FAQ
Is bStage free?
Section titled “Is bStage free?”Yes. Anyone can browse it, and signing up is free. Trades have a 1% fee. See Fees.
Do I need an account?
Section titled “Do I need an account?”Only to trade, keep a watchlist, follow wallets, post or get alerts. You can browse without one.
Can I sign in without a crypto wallet?
Section titled “Can I sign in without a crypto wallet?”Yes. Sign in with email, Google, phone or a passkey, and bStage gives your account its own trading wallet.
Why am I trading from a different address than my MetaMask?
Section titled “Why am I trading from a different address than my MetaMask?”Every account trades from its own bStage wallet by default, even if you signed in with MetaMask. To trade from MetaMask, open the account menu and select it under Wallets. See Switch wallets.
What do “No approvals” and “Approve each trade” mean?
Section titled “What do “No approvals” and “Approve each trade” mean?”Your bStage wallet and imported wallets trade with one tap, without pop-ups (No approvals). Wallet apps like MetaMask ask you to confirm every trade (Approve each trade).
How do I import or export a key?
Section titled “How do I import or export a key?”Account menu → + Add a wallet → Import wallet to bring in a wallet by private key or seed phrase. To take a key out, trade from that wallet and press Export key. See Accounts and wallets.
Are my wallet names public?
Section titled “Are my wallet names public?”No. Names you give your wallets are only visible to you. Only your profile wallet, and wallets you set to Show on my profile, appear on your public profile.
Can I change my profile wallet?
Section titled “Can I change my profile wallet?”No. It’s set when your account is made. The only exception is the one-time choice when you link a wallet that already had its own bStage profile.
Does bStage hold my funds?
Section titled “Does bStage hold my funds?”No. Every trade, deposit and claim is signed by a wallet on your account and goes straight on-chain. Keys for your bStage wallet and imported wallets are held by Privy, never by bStage, and you can export them at any time.
What does trading cost?
Section titled “What does trading cost?”A 1% fee on buys and sells, plus network gas. Funding Mosh raises, trading funding-book shares and claiming have no bStage fee. See Fees.
Why does the ticket say a token looks like a copy?
Section titled “Why does the ticket say a token looks like a copy?”Its ticker imitates a better-known token, which is a common way to take money from buyers. Check the contract address, then press I understand, show the trade if you’re sure. See Copycat warning.
Why did my swap fail?
Section titled “Why did my swap fail?”bStage shows the reason, such as not enough ETH on the paying chain, or a request already waiting in your wallet app. See If a swap fails.
Why is a token’s volume lower than on other sites?
Section titled “Why is a token’s volume lower than on other sites?”bStage sets aside arbitrage bots, routing trades that only pass through a token, mirror trades and suspected wash trading. What’s left is closer to real buying and selling. Tap 24h volume on a token page to see the breakdown.
Why is bStage’s market cap different from other sites?
Section titled “Why is bStage’s market cap different from other sites?”bStage counts only circulating supply: it leaves out burned, locked and agent-held tokens. Other sites may count locked and agent tokens. Tap MC on a token page to see the working.
What’s a vamp?
Section titled “What’s a vamp?”A token that copies the ticker of a verified or established token but is a different contract. bStage labels them ⚠ Vamp and hides them from most lists by default.
What does 🔁 Wash? mean?
Section titled “What does 🔁 Wash? mean?”Recent trades match a suspected wash pattern: the same value going back and forth to make the token look busy. It’s a pattern, not proof. The token page’s ⚠ Trading signals panel shows the matching trades.
Is a low risk level a guarantee?
Section titled “Is a low risk level a guarantee?”No. The risk level is automatic and can’t catch everything. If it says Partial checks or Not enough data, some checks couldn’t be done. Always check the contract yourself.
What’s the CoinBundleCap score?
Section titled “What’s the CoinBundleCap score?”An independent rating of Mosh bundles by CoinBundleCap, shown separately from bStage’s own risk level. It’s automated, not advice, and can be wrong. bStage pays CoinBundleCap nothing.
Why does a token page say Still loading?
Section titled “Why does a token page say Still loading?”Part of the page was slow and will fill in on the next refresh. The first time a token is opened, bStage also loads its full history; older candles, holders and top traders appear as that finishes. Drag the chart left to load older candles.
Why does it say Delayed?
Section titled “Why does it say Delayed?”The newest data is behind the chain, or the live connection is still starting. It usually catches up on its own.
Which chains can I pay from?
Section titled “Which chains can I pay from?”Robinhood Chain, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism and other chains Relay supports. See Supported networks.
Can I install bStage as an app?
Section titled “Can I install bStage as an app?”Yes. Add it to your home screen from your browser’s share or menu button.
How do I sign out on every device?
Section titled “How do I sign out on every device?”Account menu → Sign out everywhere.
Is there a light mode?
Section titled “Is there a light mode?”No. bStage uses a dark theme only.
Is there an API?
Section titled “Is there an API?”Not a public one. See API.
Where are the terms and privacy policy?
Section titled “Where are the terms and privacy policy?”Terms, Privacy and Risk disclosure are linked at the bottom of every page in the app. Anyone can read them without signing in.