Account
Settings
One Settings for the whole app, from the account menu: how trades behave, your account and plan, how Coinwave looks, and app-wide preferences.
Open Settings from the account menu. Sections are grouped down the side: Trading (Trading, Wallet rows, Nuke, Hotkeys), App (Display, Appearance) and Account (Plan, Security). Changes apply as you make them; there's nothing to save. Reset, beside the close button, puts the open section back to how it ships. Links around the app open Settings at the right section, such as right-clicking the hotkeys toggle on a coin's trade panel.
Trading
- Presets
- The slippage, tip and priority behind P1, P2 and P3 on the trade panel. See Presets.
- Quick buttons and slippage
- Set from the gear on a coin's trade panel. See Trade settings.
- Instant trade
- On by default: a quick button trades the moment you press it. Off, it fills in the amount and you press Buy or Sell. Trades from the dev wallet ask once more either way.
- Confirm dev trades
- On by default. Trades from the dev wallet ask once more.
- Race providers
- On by default. Sends each transaction through several providers at once and keeps the first to land.
- Private router
- A router of your own for Solana trades, deployed from a treasury holding at least 7 SOL. Set up deploys it; Manage shows or removes it.
Wallet rows
- Trade in one press
- On by default: the buttons on each wallet's row trade in one press. Off, they ask first.
- Buy buttons
- Two shares of a wallet's balance: 25 and 50% to start.
- Sell buttons
- Two shares of a wallet's tokens: 50 and 100% to start.
Nuke
- Preview before selling
- On by default. Shows what you'd get back before it sells.
- Sell the dev's bag too
- On by default. The dev wallet sells with the rest.
- Sell from one wallet
- Off by default. On, it gathers every bag in one wallet and sells once; off, each wallet sells its own. Pump.fun coins on the curve only. The Nuke preview can switch it for one Nuke.
Display
- Show bags as
- A % of supply (the default) or a token count.
- Value bags at what they'd sell for
- Off by default. Holding and P&L show what selling everything would actually bring back, after price impact.
- Flag big holders
- Shows any single wallet holding more than your line in amber in a coin's Holders and My wallets tables: off, or over 1, 2, 3, 5 (the default) or 10% of the supply. The curve, pools, locks and burns are never flagged.
- Blur balances
- Hides your balance in the account menu, for screen sharing.
- Notifications
- On by default. Off, only errors show, so nothing that failed goes unseen. The bell in the footer is the same switch.
- Notification position
- Any corner, or top or bottom centre. Bottom right to start.
- Remembered launch setup
- Clear forgets what the last launch remembered: its buy amount, launchpad and dev wallet, including a pasted dev-wallet key. The next launch starts from the defaults.
Hotkeys
Turn trading hotkeys on or off and rebind them. See Hotkeys.
Account sections
- Plan
- Your platform fee tier, Pro, license keys and invoices. See Plan and billing.
- Security
- Login methods (email, Discord, Telegram, wallets and passkeys), two-factor (an authenticator app or a wallet signature, and what it protects) and the sessions where you're signed in, on one page. See Security.
Appearance
- Mode
- Dark (the default), Black for true black on OLED screens, Light, or System, which follows your device. Your look applies on every page.
- Accent
- Wave (the default), Mint, Violet, Amber, Coral or Mono: the colour of selection, links, focus and the main buttons. Tint surfaces washes the background and panels with a little of it.
- Up and down
- Green and red, or blue and orange, which are easier to tell apart with red-green colour blindness. They colour buys and sells, gains and losses, and candles.
- Trade buttons
- How Buy and Sell are drawn: a fill (Solid, Soft or Neutral) and corners (Square, Rounded or Pill), in any pairing.
- Font
- The typeface for the whole app: Geist (the default), Inter, IBM Plex Sans, DM Sans, Space Grotesk, or System UI for your device's own. Each option previews itself.
- Trade panel
- Where the trade panel sits on a coin's page: Right (the default), Left or Top. Top needs a window at least 1280 wide and 860 tall. Panel sizes and columns › Reset puts back the coin page's split between chart and tables, and the wallet list's sort, columns and job view.
- Your own colours
- Set the eight colours everything else is mixed from. They start as the look you have, and set the mode, accent, tint and up and down colours aside while on.
- Share appearance
- Export copies your look, trade buttons and layout as text; Import takes someone else's, or a theme exported from Axiom. See Import an Axiom theme.
Import an Axiom theme
At the bottom of Appearance, Import beside Share appearance opens a box: paste the whole JSON Axiom exported, braces included, and press Import. Coinwave maps its colours onto your own eight colours: background, panels, raised surfaces, text, accent, buy, sell and warning. Colours can be hex (#rgb, #rrggbb, #rrggbbaa) or rgb(). Any it can't find keep the default look's, and the notice names them. A theme with no background or text colour isn't taken.