After launch

Every coin gets a page with its chart and live trades. Its market cap, bonding curve, 24h volume, holder count and your PnL sit across the top. Under the chart, Your wallets shows each of your wallets on that coin: what it holds, what it's worth, what it put in and its PnL.

Your own launches are on the Dashboard. For any other coin, open search and paste its address or link.

On the right you'll find Buy and Sell, and under them creator fees and the coin tools: Send, Airdrop, Burn and Lock. On a phone the chart comes first, and Buy and Sell stay pinned to the bottom of the screen: tap one to open the trade panel.

Tick the wallets you want to buy with, set how much SOL each spends (or tap one of the quick amounts) and press Buy. All the wallets buy in the same block.

Each wallet spends its own SOL on the buy. Main pays the fees, the speed tip and any new token accounts.

Buying works for pump.fun coins: on the bonding curve, after they graduate to pump.fun's own pool, and paired coins. Other coins have a page you can look at, but no Buy or Sell.

Every wallet holding the coin gets its own row with 25%, 50% and 100% buttons. With more than one wallet you can also:

• tick a few and sell the same share from each
• hit Sell all wallets to get out of everything at once

That's one press for twelve wallets, where otherwise you'd import each one into a wallet app and sell from it in turn.

Main pays all the sell fees and the tip, so a buyer wallet with no SOL left can still sell. Graduated and paired coins sell back to SOL the same way.

Slippage and speed tip are shared by Buy and Sell, in the small settings row under each.

What you see depends on what you picked at launch:

• Dev wallet. One Claim collects the unclaimed fees from every coin that wallet created, straight into it. You can also switch a coin to a split later.
• Holders. pump.fun pays holders directly. Nothing to claim.
• Split. You see what's waiting and Pay out sends it to everyone in the split, once it's above pump.fun's minimum. Whoever controls the split can change the percentages.

Moves the coin between your own wallets. Tick the wallets to send from, choose a share of each one's balance (25, 50, 100% or your own number) and pick where it goes. Handy for pulling everything into one wallet before a lock. Main pays the fees.

Sends the coin to outside addresses. Paste up to 100, one per line, and set a percentage of the supply for each. To give one address a different amount, put the percentage after it on the same line, like 7xKX…q4Fw 0.25.

BounceTerminal checks the list before anything is sent: bad addresses, duplicates and your own wallets are flagged by line number. Main pays the fees, plus about 0.002 SOL for each address that doesn't have an account for the coin yet.

Airdrops can't be undone.

Destroys tokens from one wallet, for good, and shrinks the supply. Choose the wallet and the share of supply to burn. Main pays the fee.

Locks tokens until a date you choose, so holders can check you can't sell them early. Pick the wallet (the dev wallet by default), a share of the supply or everything it holds, and how long: 1 week, 1 month, 3, 6 or 12 months, or a date of your own up to 10 years out.

A lock can't be cancelled or opened early. You get a link to the lock's public page to share.

Lock fee, paid by the locking wallet

0.16 SOL

Rent for the lock's accounts, with room to spare

about 0.016 SOL

Token fee, taken on top of the amount you lock

0.5% of the tokens

If the locking wallet is short on SOL, main tops it up in the same transaction. When the date passes, Withdraw sends the tokens back to the wallet that locked them, and main pays for that too.

After a few launches your wallets fill up with leftovers: small balances of old coins, empty token accounts still holding rent, unclaimed fees, SOL sitting in buyer wallets. Clean dust on the Dashboard finds all of it in one scan (it takes up to a minute) and shows the totals. You don't go wallet by wallet closing accounts.

Each coin gets a suggested action you can change:

• Sell all when what's left is worth 0.01 SOL or more
• Burn and close when it's worth less, which gets the account rent back
• Close empty accounts when there's nothing left but rent
• Skip

You can also claim all creator fees, move SOL from buyer wallets back to main (imported wallets are left alone), and archive the launches you cleaned, all in the same run. Rent from closed accounts goes to main.

Archive, in a coin's ⋯ menu on the Dashboard or on its page, hides it from the Dashboard. Nothing changes on-chain and you can still open its page. Archived launches are listed under Archived on the Dashboard, where you can restore them.

The PnL tab on the Dashboard, under your coins, shows how your launches did over 1 day, 7 days, 30 days or all time. Each launch counts in full on the day it launched. Switch between realized (what you sold, minus what those tokens cost) and a view that adds the value of what you still hold. Creator fees are shown separately, by the day you claimed them.

It also has your win rate (launches with money in them that ended up in profit) and a calendar you can flip between months and years.

Share turns it into a 1200 × 675 image or a short video, for one launch or a whole period. Pick a background or use your own picture or video clip, which stays on your device and is never uploaded. Over a clip, the video runs as long as the clip (up to 15 seconds) and keeps its sound. You can hide the win rate. Cards always carry the BounceTerminal logo and your username.