Wallet profiles
The public page behind every wallet — what it shows, and what the wallet's owner can change.
Every wallet that has launched a coin has a public page at /profile/<address>. It is linked from
the Deployed by line on each coin's page, and it is the same page for everyone — there is no
private version and nothing on it that is hidden from a visitor.
Most of it is read from the chain and from indexed trades. A short list of things are the wallet owner's to set, and those only appear as editable when that wallet is connected.
What the page shows
- Name and artwork — a display name and an avatar, both optional. A wallet that has set neither reads as "Unnamed wallet" with its address underneath.
- The address, shortened, always shown. This is the part that identifies the wallet; the name is decoration and is not unique.
- Lifetime earnings — the creator's share of the 1% every trade pays, totalled across every coin this wallet has launched. Where a coin is paired against something other than ETH, its earnings are counted in that coin's own units and itemised under My launches rather than folded into one misleading total.
- Three stats — how many coins this wallet has launched, how many holders those coins have between them, and how long ago the most recent launch was.
- Launched tokens — every coin from this wallet, as cards.
A wallet that has launched nothing shows an honest empty state rather than a blank page.
When you are viewing your own profile, two extra links appear in the header: Portfolio and My launches. Nobody else sees those, because they are yours.
What the owner can change
Connect the wallet and the profile becomes editable in place. You can set a display name and upload an avatar, and you can remove either later.
Nothing here changes anything on-chain, and none of it touches the coins themselves — a coin's artwork and description are edited on its own page, not here.