Token pages
Every token on Robinhood Chain has a page at app.bundlepepe.lol/t/<address>. Mosh tokens get extra detail on supply, backers, agents and funding.
Header
Section titled “Header”- Ticker, name, logo, contract address (with a copy button) and the project’s links: X, Telegram, Discord, Farcaster and website (shown with its address, for example Website · example.com)
- Tags: Robinhood Chain or Mosh and Live, the launchpad, Stock, ⚠ Vamp, 🔁 Wash?, or 🧩 buyer clusters
- The risk level pill, and on Mosh tokens a CoinBundleCap pill (see Risk level)
- ☆ to star, 🔔 for alerts, and Share
- Price and change, then 5m, 1h and 6h change, 24h volume, liquidity, MC and FDV
The price flashes green or red when it moves. When you scroll down, a small bar with the token, price and 24h change stays at the top.
Since you last looked. If you viewed this token before and something changed, a line under the price sums it up, for example Since 14:05 · ▲ 3.2% · +12 holders · 2 follows bought.
How the numbers are worked out
Section titled “How the numbers are worked out”Tap 24h volume, Liquidity, MC or FDV in the header to open a sheet that shows the working.
| Sheet | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Market cap | Total supply, minus burned, locked and agent-held tokens, gives the circulating supply. Circulating × price = market cap. Other sites may count locked and agent tokens as circulating, so their figure can be higher. |
| Fully diluted value | Total supply minus burned tokens (which can never return), × price. Locked and agent-held tokens are included because they could circulate later. |
| Liquidity | Each pool’s liquidity, with its exchange and pair, and the total |
| 24h volume | How much of the day’s swap volume was real buying and selling, then the rest: mirror trades, bots, and routers passing through. It also shows which pairs the volume traded in. |
On Mosh tokens the 24h figure is labelled Organic volume 24h: bots and routes are left out. On other tokens it’s Raw swaps 24h, which counts every swap; the sheet splits it up.
Supply mix
Section titled “Supply mix”Mosh tokens show a Supply mix bar under the header: Circulating, Agent held, Locked and Burned. Tap it for the market cap sheet.
While a page loads
Section titled “While a page loads”- The first time anyone opens a token, bStage loads its full history. Live trades show straight away; older candles, holders and top traders fill in as it loads, with a progress bar.
- If part of the page is slow, it says Still loading: and lists what’s missing. Those values show as – and fill in on the next refresh.
- Couldn’t load this token just now. means the page didn’t load. Press Try again.
- No trades seen for this token on Robinhood Chain yet. means the token exists but hasn’t traded.
The tabs under the chart are Trades, Holders, Traders, Calls & Discussion, Info, and on Mosh tokens Bundle. The tab you’re on is kept in the page address, so a shared link opens on the same tab.
Trades
Section titled “Trades”Every trade on the token, newest first.
View menu
Section titled “View menu”Open View on the tab row:
| Setting | Options |
|---|---|
| List trades | Combined counts a trade split across several pools once, at its full size. Per pool shows each pool swap on its own; if you picked one pool on the chart, only that pool’s swaps show. |
| Show | Bots and routes: arbitrage bots and trades that only passed through on the way to another token. Liquidity (Mosh tokens): liquidity adds and removes. |
Filters
Section titled “Filters”| Column | Filter |
|---|---|
| Age | |
| Type | Buy, Sell, 🤖 Bot, ↪ Route, 🪞 Mirror, 💧 Liquidity. Under Who: 💸 Backers only, 🆕 First buys only, Mosh agents only |
| Value | Min and max |
| Token amount | Min and max |
| Price | Min and max |
| Pools | At least |
| Maker | Paste a full address to see all of that wallet’s trades |
🪞 Mirror marks a trade that’s matched by an equal trade in the other direction, so it isn’t counted as a buy or a sell.
Active filters show as chips on the tab row. Click × to remove one, or Clear all.
Show one candle’s trades. With a mouse, click a candle on the chart. On a phone, tap the candle, then Show trades in the bar under the chart. A chip shows which candle, for example 14:05 5m candle · 12 trades. Click its ×, or press Esc, to go back. Hovering a trade marks its candle on the chart.
Marks on trades: 💸 the wallet backed the Mosh bundle, 🆕 the wallet’s first buy, Agent a Mosh agent. A multi-pool trade expands to show each pool and what the wallet actually sent and received.
The Maker cell links to the trader’s profile and shows their wallet tags, labels and wallet age. Click the funnel to filter by that wallet.
Filtering by one wallet
Section titled “Filtering by one wallet”When the list is filtered to one wallet, a Wallet drawer opens with that wallet’s P&L on the token (total, realised, unrealised), what it bought, sold and holds, average buy and sell prices, and transfers. The chart draws its average buy (blue dashed) and average sell (orange dashed). Buttons: Share P&L, Profile, Follow. Done closes the drawer.
If some of the wallet’s history is missing, the card says so and shows Estimated P&L. Very active wallets show their most recent 20,000 trades.
Holders
Section titled “Holders”Holder count with 24h and 7d change, the share held by the top 10 wallets, and for Mosh tokens what backers, agents, pools and the locker hold. A chart shows holder count over time, with its highest and lowest points tagged, and a table lists the top 100 holders.
Wallet labels
Section titled “Wallet labels”Known addresses are labelled wherever they appear, in Trades, Traders and Holders: 💧 pools by exchange (for example Uniswap v4 LP), 🔒 lockers, 🪝 Pons hook, 📦 bundle, 🤖 Mosh agents by token and number (for example BUN Agent 1), 🔥 burn addresses and 🏦 BPEPE Treasury.
Traders
Section titled “Traders”The most profitable (Winners) and least profitable (Losers) wallets on the token, with P&L, realised and open profit, bought, sold and holding. Bots are left out, and so are contracts that only hold or route the token, like lockers, pools and hooks. For non-Mosh tokens this covers the last 90 days. On a phone, each trader is a card.
Calls & Discussion
Section titled “Calls & Discussion”Calls, comments and holder sentiment, on every token. See Calls and discussion.
About the project, then a table of every pool: pair, venue, liquidity, amounts held, Pool swaps 24h (in dollars), Swaps 24h, and a link to its chart. The main pool is marked.
Bundle (Mosh tokens)
Section titled “Bundle (Mosh tokens)”Everything about the token’s Mosh launch:
- The Mosh generation and pair, with Raise details → to the raise page
- Agents: each agent’s token inventory, recent buys and sells, and last activity, with View pool reserves →
- Supply: circulating, agent held, locked and burned, as shares of total supply
- Backers & funding: the raise, its funding chart, and the backers
- Trading fee split
Side panels
Section titled “Side panels”| Panel | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Trade | The trade ticket |
| Directional activity | Buys, sells, buyers, sellers, traders and net flow for 5m, 1h, 6h or 24h, with bots and routes set aside. At 24h it adds the top buy and the share of volume from bots, routes and mirror trades. |
| ⚠ Trading signals | Shown when bStage finds suspected wash trading or coordinated buyer clusters. Show matched transactions lists the trades behind it. A pattern is not proof that the wallets share an owner. |
| 🧠 Smart money | What smart-money wallets did in the last 24 hours |
| Token | Contract, bundle, launch date, burned supply, pools and links |
| CoinBundleCap rating | Mosh tokens: CoinBundleCap’s own rating, below |
| Risk level | bStage’s automatic risk check, below |
Risk level
Section titled “Risk level”An automatic check of the contract and its trading. The pill reads like 80 · Low risk, Med risk or High risk, with a score out of 100 where higher is safer. Hover it to see the six part scores, weakest first; click it to jump to the card.
The Risk level card scores six parts: Contract, Selling, Liquidity, Holders, Creator and Trading. It lists the checks that raised a warning; the ones that passed fold away under ✓ N passed. Checks cover:
- Whether it’s a Mosh launch or a verified asset
- Contract ownership, upgradeability, minting, and pause or blacklist functions
- Burned or locked liquidity
- Whether it can be sold
- Holder concentration and distribution, and what the creator holds
- Snipers and fresh wallets among buyers
- Wash trading, buyer clusters, and copied tickers
If bStage can’t read enough to judge, the pill says Not enough data. If some checks are unknown, it says Partial checks or marks the score partial. Read the unknown checks before relying on it.
CoinBundleCap rating
Section titled “CoinBundleCap rating”On Mosh tokens, a separate card shows the rating from CoinBundleCap, an independent site that rates Mosh bundles from public on-chain data. It shows their verdict (Healthy, Clean, Watch, Caution, Bad or Not rated), their reasons, worst first, and when it was last updated. Full report ↗ opens their page.
It’s CoinBundleCap’s rating, not bStage’s. It’s automated, not advice, and can be wrong. bStage pays CoinBundleCap nothing, and every bundle is rated by the same public rules, including BPEPE.
Markets rail
Section titled “Markets rail”On wide screens, a column on the left of the token page keeps other tokens close: Watchlist (in your order), Following (wallets you follow, most recently active first), Trending, New, and Flow (the latest calls on any token). The token you’re on is highlighted. See all → opens the full list, and ‹ Hide folds the rail away.