Triport Trenches guide
Read the New, Almost bonded and Migrated columns in Triport Trenches, understand token card metrics, and use filters and quick-buy presets during beta.
Trenches organizes observed launches by stage. It is useful for comparing tokens before and after migration. Open it in Triport Indexer; on small screens, the columns appear as tabs.
The three columns
| Column | What belongs here | Default order |
|---|---|---|
| New | Launches from the last few minutes whose bonding curve has barely started filling, or whose progress is not known yet. | Newest first. |
| Almost bonded | A ranking of curves that have not migrated yet, from the most filled down: 99%, 98%, 97% and lower. It covers tokens launched or traded in roughly the last hour, whether or not they are trading right now, and always shows at least 25 tokens — if the last hour has fewer, it reaches further back. | Highest curve progress first. |
| Migrated | Tokens whose curve completed in the last hour. Migrating means the curve is complete but the new pool is not confirmed yet; Launched means the pool is confirmed and tradable. | Most recent first. |
Tokens move between columns as new trades arrive; the Almost bonded order is smoothed so cards do not jump on every trade. Use Min curve % to narrow that column. See bonding curves and migration for what the stages mean.
Read a token card
Start with the ticker, name and mint address. The avatar and launchpad badge help recognition, but names and images can be copied. Age refers to the observed creation; a migrated card also shows time since migration and the destination protocol when known. Social links come from available metadata, not from a Triport endorsement.
Market fields describe different things:
- MC is the token's estimated market capitalization. It is not the amount of liquidity available to sell into.
- V is observed trading volume for the displayed interval.
- TX is the observed trade count, with buying and selling activity shown where available.
- Holders counts wallets with a non-zero token balance when that data is available.
- Dev buy is the SOL the creator spent in the creation transaction. It is distinct from the creator's current holdings.
Use the displayed interval when comparing volume and transaction counts. A large volume number alone does not establish demand from independent traders.
Read concentration and risk indicators
| Indicator | How to interpret it |
|---|---|
| Top 10 | Share of supply held by the ten largest wallets, excluding identified curve or pool accounts. A larger share means greater concentration. |
| Dev | Share still held by the creator wallet. DS means the creator sold all tracked holdings; it does not establish that related wallets hold none. |
| Snipers | Share attributed to bots buying in the first slots after creation. Treat it as a classification signal, not a complete list of automated traders. |
| Insiders | Share attributed to wallets with funding links to the creator or one another before launch. A funding link is a risk signal, not proof of ownership. |
| Bundles | Share attributed to purchases in Jito bundles with the creation transaction. This is distinct from all early purchases. |
These indicators require additional data and may be unavailable in beta. — means unknown, not 0%. Do not treat missing data, low concentration or a green label as proof that a token is safe. Read several indicators together with liquidity and the chart.
Filters, search and presets
Use the column search to narrow by name, ticker or mint address. Filters can narrow market cap, volume, trades, age and social-link availability; Almost bonded also has a minimum curve setting. Available controls can evolve during beta. Clear filters if an expected token disappears.
P1, P2 and P3 are quick-buy presets, not risk ratings. They select a buy amount and execution settings such as slippage and priority fee. Review the selected settings before using the card's buy button. The current beta limit remains 0.1 SOL per trade; a preset does not bypass it.
The feed can pause its ordering while the pointer is over the list, so a card stays in place during inspection. Its numbers may continue to change. A paused list does not lock a price or quote.
Before your first quick buy, read Trading and wallet setup, including fees. Afterwards, review the recorded position in Portfolio.