Token Pages on Jupiter

Every tradeable token on Jupiter Spot has a dedicated token page. This page aggregates market data, safety indicators, charts, community metrics, and trading tools in one place. You can access a token page by clicking on any token in a discovery tab, or by navigating directly to jup.ag/tokens/<token_address>.

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Page Layouts

Desktop token pages come in two layouts, switched with the chevron on the left edge of the chart:

• Standard view (default) — market data in a bar across the top, with the chart taking the main area.
• Three-column view — a dedicated left column for market data, stats, and token info, with the chart in the middle.

In both layouts, Quick Swap sits on the right side of the page. A separate control, the screen icon in the token header, switches between the Normal chart view and the Wide chart view: the wide view hides the trading panel so the chart spans the full width of the page. Your choices are saved for your next visit; new visitors start in Standard view with the normal chart.

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Market data

Each token page displays the following market data:

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Growth metrics

Below the price performance, the token page displays percentage changes over recent periods for three key metrics:

• Vol %Δ — volume change
• Liquidity %Δ — liquidity change
• Holders %Δ — holder count change

These help identify whether a token’s activity is growing or declining.

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Tokenized stock fields

Token pages of tokenized stocks add a View Stock link under the token name, which opens the underlying stock’s stock page, and three fields comparing the token with the listed share: Tokens whose liquidity is provided on demand show RFQ in the Liquidity field — see RFQ liquidity.

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Trading activity

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Token information

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Liquidity

The liquidity value displayed on a token page is calculated by aggregating liquidity from the quote side of trading pairs with a curated set of established bluechip tokens (e.g. SOL, JUP, JLP, jitoSOL, TRUMP, USDC, USDT). This list is maintained by Jupiter and may change over time. A token’s own liquidity is only included in the calculation if Jupiter considers it an established asset — typically tokens with high market cap and deep liquidity.

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Safety indicators

Token pages display several indicators that help evaluate the token’s risk profile. These are informational — they do not guarantee safety. If a token is flagged as impersonating another token, its token page shows a persistent warning banner with a link to the legitimate asset. A weaker caution exists for token icons: when another token uses a visually similar icon, the icon carries a small caution badge with a tooltip. This is informational only. It does not indicate which token used the icon first, and it is not a scam verdict. Verified tokens are not flagged, nor are recognised issuer-backed assets (for example tokenized stocks that legitimately share the underlying company’s branding); the caution badge only appears on unverified tokens reusing an icon.

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About section

Below the trading activity data, the token page includes an About section with:

• Token description — provided by the token creator
• Token Summary — an AI-generated summary of the token project, produced by Jupiter’s Intel service. The summary shows the date of its last update, with thumbs-up / thumbs-down buttons to rate it.
• Latest News — an AI-generated summary of recent news for the token, shown separately from the token description, with its age displayed as relative time, thumbs-up / thumbs-down buttons, and a More link opening the full news feed (see Token News)

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Community metrics

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Charts

Token pages include interactive charts powered by TradingView. Available chart controls:

• Price or Market Cap display toggle
• Chart quote — chart the token against the active Market pair, or independently against USD, SOL, or another token of your choice. Chart drawings are saved per base/quote pair.
• Technical indicators — volume, spread, moving averages, and others
• Display Options — a dropdown in the chart toolbar. Markers toggles each kind of marker drawn on the candles: Your Trades, Dev Trades, Followed Wallet Trades, Migration Marker, and News. When the chart is quoted in USD, SOL, or market cap, the dropdown also has Lines (Avg Entry, Avg Exit, Trigger Buy, Trigger Sell, with a colour reset) and the Top 100 holder lines.
• Chart settings — the gear icon at the right of the chart toolbar opens the chart’s own settings, in four tabs: Symbol (candle colours, price precision, timezone), Status line, Scales and lines (price scale modes and labels, date and time format), and Canvas (background, grid, crosshair, watermark, margins). The font size of the price and time scales is under Canvas › Scales › Text. These settings are saved in your browser with the chart. In a mobile browser the toolbar scrolls sideways (use the arrow at its right edge to reach the gear), and the dialog opens as a list — tap Canvas, then scroll to Scales › Text; the back arrow returns to the list.
• Drawing tools — trend lines and the other drawing tools sit in a toolbar on the left edge of the chart, collapsed by default. Click the small handle halfway down the left edge of the chart to open it. The second button from the top, Trend line tools, holds Trend Line, Ray, Info Line, Extended Line, Trend Angle, Horizontal Line, Horizontal Ray, Vertical Line and Cross Line, plus Parallel Channel and Regression Trend; the other buttons cover Fibonacci tools, patterns, brushes, text, shapes, the measure tool, zoom and the magnet. Pick a tool, then click on the chart to place its points. The toolbar also has buttons to hide, lock or remove all drawings, and the arrow at its right edge collapses it again.
• Resetting the chart — right-click an empty area of the chart and choose Reset chart view (⌥R on Mac, Alt+R on Windows) to undo zooming and scrolling and return to the latest candles; the entry appears once the view has been moved. The same menu has Remove indicators and Remove drawings. To put colours, scales and the other chart settings back to their defaults, open the chart settings with the gear icon and choose Apply defaults from the Template menu at the bottom left of the dialog (shown as ••• on a narrow window). The icon at the bottom of the price scale opens the scale’s own menu, where Auto (fits data to screen) re-fits the price scale after you have dragged it.

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Price history

Each token also has a daily USD price history page at jup.ag/tokens/<token_address>/price-history, with monthly archives, a link for each date, a CSV export, and a link back to the trading page. Unfinished UTC days are excluded, and dates without a valid observation are shown as unavailable.

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Token News

Token news is built directly into the chart. Posts are aggregated automatically by AI from X (formerly Twitter) based on their relevance to the token — they are not limited to accounts verified by Jupiter, and a post appearing on the chart does not mean Jupiter has checked its author or its content.

• News markers on the chart — aggregated posts appear as markers on the chart, next to the price action at the time they were published. Click a marker to read the post (author, timestamp, content, and engagement metrics). To hide them, open Display Options above the chart and uncheck News; the News button and drawer stay available.
• Price impact — each post includes a measured price move since publication (e.g. “+0.8% within ~1h, no unusual move”), so you can see how the market reacted to the news.
• News drawer — the News button above the chart (or View token news on any marker) opens a dedicated drawer with the token’s full news feed, topped by a Recent Happenings AI summary that shows when it was last updated and lists the sources it used. On screens narrower than 640px the toolbar hides the News button; open the drawer from a marker instead.
• News summary — an AI-generated Latest News summary is displayed in the About section.
• Feedback — every post and every AI summary carries thumbs-up / thumbs-down buttons. A thumbs-down (Not helpful) opens a short dialogue asking what is wrong: pick at least one reason among Scam, Incorrect, Wrong token, and Other (a comment is optional, except with Other where it is required), then Submit; the vote is only recorded on submission, and Close discards it. Tap a lit thumb again to withdraw your vote.

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Display Options

The Display Options menu lets you toggle overlays on the chart: Markers

• Your Trades — markers showing your own buy and sell transactions
• Dev Trades — DB (Dev Bought) and DS (Dev Sold) markers
• Tracked Wallet Trades — trades from wallets you follow via SmartMoney
• Migration Marker — marks when a token migrated from a bonding curve to a liquidity pool

Lines

• Avg Entry / Avg Exit — your personal average entry and exit price lines
• Trigger Buy / Trigger Sell — trigger prices of your open limit orders on this token, buys and sells separately. Which orders qualify is explained in Orders on the chart

Top 100 Holder Lines

• Avg Entry / Avg Exit — average entry and exit price lines for the top 100 holders of the token

The Top 100 holder averages are also displayed in a summary bar below the chart, showing the average entry price, average exit price, and the percentage difference from the current price for each.

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Quick Swap

Quick Swap is available on the right side of the token page. It allows you to buy or sell the token without leaving the page. In Trench mode on desktop, the Quick Swap panel includes configurable preset buttons with predefined amounts for quick buy and sell actions. You can customise these preset amounts directly in the Quick Swap window. Below the swap panel, a Token Info section displays a compact summary of the token’s safety indicators (Top 10 Holders %, Dev Holding %, Snipers Holding %, Freeze/Mint Authority, Dex Paid, Pro Traders %, Insiders Holding %, CA, and DA).

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Tabs below the chart

Below the chart, several tabs provide detailed data about the token’s activity and your own interaction with it.

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Transactions

The Transactions tab shows a live feed of trades for this token. Each row displays the trade date/age, type (Buy/Sell), price, token amount, volume in USD, and the trader’s wallet address. The live view keeps the most recent 30 trades, backed by a sliding window of about 1,000 rows: paginate in either direction to load older history, and use Back to latest (or Back to top) to return to the live feed. Date and sort controls stay available while you browse history. You can filter transactions using four sub-tabs: You can follow a wallet directly from this table by clicking on a trader’s address. For full details, see the SmartMoney page. For launchpad tokens, you can additionally filter the table by Sniper, Insider, and Bundler to isolate these wallet types. This filter is currently available for launchpad tokens only.

Sniper, Insider, and Bundler wallet types

• Sniper — a wallet that bought the token early, within the first three blocks after launch.
• Insider — a wallet that bought within the first block after launch, or received the token from another insider. Insider status propagates through transfers: if a first-block buyer sends tokens to another wallet, that recipient also becomes an insider.
• Bundler — a wallet that took part in a bundle: a coordinated cluster of transactions in a single block, all trading the same token.

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My Positions

Shows your current position and PnL for this specific token, including Average Entry and Average Exit, Bought value, Unrealised PnL, Realised PnL, Total PnL, Balance, and Position %. For a full overview of all your positions across tokens, see the Positions page.

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My Orders

Shows your open and past orders for this specific token (Limit and DCA, with a Legacy toggle for V1 orders). You can view and manage your orders directly from the token page.

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Holders

Displays the token’s holder list with the total number of holders and the Top 10 holders percentage. Each row shows detailed data per holder: You can filter holders using three sub-tabs: All, Dev (developer wallet only), and Tracked (wallets you follow via SmartMoney). For launchpad tokens, you can additionally filter holders by Sniper, Insider, and Bundler (see the wallet type definitions under the Transactions section). This filter is currently available for launchpad tokens only.

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Top Traders

Displays the top traders for this token. The column layout is the same as the Holders tab, except that the Unrealized column is replaced by Realized (realized PnL in USD); PnL remains the total. Like Holders, this tab supports the same All, Dev, and Tracked sub-tabs, and may not display data if the number of top traders exceeds the display threshold.

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Dev Tokens

Shows all other tokens launched by the same developer wallet, with the total count displayed in the tab header. This can help you evaluate the developer’s track record — for example, whether they have launched and abandoned multiple tokens.

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How tokens are listed and routed

Jupiter is permissionless — there is no manual listing process. Any Solana token with a valid liquidity pool on a supported AMM is automatically available to trade. Because anyone can create a token, always verify the contract address before trading. Jupiter reduces the risk of trading the wrong token by ranking tokens by activity when you search, distinguishing community-verified tokens from unverified ones, and filtering airdropped fake tokens where possible.

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Liquidity requirements

For a token to be routable, its market must meet minimum liquidity requirements. There are two types of listing: A market must meet at least one of these criteria:

• **Less than 30% price difference on $500** — buying$500 of the token and immediately selling it back should lose less than 30%. Calculated as ($500 − final USD value) /$500.
• Less than 20% price impact on market — if the first test fails, Jupiter compares the token price when buying $1,000 worth versus$500 worth; if the difference exceeds 20%, the market is considered too illiquid.

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Supported AMMs

Jupiter routes through nearly all major AMMs on Solana — including Meteora DLMM, Raydium, SolFi, and many others — and adds new integrations over time. View the full list of integrated AMMs.

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