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Custom Feed - Nebula

The Custom Feed is a powerful, **real-time multi-chain** feed that allows users to monitor and trade deployments across any chain they wish. Mix-and-match **each** column until your feed set-up is the way that **you** like. Whether it's a multi-chain set-up similar to the image provided (Solana, Ethereum and Pump.fun migrations to Raydium) or a chain-specific set-up such as Solana, Pump.fun migrations and Moonshot migrations, Nebula has you covered. *** Users can can use the **QuickBuy** button to quickly purchase projects without needing to confirm transactions as Nebula integrates the user's dApp wallets across **all** chains directly into the platform. *** Users are also able to add projects to their **Watchlist** through Custom Feeds which enters it into their **Notification System**, thereby pinging all relevant project updates including developer wallet movements, renouncing/locking/etc which appear in their **Notifications** along with entering it into their **Alert Feed** which is outlined in a later page *** Each chain/source contains information pertinent to that specific chain, so no need to worry about not getting critical information if you swap chains.
Solana ![](/files/tQRnbkVQy6TgNT3KRuYE) Row 1 - Left to right: * Price change since launch, price, transactions (buy/sell), top 10 wallet holdings, developer wallet holdings, safety score (safety score is expandable and shows liquidity burnt (y/n), mint auth disabled (y/n), freeze auth disabled (y/n)) Row 2 - Left to right * Add to Watchlist button, token name, ticker, token contract, token socials (if applicable), QuickBuy button Row 3 - Left to right * Creation time, liquidity, holders, volume, market cap
Ethereum, Base, Blast, Arbitrum ![](/files/GqTE8LA4yF1XSuPr0G6P) Row 1 - Left to right * Price change, price, transactions (buy/sell), taxes (buy/sell), safety score (safety score is expandable and shows contract verified (y/n), contract renounced (y/n), liquidity locked (y/n), honeypot (y/n) Row 2 - Left to right * Add to Watchlist button, token name, ticker, token contract, token socials (if applicable), QuickBuy button Row 3 - Left to right * Creation time, liquidity, holders, volume, market cap
Tron * Name/ticker: Displays the contract name and the ticker of the token * Price: Displays price in USD * Contract: Contract address of the token with copy button * Age: Time since deployment * Liquidity: Initial liquidity deposited in WTRX and USD (top), current liquidity in WTRX and USD (bottom) * MCAP: Market cap of the token * Volume: Volume since trading began * TXNS: Buy (green) and sell (red) transactions since trading began
Pump.fun (Un-bonded, Migrating, Migrated), Moonshot (Un-bonded, Migrating, Migrated), SunPump (Un-bonded, Migrating, Migrated), Four (Un-bonded, Migrating, Migrated) ![](/files/lGmPjzJR1aeRKkk80BWJ) Row 1 - Left to Right * Top 10 holders, developer wallet holdings, safety score (safety score is expanded and shows whether the developer wallet has sold (y/n), sold amount, current holdings) Row 2 - Left to right * Add to Watchlist button, token name, ticker, token contract, token socials (if applicable), QuickBuy button Row 3 - Left to right * Creation time, holders, volume, market cap
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