Trip lines run out from the rim of the lid. In the program they are the trade window and the pool depth. On this page they are the market, read from Birdeye.
value
value
liquidity
depth ratio
tick
since load
high since load
low since load
drawdown
four hours of one minute closes. the last point is live.
tension
sells pull lid buys slacken
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window
sells in last 32
buys in last 32
flow
flow bolt threshold
sells to go
pins lifted (program)
consecutive sells (market)
20 of 32
The flow figure is sells divided by thirty two. The flow bolt retracts at twenty of thirty two. The program keeps its own count and that count moves the bolt; the market count here is what anyone can see from the outside, refreshed every fifteen seconds.
recent trades
last fifty swaps
time (UTC)
side
USD
wallet
signature
refreshed every fifteen seconds. the program does not read this table; it reads the chain.
depth
depth
liquidity (USD)
value (USD)
depth ratio
pool reserve (SOL)
floor (SOL)
distance to floor (SOL)
depth bolt
Depth ratio is liquidity divided by value. A ratio near one means the pool holds roughly as much as the coin is worth and large trades move price little. A ratio near zero means the coin is thin and a single trade can move it a long way. The depth bolt does not read this ratio; it reads the pool reserve in SOL against a floor fixed at deploy.
twenty four hours
from the token overview
volume 24h (USD)
trades 24h
buys 24h
sells 24h
unique wallets 24h
price change 24h
holders
supply
These are Birdeye's daily figures for the coin and they refresh once a minute. They are context, not mechanism. The mechanism reads thirty two trades, not a day.