Seven chains and four Solana sources, one endpoint
Every chain below answers through the same MCP server and REST API. Ask about a wallet, a token or a pool and LurkChain works out where it lives. Each section ends with a live reading from that chain.
Solana
Where most new tokens start, so it gets the closest watch. Wallet holdings and PnL, swaps across the main Solana venues, and Pump.fun launches from their first trade.
- WalletsHoldings, realised and unrealised PnL, first and last trade on every token a wallet touched.
- TokensPrice, liquidity and buy against sell pressure for each pool a token trades in.
- LaunchesNew Pump.fun and PumpSwap pools with their first-hour buyers and liquidity.
- SwapsA trade-by-trade tape for any pool, filtered by size or by wallet.
Ethereum
Mainnet pools, large swaps and the wallets behind them. On Ethereum a single trade can move more money than a full day on a smaller chain, so size filters matter most here.
- PoolsUniswap pools with volume, liquidity, fully diluted value and trade counts.
- Large tradesEvery swap above a dollar threshold you set, with the address that made it.
- WalletsToken holdings and trade history for any address, labelled where known.
- FlowsNet buying and selling per token over the last hour, six hours or day.
Base
Coinbase’s layer 2, where Aerodrome and Uniswap pools carry most of the volume. LurkChain follows new pools, trending tokens and the wallets trading them.
- TrendingThe pools drawing the most trades and volume on Base right now.
- New poolsFresh listings with starting liquidity and their first buyers.
- WalletsPositions and recent trades for any Base address.
- FlowsBuy against sell flow per pool, so you can see who is on which side.
BNB Chain
PancakeSwap pools, trending tokens and wallet flows on one of the busiest chains by trade count.
- PoolsPancakeSwap pools with price, liquidity and 24h volume.
- MoversThe biggest risers and fallers among pools with real liquidity.
- WalletsHoldings and trade history for any BNB Chain address.
- Large tradesSwaps above your threshold, as they print.
Arbitrum
Uniswap and Camelot pools on Arbitrum One, with the wallets and large swaps moving through them.
- PoolsVolume, liquidity and trade counts for every pool LurkChain indexes.
- SwapsThe trade tape for any pool, with buys and sells split out.
- WalletsToken positions and history for any Arbitrum address.
- FlowsWhich side is winning, buyers or sellers, pool by pool.
Hyperliquid
Two sides of one chain. On the perps exchange: funding, open interest, positions and fills for any trader. On HyperEVM: spot pools and the tokens trading in them.
- PerpsFunding, open interest, mark price and volume for every live perpetual.
- TradersOpen positions, account value and unrealised PnL for any address.
- FillsRecent fills with direction, size and realised PnL on each close.
- HyperEVMSpot pools with price, liquidity and trending tokens.
Monad
The newest chain LurkChain covers. Pools and token flows on Monad, with coverage following the main DEXs as they list.
- PoolsTrending and newly opened pools with liquidity and volume.
- TokensPrice and buy against sell flow per pool.
- WalletsHoldings and trades for any Monad address.
- LaunchesNew pools from their first trades, marked through their first hour.
Solana sources
On Solana, LurkChain reads swaps and pools straight from the four venues where most trading happens.
Jupiter
Solana’s main swap aggregator. LurkChain reads the tokens trending through Jupiter and the prices it quotes, so answers reflect where trades actually route.
Raydium
Standard, concentrated-liquidity and CPMM pools. Volume, liquidity and the full trade tape for each.
Meteora
DLMM and dynamic AMM pools, where many new tokens find their first deep liquidity.
Pump.fun
Bonding-curve launches and the PumpSwap pools they graduate to. Launch Radar reads these first.
Data: GeckoTerminal public API (global and per-chain trending pools) and Jupiter token API · each line loads as you reach it, refreshed every 5 minutes