Overview
Minswap Market is a free page for looking up live token prices and trading activity, with no account to create and no wallet to connect. It lays out a sortable table: what each token costs, how far that price has moved over the past hour, day or week, how much has changed hands, and how widely it is held. Clicking any row opens a page for that one token1.
The tokens are Cardano native tokens, priced in ADA by default with a setting that switches them to US dollars1. Minswap Market sits inside Minswap, the decentralized exchange where those tokens change hands, so the figures come from activity on the exchange itself. Which tokens carry a verified badge is settled in a public repository that anyone can read or submit to2.
Key Features
- Check a price without handing over anything. The table loads for any visitor: no sign-up, no email, no wallet. Connecting a wallet adds one optional tab that narrows the list to tokens you already own1.
- Build the table around the question you have. Presets named Price Change, Market Data and Whale Tracker rearrange the columns in one click, and you can drag individual columns into whatever order suits you1.
- See who holds a token, not only what it costs. A holder count and the share owned by the top ten wallets sit beside price, so a token spread across many owners reads differently from one held by a handful1.
- Supply figures with a paper trail. Market cap, the combined value of a token's units in circulation, is worked out from fields each verified token declares in a public file: maximum supply minus declared burn and treasury, or a circulating-supply figure or API in some cases2.
- Follow a token out to the explorer you trust. Settings let you choose which Cardano block explorer outbound links use, among Cardanoscan, Cexplorer and AdaStat, and switch the interface between a dozen languages1.
What to Expect
You land on a long table and a search box. Sorting is one click on a column heading, so pulling up the day's biggest movers or the most-traded names takes no setup. A Trending panel sits above the table with its own one-hour, six-hour and 24-hour views, and you can star tokens to keep a short list in a Favorite tab1.
Open a single token and you get its own page, reachable by a short name in the address bar such as /tokens/min, carrying the same figures in more detail3. The figures can be read without connecting a wallet, which makes Minswap Market usable for a quick check before trading anywhere.
Getting listed and getting verified are two different bars. Anyone can list a token by creating a trading pool paired with ADA, with no application to file4. Verification is the layer on top. The token needs a pool with at least 1,000 ADA of total value locked and a logo registered with the Cardano Token Registry or in its own on-chain metadata. It needs a public statement from the project claiming its policy ID, the permanent on-chain identifier that separates a real token from a copycat using the same name. There is a one-time 100 ADA fee, waived for tokens minted through Minswap Mint Token. Verification can be withdrawn if a token later stops meeting those requirements2.
