Titan Deployer
Trading launched tokens
How buying and selling works on Titan Launch token pages: Uniswap V3 routing, slippage, price impact, USDT0 quotes, and the live data behind the chart.
Every Titan Launch token trades in an ordinary Uniswap V3 pool against USDT0, so the trade panel on a token page is a thin, transparent wrapper around SwapRouter02 — the same swap you could execute from any Uniswap interface. Nothing routes through Titan's own contracts.

Buying and selling
- Buys spend USDT0; sells spend the token. The panel shows your balance once a wallet is connected.
- Slippage defaults to 5% (young one-sided pools move fast); presets of 1%, 5%, and 15% plus a custom field live behind the settings icon.
- Min received is enforced on-chain via the router's amountOutMinimum — if the pool moves beyond your slippage before confirmation, the transaction reverts rather than filling badly.
- The panel estimates price impact from your trade size against current pool liquidity, and shows the exact route (Uniswap V3 · 1% fee tier).
Reading the token page
- The chart offers Price, Market cap, Volume, and Trades views across nine intervals from 1 second to 1 day.
- Transactions stream in live over WebSocket (about three seconds after confirmation), with whale trades (roughly $100+ or 5%+ of liquidity) and dev buys badged.
- Holders shows the distribution including the pool vault; Top traders ranks wallets by realized profit; the price-change windows (5M/1H/6H/24H) and trader counts come from the same indexer that serves the public API.
Newly launched tokens are extremely volatile and thinly capitalized by design — a $2,000 starting market cap means small trades move the price a lot. Never trade more than you can afford to lose.