> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.suprage.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.suprage.app/user-guide/pages/market-board.md).

# Market Board

**Route:** `/dapp/market_board`

The Market Board is the **core token-performance table** of Suprage — a real-time, sortable view of every tracked token with multi-timeframe momentum, signals, and TradingView-style charts.

## The table

Each row is a token. Columns include price, volume, liquidity, and **price change across several timeframes**. The shorter the timeframe, the higher the tier required:

| Column                                                     | Required tier |
| ---------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- |
| 24h & 7D change (+ base columns: price, volume, liquidity) | 🛰 SCOUT      |
| **4H** change                                              | ⚔ HUNTER      |
| **Signal** column                                          | ⚔ HUNTER      |
| **1H** change                                              | 🔥 WARLORD    |
| **30M** change                                             | 👑 OVERLORD   |
| **15M** change                                             | 👑 OVERLORD   |

### Sorting, search & watchlist

* **Sort** by any column to rank tokens by momentum, volume, etc.
* **Search** by symbol or name.
* **★ Watchlist** — star a token to pin it to your personal list (saved per wallet).

### Signal column (HUNTER+)

A computed momentum/health signal per token, summarizing recent behavior so you can scan for strength at a glance.

## The token side panel

Click any token to open its detail panel:

* **Performance metrics** (HUNTER+) — key stats for the token.
* **OHLC price chart** (WARLORD+) — a TradingView-style candlestick chart **with drawing tools**: click-to-draw trendlines, a 3-click channel tool, a smooth brush/zoom, and a cyan crosshair cursor. Five timeframes (`15m`, `1h`, `4h`, `24h`, `7d`) plus a **UTC ↔ Local** toggle for the time axis — your choice is remembered across sessions. Scrolling left lazy-loads deeper history.
  * **Indicators menu** — optional overlays, **off by default** and remembered across sessions:

    * **Volume Profile (VPVR)** — horizontal bars showing *which price levels* traded the most, with the **POC** (most-traded level) and the \~70% value area highlighted — handy for spotting support/resistance zones.
    * **Bollinger Bands** — a moving-average envelope (±2σ) with a shaded volatility "cloud"; the bands tightening (a *squeeze*) often precedes a breakout.

    Both are computed live in your browser from the candles already loaded — they add no extra load and never slow the app down.
* **My position** (OVERLORD+) — two blocks, by design:
  * **Holding** — your live balance for this token, read straight from the Supra chain (with its current-price estimate).
  * **From your Atmos swaps** — Realized PnL, $ bought / $ sold, average buy and sell prices. These are exact because they only count what you swapped on Atmos (bonding curve + pool).
  * Tokens received or sent outside a swap (airdrops, transfers, LP unlocks) show up in *Holding* but are intentionally not used to estimate an "unrealized PnL" — we'd have to guess at their cost basis and a wrong guess is worse than no number at all.

### Pump phase & graduation

For tokens launched on the Atmos launchpad, the chart includes the **pre-graduation "pump" phase** — the bonding-curve period before the token graduated to a normal liquidity pool — rebuilt from pump trades. This gives you a token's **full** price history, not just its post-graduation life. New graduations are picked up automatically.

## How fresh is it?

Prices and momentum refresh roughly every **10 minutes** (with high-precision quotes rotating across tokens so each one is re-quoted periodically). With a chart open, the candles tick every **60 seconds**.

## Tips

* Sort by a **short timeframe** (if unlocked) to catch momentum early.
* Combine the **Signal** column with the chart to confirm a move before acting.
* Build a **watchlist** of tokens you care about so you don't re-search every visit.


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