Tools & account

Press Ctrl + K (⌘ + K on a Mac) or /, or click the search box at the top. One box finds your coins by name or ticker, your wallets (Enter copies the address), the devs you track, pages, settings and themes. Paste any coin's address or link and press Enter to open its page.

It runs actions too: New launch, Deposit, Withdraw, Track a wallet, Check for copies and Clean dust. What you opened lately shows first.

It tells you whether a coin like yours already exists. Search by name, ticker, image or any mix of the three. For the image, drop it in, click to choose one or paste it. It has its own page (find it with search), and Check for copies on the Launch page runs it on the coin you're filling in.

Image matching looks for copies: the same picture resized, recompressed or lightly cropped. It won't flag a different drawing of the same idea. Results come from public coin search plus BounceTerminal's own index of pump.fun coins.

Use it before you launch to see if your idea is taken, or after, to find copycats.

On the Tracker page: the wallets you track on the left, the coins they deploy on the right. Add the wallet of a dev you follow, with a label if you like. The moment it deploys a pump.fun coin you get an alert, and the alert has a Vamp button that opens the Launch page with that coin filled in. From seeing a new coin to having your own version ready to launch is a couple of taps.

Alerts come as a pop-up with a chime on any BounceTerminal page you have open, as a Telegram message, or both. A pop-up stays a few seconds (longer while your pointer is on it), and every alert is kept in the bell at the top of the page for a few days, with its Vamp button. The Tracker page also keeps a list of every deployment from the wallets you track. Click a wallet to see only its coins.

Telegram gets you Dev tracker alerts even with BounceTerminal closed. To link it:

1. 1In Settings → Alerts (or Alert settings on the Tracker page), press Connect next to Telegram to get a code.
2. 2Open the BounceTerminal bot in Telegram and tap Start.
3. 3Send it the code. Codes expire after 10 minutes; you can get a new one any time.

Pop-ups and Telegram each have their own switch. Send a test checks it's working, and you can unlink the chat whenever you want. The bot only sends alerts for now. You can't trade through it.

Six color themes:

• Bounce, black and white (the default)
• Midnight, deep blue
• Phosphor, deep green
• Ember, crimson
• Haze, lavender
• Paper, the light one

Change it from the menu under your name, in Settings, or from More on a phone. It's saved to your account, so it follows you to any device.

Invite (in the sidebar, or More on a phone) opens your link in Settings and shows who joined with it. Your link is the site's address, then @ and your code. You can rename the code, to your username for example. The old link stops working when you do. You can also pause the link and resume it later.

Not every account can invite. An admin turns it on, so if Invite says you're not eligible, that's why.

Settings (click your name at the foot of the sidebar, or More on a phone) opens one window over the page you're on, with its parts down the left: your profile, invite link, theme and alerts, then how you sign in (password, passkeys, sign-in wallet), two-factor, every device you're signed in on, your withdrawal addresses and your main wallet's key. Devices shows where and when each was last active; sign one out, or all the others at once. Changing your password signs out your other devices too.

Profile (also in the menu under your name) has your photo, your username, your bio and your role. Your photo shows in the sidebar and on your PnL share cards. You can change your username once every 30 days, and you sign in with the new one right away. Your old name stays yours for those 30 days, so nobody else can take it. Your bio is one line of up to 160 characters, and only you and BounceTerminal's admins see it.