StonkGuy Terminal documentation

Everything the terminal shows, where it comes from, and how to read it.

1. What StonkGuy is

StonkGuy Terminal is an independent, community built workstation for StonkFun, the Solana launchpad where a meme coin can be paired against any asset rather than only SOL. The terminal reads public data, presents it densely, and gets out of the way. It is free, needs no account, and never takes custody of funds.

The site has three main surfaces: the landing page for a quick read of the whole ecosystem, the terminal for scanning and filtering every launch, and the token page for a deep dive on a single coin.

2. Data sources

  • StonkFun public API: the launch universe, quote or pairing assets, bonding curve progress, graduation state, creators and platform totals.
  • DexScreener: price, liquidity, 1h, 6h and 24h volume, 24h price change, and buy versus sell counts.
  • Solana RPC via Helius: holder counts, top holder distribution, supply, mint and freeze authority checks.
  • GeckoTerminal: the executed trade tape used by activity feeds and the trade list on token pages.
  • Jupiter: swap routing and quotes for wallet buys.

Requests are proxied through the terminal server, so the browser never fights cross origin rules and responses can be cached briefly. Refresh intervals sit between fifteen and sixty seconds depending on the panel.

3. Landing page

  • Hero carousel: the lead slide introduces the terminal and holds for six seconds. The next four slides are the four most recently listed pairing assets on StonkFun. When a new asset is listed it enters the rotation and the oldest of the four drops out.
  • Flagship cards: STONKGUY and STONK, each with live price, 24h change, market cap, 24h volume, liquidity, holders and graduation progress. These cards never scroll.
  • Price marquee: a continuous strip of active coins with their market cap and 24h move.
  • Live market board: top volume, new launches, about to graduate, graduated, high volume and new all time highs, each backed by the live universe.
  • Bottom row: top 24h gainers, the ecosystem overview chart, and the latest all time high breakouts.

4. Terminal

The terminal is the scanning surface. The stat strip across the top reports total launches, graduated count, 24h volume, total measured liquidity and how many coins traded in the last day.

  • Quote chips filter the table to a single pairing asset.
  • Quick tabs reorder the table: Hot blends volume with curve progress, Newest sorts by creation time, Graduating sorts by curve progress, High Volume and Gainers sort by their metric, Rewards shows creator reward launches only.
  • Search matches symbol, name, an exact mint or an exact creator address.
  • Each row carries the quote chain, graduation bar, market cap, liquidity, 24h volume, 24h change, buy and sell counts, a watchlist star and a link into the token page.

The right rail carries Live Activity, a merged stream of executed trades, fresh launches and graduations, plus Terminal Intelligence, which counts live conditions across the universe such as volume surges, buy pressure, deep liquidity and coins past 90% of the curve.

The bottom row holds the Graduation Radar, the coins closest to graduating, creator intelligence grouped from launch history, and the biggest 24h movers by combined volume and price move.

5. Token page

  • Header: identity, contract copy, socials and a direct buy action.
  • Chart: candles with price and market cap modes and timeframe control.
  • Quick buy: SOL presets routed through Jupiter.
  • Market overview: price, market cap, volume, liquidity and supply figures.
  • Progress and performance: graduation gauge and all time high gauge.
  • Security: mint authority, freeze authority, supply and holder concentration.
  • Transactions and holders: the live tape and the top holder table.
  • Stonk Launch and Others Quoted: launch parameters and the cohort of coins sharing the same pairing asset.

6. Watchlist

The star on any token row or token page adds the coin to your watchlist. It is stored in your own browser and never sent anywhere, so there is no account and no sync across devices. Clearing browser data clears the list.

7. Revenue policy

90% of the revenue the terminal earns from swap and quick buy activity is used to buy STONKGUY on the open market and burn it every 24 hours. The remaining 10% goes to a separate wallet that pays for running the platform. STONKGUY creator fees arrive in STONK, and part of that revenue is distributed to holders who stake STONKGUY. The revenue page carries the live counters and the full policy.

8. Wallet and swap

Connect a Solana wallet to buy. On mobile the terminal hands off to the wallet app natively rather than trapping you in an in app browser. Quotes come from Jupiter and refresh before signing. Every transaction is signed in your own wallet. The terminal holds no keys and no funds, and there is no sell flow anywhere on the site.

9. Limits and honesty

Third party feeds can lag or drop out. When a feed is unavailable the affected value shows as unavailable rather than being estimated. Ecosystem history begins from the first snapshot the terminal recorded, so long windows fill in over time. This is an unofficial community tool and is not investment advice. Always verify a mint before trading.