HostTrenches: see the launch, read the chart, take the shot
The terminal for the first minutes of a token's life — new pump.fun launches streaming in, live charts on tap, and a burner wallet that signs on-device so a buy is one tap, not a flow.
Trenches is built for the part of the market where minutes are the whole trade: brand-new pump.fun launches, streaming into the radar feed the moment their transactions land. Tap a card and the token sheet opens a live GeckoTerminal chart resolved to the mint's deepest pool — at one-second resolution, so the chart is already moving when the sheet opens.
A wallet model made for speed
The page runs on a device-local burner wallet: an encrypted keypair that lives in your browser's storage, signs locally, and never leaves the device. No connect popup per trade — you derive it once with a signature, fund it with what you're willing to put through the trenches, and every buy after that is a tap. The same burner is shared with the tracker and predictions pages, so whichever surface created it, the rest use it.
How a buy actually executes
Routing is Jupiter-first: once a token has graduated to real DEX liquidity, the swap goes through the aggregated route. While it still lives on the pump.fun bonding curve, the trade takes the curve path directly — the page picks the right venue for where the token actually trades, on a genuine no-route basis rather than a guess. Orders send through the server's trade lane at the flat 1% fee, split 50/50 with a referrer when one exists.
What the speed costs you: the first minutes of a launch are also where bundled snipers, farmed charts and instant rugs live. The radar gets you there early; it cannot tell you whether early is worth being. Read sniper bots and bundled launches before sizing up.
Enter the trenches with a funded burner
Launches streaming live, charts at 1s resolution, one-tap execution — and the scanner one paste away when a card looks too clean.
Frequently asked
What is Trenches on NexFlow?
The early-launch trading terminal at /ape — a live radar of brand-new pump.fun launches with one-second-resolution charts and one-tap buys, built for the first minutes of a token's life.
Do I need to connect my main wallet to trade?
No — Trenches runs on a device-local burner wallet: an encrypted keypair in your browser that signs locally. You fund it with only what you're willing to deploy, and it never leaves the device.
How do buys execute on a brand-new launch?
The page routes by where the token actually trades: Jupiter for graduated tokens, the pump.fun bonding curve for pre-graduation ones. Orders go through the server trade lane at the flat 1% fee.
Is the launch feed real on-chain data?
Yes — the radar reads pump.fun launch transactions as they land on-chain, and the chart resolves each mint to its deepest pool on GeckoTerminal. Nothing on the board is self-reported.