Portfolio

SHIP MY TOKEN gives you a real-time portfolio view of all your tokens. Just ask your agent.

Viewing your portfolio

You: Show my tokens

Agent: Your token portfolio:

       MoonCat (MCAT), launched Jan 15
       ├ Status: Graduated (PumpSwap AMM)
       ├ Price: $0.0042
       ├ Market cap: $4,200,000
       ├ Pool reserves: 1,240 SOL / 295M MCAT
       ├ Unclaimed fees: 1.24 SOL
       └ Your share: 80% (1.12 SOL claimable)

       DogWif (DWF), launched Feb 2
       ├ Status: Bonding curve (67% to graduation)
       ├ Estimated mcap: $12,400
       ├ Unclaimed fees: 0.08 SOL
       └ Your share: 60% (0.05 SOL claimable)

       Total claimable: 1.17 SOL
       Wallet balance: 0.34 SOL

       Want me to claim all fees?

Token lifecycle stages

Bonding curve

When first launched, tokens trade on Pumpfun’s bonding curve. During this stage:

Progress is tracked as a percentage toward graduation (~85 SOL threshold)
Estimated market cap is calculated from the bonding curve’s virtual reserves
Creator fees accumulate in the Pump SDK’s creator vault

Graduated (PumpSwap AMM)

When a token raises ~85 SOL from selling ~793M tokens, it graduates to the PumpSwap AMM:

Price is derived from the AMM pool’s reserve ratio (quote/base)
Market cap is calculated from price multiplied by total supply (1B tokens)
Pool reserves show the exact SOL and token amounts in the liquidity pool
Creator fees accumulate in the PumpSwap creator vault

Data sources

All portfolio data comes directly from the Solana blockchain. No third-party APIs, no caching.

Data	Source
Graduation status	`canonicalPumpPoolPda(mint)`, checked on-chain every time
Price / market cap	AMM pool reserve accounts
Bonding curve progress	`fetchBondingCurve(mint)` → virtual SOL reserves
Unclaimed fees	`getCreatorVaultBalanceBothPrograms(creator)` + `getMinimumDistributableFee(mint)` per token
Wallet balance	`connection.getBalance()`

Graduation status is never cached. It’s always checked live to avoid stale data.

Daily Recap - automated portfolio reports
Fee Sharing - how fee splits work
Commands - all available commands