Token Pages
Every token on UNIT carries a set of screens of its own. This chapter covers the four that describe a token rather than transact with it — its facts, its bank, its liquidity and its holders.
Chapter Overview
A token is not just a price. Behind each one sits a reference sheet, a set of bank holdings, one or more liquidity pools, and a ranked list of who holds it. Read together they tell you more about a token than any chart.
Where the rest of a token lives
A token's other screens are documented in their own chapters, because they are substantial enough to deserve them:
| Screen | Documented in |
|---|---|
| The token's main page | Chapter 3 · The Token Page |
| Swap / Acquire | Chapter 3 · Acquire |
| Treasury | Chapter 13 · Treasury |
| Earn, Claim Rewards, Releases | Chapter 15 · Earn |
| Token Facts, Bank, Liquidity, Leaderboard | This chapter |
Reading a token you do not know
Four numbers, in order: the issuer and circulating supply on Token Facts, the reserve value on its treasury, the top 10 % on its leaderboard, and the 24-hour volume on its liquidity. Together they say who made it, what backs it, who owns it and whether anyone trades it.
Screens in This Chapter
| Screen | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Token Facts | Identity, supply, and where the page's own numbers come from |
| Token Bank | What the Unit Bank holds, ranked by size |
| Liquidity | Supply a pair of assets to a pool and earn a share of trading fees |
| Leaderboard | Who holds the token, and how concentrated ownership is |
Common Workflows
Research a token before buying
Facts for the issuer and supply, the treasury for backing, leaderboard for concentration, and liquidity for whether it actually trades.
Earn from a pool
On Liquidity, choose a pool, supply both sides of the pair in equal value, and earn a share of the fees.
Check whether a figure is current
The Data section of Token Facts gives the price source, indexer status and last indexed block.