bopzop launches on Solana.
bopzop trades on Solana: one wallet, one feed, one tap.
BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum and Monad come after launch. They don't show in the app and nothing is routed through them. The code is kept, so they can come back.
Every trade pays its network fee in SOL. Keep a little SOL in your wallet for it.
bopzop never holds your funds or your keys.
bopzop never holds your funds or your keys. Your wallets are created and secured by Privy, and you can export them any time.
A trade you start is signed in your own wallet. Automatic orders (copy, stop loss, limit orders) only run with a permission you grant: you set the amount, they stay inside the limits you set, and you can revoke the permission at any time. A permission never allows withdrawals.
It can't move your funds on its own, and it can't see your private keys.
Where Trenches keeps your settings, what the stories show and what Shield off means.
Trenches settings are saved in this browser. They don't go to your bopzop account, so they don't move to another device and aren't sent to any server.
The stories row shows the wallets you follow. You need to sign in with your wallet to see it, and to follow someone: follow wallets in KOLs or Track and their stories show up.
With Shield off, a risky token carries a red tag instead of the usual badge. Shield never blocks a buy in any case: it only warns. See *Shield*.
The Display panel previews a card as soon as a column has one.
The reason is in the tooltip of «No tokens» or «No results». If your filters hide everything, it says how many tokens the column has right now and that your filters hide them all. If a column fails to load, bopzop tries again on its own; your balances are not affected.
Then filters and the view only last for this visit.
A link or file with filters opens them for you to review: nothing applies until you press Apply. A file too big to be a filter preset is refused.
What you can search for and what the «Copy» tag means.
Search a token by its name or ticker, or paste the address of a token or a wallet. Addresses work for Solana.
bopzop marks as Copy the tokens that imitate another token's ticker or name.
bopzop only knows the name of a wallet when its KOLs list says so. If you search for a person's name and bopzop has no such wallet, it says it doesn't know anyone with that name.
While bopzop is still preparing search by name, results are partial (only the newest tokens). Try again in a moment.
If you type an @account, bopzop says it looks like an X account. It knows no wallet for it and doesn't search X.
bopzop tries again on its own.
What Pro adds to Easy, and what stays the same.
Pro adds Trenches, presets, shortcuts and all the advanced settings.
Your wallet and your friends stay the same. The switch keeps your session, your chain and the token you have open.
Everything is saved at once, in this browser.
Send crypto to your own address and watch it land.
Send crypto from another wallet or from an exchange to your own address. Send it on the chain the address belongs to.
If a checked QR code can't be drawn for an address, copy the address with the button.
bopzop checks every 15 seconds while this screen is open, and stops after 10 minutes. Your deposit still arrives: you'll see it in your wallet.
It sees your balance go up. It doesn't read which transfer it was, or who sent it. If bopzop can't read the balance, it can't tell when the deposit lands.
If Privy hasn't created your wallet yet, it appears in a few seconds.
Withdrawals, exporting your key, and who confirms what.
Withdrawals aren't available yet, so nothing can be sent from bopzop. You can always export your key and use your wallet elsewhere.
Privy shows the key in its own secure window and asks you to verify it's you first. bopzop never sees the key. Close Privy's window when you're done.
When withdrawals are on, Privy asks you to confirm in its own window, with your second factor if you turned one on. bopzop never signs for you.
If the network hasn't confirmed a transfer yet, it can take longer. You'll see it in History.
History lists only the withdrawals you started in bopzop. Deposits aren't recorded yet, and incoming transfers aren't read.
Buy coins with a card through the card provider.
The card window opens without an amount: type it there. The card provider shows the exact coins you get, and its fees, before you pay.
When the provider confirms the purchase, bopzop shows the coins once your balance goes up.
If bopzop can't confirm that buying with a card is available right now, it says so.
Where each figure in Portfolio comes from.
bopzop only reads: it never moves your money.
Cash and priced tokens only: a token without a price isn't guessed. Your balance line starts once bopzop has stored two readings of your wallet, and it never draws points it doesn't have.
They come from bopzop's own record of pump.fun trades on Solana. They are realized results only, before network fees, in dollars at each trade's SOL price when every day has one.
The record keeps the last 1,000 trades of each wallet: older ones are not in the figures. Closed trades show the newest 50, and History the newest 30 per wallet in the period.
Your result, best and worst trades, worst habit and trading style, from bopzop's record.
Watch any public address to keep an eye on it. It is never added to your own figures. bopzop only reads public addresses: nothing is connected and nothing is signed.
Points, levels, quests, friends and streak days.
1 point for every $10 you trade with bopzop, plus each quest you finish. Levels follow what you trade over 30 days, and there are new quests every week.
Friends are people who signed up with your link before their first trade. Your invite counts when your friend creates their account in that browser within 7 days, before their first trade. See Referrals for what you earn.
When the friends you invited trade, what you earn shows up here, paid and pending. Referral payouts are switched off in the closed beta.
A day counts when the wallet made at least one verified trade (UTC days, Solana).
Your profile, your pixel avatar, reports and badges.
Your profile belongs to your bopzop account. Signing in moves no money and approves nothing.
Pixel avatars are drawn by bopzop in one style, so everyone looks good in Trenches and stories. Your avatar changes everywhere at once: stories, Trenches, chats and rankings. Photo upload is off for now: it needs a service that checks every photo before anyone sees it.
Your banner shows the tokens you traded, and updates by itself.
Badges come from bopzop's own record of the wallet's trades. The Score comes from the closed trades it recorded (see Score). A provider's rank is never turned into it.
A report doesn't hide or block anyone by itself. Only bopzop sees it, and keeps it for review. When you block someone, they disappear from your feed and lists, only for you.
Get told when a token or a wallet does something you care about.
Get told when a token crosses a price, moves fast, or a wallet you watch trades. Another alert tells you when someone takes one of the crowns your wallet holds.
Once switches the alert off after it fires. Every time sends at most one alert every 5 minutes.
Your alerts are saved. bopzop starts checking them when its alert engine is switched on; until then none fires.
They are saved on your account, the same on every device. Security notices always reach you in the app.
Where your watchlist lives and what the dock shows about the wallets you follow.
Your watchlist lives in your bopzop account. Connect a wallet and sign (a message, never a transaction) to see the tokens you saved. To save one, tap its star in Trending, on its token page (key S there) or in search. Until you save one, the list is empty.
The dock shows what the wallets you follow buy, sell and post. You need to sign in with your wallet to see it, and to follow wallets: do it from KOLs or Track.
The result of a call is how far the token has moved since the call. See *Feed & calls*.
The watchlist shows what you would have if you had bought $100 of each token 24 hours ago. A list that is cut shows the reason on hover.
When the dock is empty it is because bopzop has no buy, sell or thesis from the wallets you follow in the last 7 days, or because it could not read their activity right now.
How a new token trades before and after it leaves its launchpad.
Many launchpads sell a new token on a bonding curve: the price rises as people buy and falls as they sell, and there is no pool yet.
When the curve fills, the token migrates (graduates) into a normal DEX pool. From then on it trades in that pool, and its price and market cap come from the pool.
The progress shows how close a token is to migrating. It appears only when a source reports it for that launchpad. Otherwise it shows «—», never a guess.
Some launchpads put a token straight into a pool, and for others bopzop doesn't know the mechanism yet. There «—» means unknown. It never means «no curve».
Where new tokens are born, and which ones bopzop follows first.
A launchpad is the app where a token is created and starts trading, usually on a curve (see Curve & migration).
Chosen by real trading volume over 24 hours (10 Oct):
The rest come later. BNB Chain (Four.meme, Flap) and Robinhood Chain (Pons, long, bankr, Uniswap, Flap) come after launch.
Tokens that didn't come from a followed launchpad show no launchpad.
The most price movement you accept between your tap and the trade.
Prices move while your trade is on its way. Slippage is the most movement you accept: if the price moves further than that, the trade doesn't go through.
Auto · max 30%: bopzop picks the slippage for each token and never asks for more than 30%. You can type your own percentage in your trading settings.
The review screen shows the minimum you would receive in the worst case your slippage allows.
A percentage you type above 20% asks you to confirm it before the trade goes on. Auto doesn't ask up to its 30%. Too low and a trade can fail on a fast token; too high and you can pay more than you expected.
What the MEV modes do, what the three presets are and where the quick amounts come from.
MEV is when someone slips in a trade just before yours (a «sandwich») to profit from the price move. No mode turns the front-running protection off; you choose which lane reduces it:
Where trades aren't enabled yet, the MEV mode is only saved in your preset.
Slippage is how much you accept the price to change. The priority fee and the tip are paid on top of the network fee, each in the chain's own unit. Some chains have no setting for them: their quotes carry the chain's own fee estimate.
A slippage left empty in a preset means «use my Easy setting».
Quick buy amounts are in dollars: the same four amounts as in Easy's settings. Each buy is made in the chain's own coin at the price bopzop stores. Presets 1, 2 and 3 use the 1st, 2nd and 3rd amount. Quick sell offers percentages on the sell side of the token terminal; they need your balance.
A preset's slippage is the maximum slippage bopzop asks for in read-only quotes and simulations. Priority fee, tip, maximum fee and MEV mode are saved for when trading is on. Exit settings are saved and will apply when automatic exits arrive: today nothing sells for you.
bopzop checks a token before you buy and warns you. It never blocks a buy.
Before you buy, the Shield runs the checks that apply to that token and chain, and shows what it found. It only warns. Your buy always goes on.
A warning that the token may not be sellable (a failed sell test, or a token that can't move) is a strong warning. It is still never a block.
A transfer hook: a program that runs on every transfer and can refuse it, selling included. Checked on Solana.
The buy and sell tax the token's contract takes from each trade, read from the contract and shown as a percentage. «—» means it couldn't be read.
The mint authority is still active: the creator can create more tokens.
The freeze authority is still active: the creator can freeze holders' tokens. Checked on Solana.
The sell test: a test of selling the token. It runs on BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, which come after launch; on Solana, the hook, freeze, permanent delegate and non-transferable checks cover a token that can't be sold. A failed test is a strong warning.
A check could not be done (no answer from the chain or from the provider). bopzop says so. It never assumes the token is fine.
Major coins and stablecoins (SOL, USDC…) pass: an issuer's freeze and mint authority is part of what they are, not a trap.
Your Shield setting decides whether the warnings are shown first. The check itself always runs.
The Shield is not an audit. A token with no warning can still lose you money.
A 0–100 read of a token or a trader, with the reasons.
A number from 0 to 100 that says whether a token looks strong, safe and easy to trade right now. It has four parts: Momentum, Smart money, Safety and Liquidity. It is not a prediction and not advice.
A token that can't be sold scores 0, whatever else it has. If the creator holds more than 20%, the Score can't go above 40.
Every Score comes with three reasons, written from the real data.
A number from 0 to 100 for traders, with four parts: Performance, Consistency, Risk control and Copyability. It needs at least 10 closed trades in the period, or it says «Not enough trades yet». It uses only bopzop's own accounting of closed trades. Labels and win rates from other platforms never count.
The weight of each part is provisional and may change.
The checks every trade goes through before it leaves.
Every trade is simulated before it goes out. No simulation, no trade.
A switch that stops all trading at once. It is checked before every submission.
Your own stop, in Settings. It is checked before every trade, automatic ones included.
The priority fee or tip of a transaction has a cap. A transaction above it is refused before signing.
bopzop doesn't limit how much you trade. The closed beta limits only automatic orders (see Copy & beta limits).
One price and one market cap per token, the same on every screen.
One price per token at each moment, the same in the header, the chart and your trades. While the token is on its curve it is the curve price. After it migrates, it is the pool price.
MC (market cap) is the price × the circulating supply. FDV is the price × the total supply. There is one figure per token and moment, the same on every screen. A wrapped or bridged coin has no MC or FDV of its own.
Liquidity counts both sides of the pool.
When a pool is drained, its old price, liquidity and market cap stop counting.
«—» means the figure isn't available. It is never a 0.
Every figure says how old it is.
Each number carries its source and its age in seconds.
If a figure is older than 10 seconds, it shows as «updating». bopzop never shows an old figure as if it were new.
The header, the price and the trades of the token you have open update live. Lists, holders and history come from shared caches and update more slowly. The token you have open also has 1-second candles.
A figure bopzop doesn't have shows «—» with the reason on hover. It is never a 0.
What Top 10, Dev, Snipers, Bundlers, Insiders, Fresh wallets and Clusters measure.
The share of the supply held by the 10 biggest holders.
The share of the supply the creator's wallet holds right now, read from the chain.
Wallets other than the creator that bought in the first 3 slots of the token, the creation slot included (about a second: faster than a person can see a new token and sign). Shown as a count, the share they bought and the share they still hold. Solana.
Transactions where two or more different wallets buy the token. Separately, different wallets buying in the creation slot in separate transactions («same-slot») is shown as a hint, not as proof.
Buyers, other than the creator, whose first funding was a SOL transfer from the creator's wallet before the token existed.
Buyers whose first transaction on the chain is less than 24 hours old.
Groups of buyers linked by funding: SOL sent between two buyers, or one sender that paid two, in the 72 hours before the receiver's first buy. A cluster is a hint with its links shown, not an accusation. An exchange or service that paid more than 25 wallets doesn't group anyone.
These figures are read from the chain by bopzop. When it can't read one, it shows «—» and says why. It never shows a 0.
Where the candles come from, what «live» means and what MA and VWAP are.
The candles are bopzop's own. On Solana, each trade on the pump.fun curve that bopzop sees live since you opened the token becomes part of a candle, and bopzop keeps 15 minutes of them. Where bopzop has its own record of the trades, the candles are built from that record.
Candles are built from trades paid in SOL. The dollar value is an estimate: SOL × the SOL price bopzop has stored closest to each trade.
Under the price, «Live» means the price comes from the last trade on the pump.fun curve, and says how long ago it was. The dollar price is an estimate with the SOL price bopzop stores. If the price isn't live, the screen says why.
Estimated: the candle's price × today's circulating supply (market cap ÷ price). Past changes of supply are not rebuilt.
What the holder map, the dev report, holder stories and top traders show, and what they don't.
Several figures come from bopzop's own record of trades: pump.fun and PumpSwap trades on Solana, verified on the chain. Snipers, Insiders and Bundlers are computed over the sample of trades that record holds for the token, not over every trade of the token.
Each bubble is a wallet and its size is what it holds. A line joins two wallets when bopzop saw one send funds to the other. A group of linked wallets is a cluster: if together they hold a lot, they can sell at once and push the price down. See *Holder checks*.
It shows recorded facts only: the creation event, the creator's first buy and the creator's trades in bopzop's record. Linked wallets, paid profiles and X posts are not recorded. bopzop has no documented rule for calling a token a rug, so it does not compute a rug rate and does not mark any token as a rug.
Entries verified on the chain that bopzop's record saw on this token, the best first. The flow is the SOL a wallet paid and received on this token. It is not a PnL: what the wallet still holds is not valued.
Top traders: the SOL received on sells minus the SOL paid on buys of this token, from bopzop's record. Not a PnL either. Top holders: the largest holders the source returned, with bopzop's own tags.
A call is a short thesis a bopzop user publishes with their verified wallet. The result is how far the token has moved since the call. See *Feed & calls*.
If bopzop couldn't update a token, the screen says the figures may be out of date. If no source has market data for it yet, the figures show up as soon as one does. A missing Score or missing candles show their reason on hover; they are never a 0.
Clusters can include the creator's wallet. The map also shows how many holders have a bopzop Wallet Score of 75 or more (the share is the sum of what they really hold) and how much of the supply the wallets you follow hold, highlighted on the map.
It says when no source gave the token's website or socials, when bopzop has no record of who created it, and when it hasn't seen another token with the same name.
You sign each trade in your own wallet, and you review the order before sending it.
Calls from X and from known wallets on the chain are added to the list when bopzop turns its social data on.
Which tokens make the Trending list and how Radar's heat is calculated.
Trending has a minimum: a token needs a minimum 24-hour volume and number of trades (and, for a shorter period, its trades in that period). bopzop leaves out tokens that don't reach it, or whose figures it doesn't have, and says how many are left out under the list.
bopzop hides the tokens whose data is older than the limit stated under the list, or whose reading time is unknown. An old row never shows as if it were new.
When a token's volume and trades speed up, it shows up in Radar, ranked by heat. Heating up is never a promise of gains.
Heat (heat-v1) is made of:
all from the windows bopzop stores. The weights are provisional.
Sign in with your wallet to see only the tokens the wallets you follow still hold. Signing moves no money.
Trades from other apps, spotted on Solana's public chain by their fee addresses and programs.
One fee on every trade, shown before you confirm.
0.95% of each trade.
0.85%: a 10% discount for joining through a friend's link, rounded in your favour.
The review screen shows the fee as its own row before you sign. It is never hidden in the price.
The network fee and a launchpad's own fee are separate, and shown apart. A priority fee or tip is optional, and you set it.
Invite friends and earn 30% of bopzop's fee on their trades.
Your link is bopzop.trade/r/yourname. The name is the one on your profile.
When a friend joins with your link, you earn 30% of bopzop's fee on their trades. It is one level: friends of friends don't count. The 30% comes out of bopzop's fee. It isn't added to what your friend pays.
They pay 0.85% instead of 0.95%.
Referral payouts are switched off in the closed beta.
Every friend who joins with your link and confirms their email moves you up the list.