Portfolio

ShipMyToken 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: 90% (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)
Wallet balance	connection.getBalance()

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

What’s not included (v1)

• Holder count — requires a third-party API (Bitquery, Helius). Not included to avoid paid dependencies.
• 24h price change — requires historical price data not available on-chain.
• Trading volume — requires indexer data.

These may be added in future versions.

Related

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