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# How to read a token page

### What you see

`[NEEDS INPUT: one annotated screenshot of the token UI]`

Every token page shows:

1. **Token header** — image, name, ticker, social links, creator wallet
2. **Price chart** — historical price action
3. **Bonding curve progress bar** — % collected toward graduation
4. **Market cap** — current capitalization
5. **Holders count** — number of unique wallets
6. **Top holders** — top 10 holders with their % share
7. **Trade history** — recent buys / sells

### Progress bar to graduation

The progress bar shows how much SOL is already on the curve:

* **0–40%** — early phase, low price, room for conviction trades
* **40–80%** — momentum phase, FOMO starts kicking in
* **80–100%** — pre-graduation, price climbs fast
* **100%** — graduation triggered, migration to Meteora

### Holder distribution

A healthy launch shows even supply distribution across holders:

* Top holder sits close to 2% (Max Buy cap), several holders at that level → **good** (no single wallet dominates)
* One holder sits at the cap, others < 0.01% supply → wait for broader distribution
* Supply concentrated in the first 5 wallets → possible sybil attack, be careful

### Trade history filtering

You can filter by:

* Type (buy / sell)
* Size (small / medium / large)
* Wallet (track a specific wallet)

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