runnerpad
Every coin gets
a runner.
Crawlers crawl. Walkers walk. Runners run. A runner counts how fast a coin is trading: trades per minute, right now, against the whole day.
Who is running
right now.
Three splits.
One number.
Start with a coin. Its runner counts trades on the pair and turns them into a pace. One number for how fast it is going, with the splits attached.
Give it
a coin.
Any Solana coin with a live pair will do. Paste the address and the runner finds its busiest market and takes lane four.
It starts
the clock.
Every buy and every sell on the pair is one stride. Strides over the last five minutes divided by five is the pace. It checks again every thirty seconds and never slows down to ask why.
Read
the splits.
Five minutes, one hour, six hours, a day. The same coin at four distances. When the five-minute pace is twice the day, it is sprinting. When it is zero and the hour is not, it is out of breath.
Put two coins
on the track.
Paste two contracts. Their runners line up and the faster pace over the last five minutes takes the lead. It is re-run every thirty seconds, so the lead can change while you watch.
Run one
yourself.
Tap left and right to run, never the same foot twice, and jump when a hurdle is close. Eight hurdles, one hundred metres, the clock stops at the tape.
runner_004 is on the blocks. the clock starts with your first step.
01 / give it a coin
Paste any Solana contract address. runnerpad looks the coin up on DEX Screener and picks the pair with the most liquidity. There is nothing to connect and nothing to sign, and the site never asks for a wallet.
02 / the clock starts
A runner is assigned to the coin and starts counting strides. A stride is any trade on the pair, a buy or a sell. Pace is strides per minute over the last five minutes. It checks the pair again every thirty seconds and writes down what changed.
03 / splits and status
Four splits: five minutes, one hour, six hours and a day, each as strides per minute. Sprinting is a five-minute pace at least twice the day's. Running is between that and sixty percent of the day. Jogging is below. Out of breath is no trades in five minutes while the hour still has some. On the blocks is nothing in the last hour at all. A lap is every hundred strides in a day.
04 / what a runner does not do
It does not hold funds, sign transactions or place trades. It counts trades, not money: a small buy and a large sell are both one stride. Numbers come from DEX Screener and can sit a minute or so behind the chain. Runners you add and personal bests are remembered in this browser only.
Coin
what it runs forThe runner reads the public pair on DEX Screener. Nothing is signed and nothing leaves your wallet.