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# Tracking Your Launch

Find your token everywhere it lives, watch holders and trades, and follow your fee earnings.

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Everything about a launch is public and on-chain from the first block, so you can track it in the app, on the explorer, and through the public API.
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## Overview

Once your token is live, Novamp surfaces it in several places: its own **token page**, the **Discover** feed, your **creator profile**, and the block **explorer**. The same data is available programmatically through the [public API](/developers/public-api.md).

## Where to see it

| Surface             | What you'll find                                                                        |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Token page**      | Price, market cap, liquidity, live buy/sell tax, the trades feed, and the holders table |
| **Discover**        | Your token in the live discovery feed, searchable by name / ticker / address            |
| **Creator profile** | All your launches (EVM + Solana), lifetime stats, and your editable profile             |
| **Explorer**        | The verified contract, holders, and every transaction                                   |

## How to use it

### Your creator profile

Your creator profile aggregates everything you've launched. It shows:

* **Header** — your wallet address (with copy + explorer link) and a **Follow** button for other users.
* **Creator profile card** — an editable display name, bio, and links (website · X · Telegram) that holders see.
* **Stats** — **Tokens launched**, **Live now**, **Graduated**, and **Lifetime volume**.
* **Launch history** — a grid of every token you've created. `🟪 Solana` launches appear here too (fetched from the Solana indexer) and link to their token view.

### The token page

Open any of your tokens to see live market data plus two activity tabs:

* **Trades** — a real-time feed of every buy and sell.
* **Holders** — the current holders and each wallet's share of supply.

The live buy/sell tax (for tax tokens) and the liquidity disposition are always displayed here, so holders can verify your launch settings at any time.

### Fee earnings

You earn **half of the 1% Novamp swap fee** on every trade of your token, for as long as it trades. On EVM the `FeeRouter` collects the 1% fee and splits it 50% creator / 50% protocol; on `🟪 Solana` you earn your share of the 0.3% Pump pool fee (60% creator / 40% Novamp). See the [Fee model](/protocol/fee-model.md) for the full breakdown.

### Track it via the API

The [public API](/developers/public-api.md) exposes the same data with no auth:

| What                            | Endpoint                            |
| ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Single token by chain + address | `GET /api/tokens/:chainId/:address` |
| Your launches on a chain        | `GET /creators/:address`            |
| Trades for a market             | `GET /tokens/:market/trades`        |
| Holders for a market            | `GET /tokens/:market/holders`       |

## What happens next?

* Metrics update live as people trade; volume and holders accrue on your creator profile.
* Aggregators (GMGN, Axiom, Dexscreener-style) pick up your token from its standard metadata and the DEX adapter.
* Your creator fee share keeps accruing for the life of the token.

## Continue exploring

* [🎨 Creator Overview](/creators/overview.md)
* [📡 Public Data API](/developers/public-api.md)
* [💰 Fee Model](/protocol/fee-model.md)
* [🚀 Launch a Token](/creators/launching-a-token.md)


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