Overview
LumpTools is a free token explorer that lets anyone look up live prices, trading activity, holder counts, and portfolio values for on-chain tokens. You search for a token by name or ticker and see its price, who holds it, and its trading activity on one page. The core data is open to everyone, with no account or subscription needed1.
LumpTools covers two networks, Cardano and Midnight. The Cardano side is the detailed one: prices, charts, holder counts, and wallet activity drawn from the project's own Cardano node, with extra trading data pulled from aggregators such as DexHunter2. The Midnight side works as a directory of projects and tokens building on Midnight, a privacy-focused network developed alongside Cardano.
Key Features
- Live token data without a login. Prices, trading volume, holder counts, and market cap for listed tokens are free to view, drawn from on-chain activity rather than a fixed list1.
- Holder counts read from the blockchain. See how many wallets hold a token, taken directly from chain records instead of a third-party estimate2.
- A read-only portfolio view. Connect a wallet to track your holdings, their value, and your profit or loss, without giving up control of your funds2.
- Tax-ready transaction exports. Turn a wallet's on-chain history into a spreadsheet that works with common tax software, for record-keeping2.
- Funded by a community stake pool. The project runs a stake pool that charges no operator fee and puts the proceeds toward its free tooling3.
What to Expect
You land on a clean, dark homepage with two clearly marked entries, one for Cardano and one for Midnight. Choose Cardano and you move into the main explorer: a searchable, sortable table of tokens with columns for price, trading volume, liquidity, market cap, and holders. Featured and trending lists help you find tokens without knowing exactly what to search for.
Open any token and you get its own page, with an interactive price chart built on licensed TradingView tools and multi-exchange on-chain trading history2, a feed of trades as they happen, a breakdown of where its liquidity sits, and a list of its largest holders. You can also look up a wallet to see its holdings and history, or browse NFT collections and their floor prices. A watchlist keeps your chosen tokens together, and the tool also flags the on-chain connections between wallets.
Connecting a wallet is read-only and non-custodial, meaning LumpTools can display your holdings but can never move your funds, and you review and approve every action yourself2. You can also delegate to the project's stake pool in a single step, or swap tokens without leaving the site through a built-in aggregator called ViperSwap. Like the rest of the site, the swap is non-custodial, so you approve each trade yourself2. Deeper wallet and analysis tools, along with the tax-export feature, unlock for people who hold the project's LUMP token2. The Midnight side is lighter, working as a directory of projects and tokens on that network rather than a full live-data explorer.
