0x swap, so a swap that fails charges nothing. Network fees (gas) and the venue's own fees come on top. See Fees.