Get started
Blanks is a Chrome extension. It puts a paper-trading panel on top of Terminal and Axiom, trades at the price on their chart, and keeps everything in your browser.
Install
- Add Blanks from the Chrome Web StoreOne click on Add to Chrome. It works in Chrome, Brave, Edge and Arc, and updates arrive by themselves.
- Pin itClick the puzzle icon in the toolbar and pin Blanks. The popup holds your wallet summary, the per-site switches and the settings.
- Open a token on Terminal or AxiomThe panel shows up with 10 SOL of paper balance. Click a preset — that is a trade.
Chains
Blanks follows the terminals: Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain. Each currency has its own paper balance — 10 SOL, 1 ETH (Ethereum, Base and Robinhood Chain share it) and 10 BNB — because a trade on Base is paid in ETH, not in SOL.
Open a token and the panel switches by itself: amounts, balance, PNL, stats and history are those of that chain, and the quick-buy buttons on their lists carry the right currency row by row. Nothing is ever added across chains. What you publish to your followers carries both the real amount and its SOL equivalent, so the leaderboard stays comparable.
Choose where it runs
Click the Blanks icon in the toolbar. The popup is your paper wallet — balance, tokens held, last trades — with a switch for Terminal and one for Axiom. Turn a site off and the panel, the balance card and the quick-buy buttons leave that site. Nothing is lost.
After an update, reload the token tab. The Web Store installs updates by itself; for a folder loaded by hand, press ↻ on the extension card first. Your wallet, positions and layout are kept, and the version shows at the top of the Settings window.
Trading & fees
One click on a preset trades, like on Terminal. What you pay is what you would really pay: fees, price impact and slippage.
Every trade puts a bubble above its candle — B for a buy, S for a sell. Hover it for the same card Terminal shows for its own trades: amount, side, market cap, realised and unrealised PNL, and the number of trades.
What a fill costs
| Cost | Default | How Blanks gets it |
|---|---|---|
| Price impact | from liquidity | Exact bonding-curve maths on a pump.fun token, real pool liquidity once it has migrated. No liquidity data: a flat estimate, flagged as such. |
| DEX fee | 1% · 0.25% | Detected: 1% on the pump.fun curve, 0.25% on Raydium, PumpSwap or Meteora, 0.3% on Uniswap. |
| Platform fee | 0.9% − 10% | Terminal's fee minus your cashback, plus priority fee and tip. All editable. |
| Slippage | ≤ 1.5% | Drawn at random, always against you. “Max slippage” in the settings is a tolerance, like theirs — not a loss. |
| Execution delay | 400 ms | The price is read again after the delay, so a fast market fills you somewhere else than where you clicked. |
Why an instant round trip loses
Buy and sell straight away and you pay every cost twice. The B/E line on the chart is that number: where the price has to go before the position is green once everything is paid. Hover a preset in the panel to see the full breakdown before you click, worst-case slippage included.
Amounts and units
Buy in SOL or in dollars — the ◎ / $ switch changes everything: presets, balance, PNL and stats. Sell 25 / 50 / 75 / 100%, or Sell Init. to take back exactly your stake. Unrealised PNL is what closing now would really return, not the displayed price times your tokens.
The sliders button next to Buy or Sell turns the row into fields: change an amount, add one, drop one — up to eight per side, on two rows the way Terminal does it. P1, P2 and P3 each keep their own set.
NextQuick buyQuick buy
On Terminal's trenches and Axiom's Pulse, Blanks takes the place of their quick-buy button. One click buys with fake money and opens the chart.
The button looks exactly like theirs — same size, same style — with the Blanks logo instead of the lightning bolt. Their button is hidden, not removed: turn the quick buy off and it comes back.
A quick buy cannot spend real SOL. The click is stopped before their page sees it, and that is checked on every release.
The price is refreshed first so you never buy at a stale market cap, the buy is recorded, and the token's chart opens on the Trade tab — in under a fifth of a second.
Set in SOL in Settings → Quick buy. The label on the button updates right away.
One click by default. Turn it off and the first click arms the button, the second fires — 1.6 s to change your mind.
Replace theirs (default), left of the card, or a corner with your own size and style. Jump to the chart, or stay on the list.
Orders — TP, SL, limit
Three order types, drawn on the chart as dashed lines, and watched in the background even while you look at another token.
A % above your entry, a price, or a market cap (50k, 1.2m). Pick how much to sell. In % mode it follows your average price when you add to the position.
The same, downwards — a %, a price or a market cap.
A target price or market cap, with −5 / −10 / −25 / −50% shortcuts, and an amount.
Tick Exit and your TP / SL ladder is placed with each buy. Ladder splits it into steps; the size helper suggests a buy that risks a set share of your balance.
On the chart
Lines run across the width with the value in a pill on the right edge, in the unit of their axis — price or market cap. Out of frame, the pill stays pinned to the top or bottom with an arrow. Your average buy, average sell and break-even are drawn too. TP and SL cancel themselves when the position closes.
A triggered order is not filled at the line. The execution delay applies, the price is read again and the trade goes at that price. Gap over your TP and you exit higher; gap under your SL and you exit lower. Like the real thing.
Settings & backup
Everything is saved in your browser as you go. Updates never reset it, and one backup file takes it anywhere.
The Settings window
The gear in the panel header opens Settings in a large window. It opens on the Dashboard — net profit, win rate, ROI, profit factor, the equity curve, PNL per day and your last trades — with the sections grouped on the left: Overview, Training, Trading, Look & sharing, Community and About. A fixed Blanks button sits bottom-right on every Terminal and Axiom page and opens the panel, the Settings window or a chart replay. The toolbar popup has the same Settings button.
Three themes (Padre, Slate, Light) and the font — Geist like theirs, Inter, System, Mono or any font on your machine.
Show it, put an image behind it, set its size, corners, blur and text. Defaults match their PnL Tracker, with a live preview.
Two short beeps for buy and sell, or your own audio files, trimmed in place. Kept locally.
Max slippage, delay, priority fee, tip, platform fee, cashback, presets P1 / P2 / P3, quick buy, starting balance and reset.
Total value, PNL, win rate, ROI, best and worst trade, average hold, fees paid, and a 30-day calendar you can export as a PNG.
Every trade with its PNL, a CSV export, a shareable PNL card and a PNL replay per trade — all drawn on your machine.
Backup and restore
Your wallet survives updates on its own: it lives in the extension's storage, and a compact copy follows your Google account through Chrome sync. A reinstall, or another computer signed in with the same account, gets it back — images and sounds excepted.
Settings → Wallet & backup → Backup saves one file with everything: balance, positions, orders, history, wallets, settings and layout. Restore loads it back. Use it to move to another browser, after a reinstall, or when switching to the Web Store version.
A second copy is kept aside automatically. If the main one ever gets damaged, Blanks picks the copy up rather than starting a fresh wallet.
Training tools
What makes Blanks a place to get better, not just to click: chart replay, several wallets, limits on yourself, a grade for every entry, alerts, challenges and a daily recap.
Chart replay
Blanks button (bottom right) → Replay this chart. Blanks reads the candles already loaded on the chart, hides everything after the start you pick — drag the bar under the chart — and plays them back at 1× to 25×, or candle by candle with Step. You trade with a separate 10 SOL replay wallet, with your own fees and, if you tick Exit lines, your TP / SL firing on their own.
Stop & score ends the run: win rate, best trade, max drawdown, what holding would have done — and the candles you did not see appear, faded.
Paper wallets & multi-wallet
A button sits on top of the trade panel: your active wallet and its balance. Click it for the list. A click on a name switches to that wallet alone; tick the boxes to trade with several at once — each buy spends the same amount in every ticked wallet, each sell sells the same share of each position, and exit lines are placed in each. TP, SL and limit orders keep firing in every wallet, even the hidden ones. Only the shown wallet publishes to the leaderboard.
Risk rules
Settings → Risk rules: a maximum daily loss, a maximum number of new trades per day, and a pause after a number of losses in a row. When a rule trips, new buys and limit orders are refused with the reason; sells always go through. Zero turns a rule off. Risk per trade feeds the size helper: with a stop at −30% and 2% risk, it suggests the buy that loses 2% of your balance if the stop is hit.
Entry score
Every new position gets a grade from A to F the moment you buy, shown next to Sell with the time in the position. Hover it for the reasons: chasing a pump, price impact, size against your balance, a revenge buy within two minutes of a loss, thin liquidity, a token under three minutes old.
Price alerts
Settings → Price alerts, or the bell next to Sell: type a market cap (150k, 2m, +50%, -30%). Blanks tells you when it is crossed. With a tab open it shows in the panel; for alerts with every tab closed, click the Blanks icon in Chrome's toolbar → Enable desktop alerts.
Challenges & Today
Challenges are fourteen goals that reward discipline — cut losers early, a green week, twenty entries without FOMO — unlocked once and kept. Today is the recap of your day: profit, best and worst trade, worst hour, and what quick flips, FOMO entries and revenge buys cost you. After 8 pm a toast offers it once a day.
Chart overlays
Settings → Chart, one switch each. Ghost mode draws a dashed line from your last sell to the current price, with how much the token moved since — “+X% since you sold” or “good exit”. Past entry zones shows your earlier trades on the token as green and red bands. Top-trader bubbles adds the trades of the week's ten best paper traders, without following anyone.
NextPNL replayPNL replay
Replay a closed trade as a short clip: the chart unfolds candle by candle, your PNL ticks live, each buy and sell flashes with its sound, then the summary card.
History → ▶ at the end of a row. It plays right away. Settings → PNL replay plays your last trade, or a sample.
Save video records a WebM with sound for Telegram or Discord. Save GIF makes a 640×360 GIF for X. Both are made in your browser.
On the token's own chart, the real candles. Elsewhere, the price Blanks recorded every second while you held. Failing both, a path through your fills — and the clip says so.
Background image, darkness, blur and speed are set in the replay window and remembered, separately from the PNL card.
The ▣ next to ▶ opens the PNL card: the real price while you held the token draws itself behind the numbers. Pick a background, blur and darken it, choose a line or candles and what to show, then save a PNG or an animated GIF.
NextTrackerTracker
Follow other Blanks traders by their pseudo. Their paper buys and sells land on your chart as bubbles, with the same card on hover, and in a live feed.
Off by default. Until you create a pseudo, Blanks talks to no server of ours. Everything on the Privacy page still holds.
Your account
Pick a pseudo in the Track tab and press Register. No email, no password: a secret key is created on your device and kept in your backup file — that is your account. The ✎ next to it changes your display name whenever you like; followers keep following you.
Link with Google to never lose it: on a new computer, Recover with Google brings back your name, your photo and your published trades. Blanks stores only a hashed Google id — never your name, email or picture address.
Add a photo to replace your initial for everyone who follows you, in their feed and inside your bubbles on their chart. It is shrunk to 64 px in your browser before it is sent.
Following people
Type their pseudo in “Add a trader”. Their trades appear in the feed the moment they happen, and on any token they traded their bubbles show on your chart.
Click a pseudo anywhere — feed, chips, a bubble, search — for their whole record: holdings, the curve of their realised PNL, performance, trade history and best coins.
Twelve trades per page. New trades land on the first page; the last 300 stay reachable.
Their pseudo, the token, the amount, buy or sell at that market cap, the realised PNL on a sell and their trade count on the token.
Sharing and the leaderboard
Registering turns sharing on: every paper trade you make is published under your pseudo, and you appear on the leaderboard — 24 h, 7 days, 30 days or all time, ranked by ROI on the SOL put in during the window. Turn the leaderboard switch off and your row stays as Anonymous. “Delete my published trades” wipes what you sent; “Remove account” deletes the pseudo too.
What travels: your pseudo, your secret key (stored hashed), your photo if you added one, a hashed Google id if you linked Google, and — while sharing is on — your simulated trades: token, side, amount, price, market cap, result and time. Published trades expire after 30 days.
NextChangelogChangelog
Every version, newest first. Current version: 4.34.5.
- Positions survive a migration — when a token migrated, Terminal reloaded the page on the new pool and Blanks lost track of which token it was: the open position vanished from the panel and selling said "no position". Blanks now looks the token up again, so the position comes back on the new pool within seconds, and a buy made in that moment joins it instead of opening a second one.
- Chart lines back on Axiom — Axiom moved to a newer TradingView chart and Blanks could no longer find it, so the buy / sell bubbles, average buy, break-even and TP / SL lines stopped drawing. They are back.
- Panel always on screen — if the panel was saved further right than your window allows — a wider screen, another computer — it was placed off screen and looked gone. It now comes back inside the window, and follows when you resize it.
- Stops and targets follow your PnL — a TP or SL of 20% now fires when the PnL the panel shows reaches +20% or −20%, buy and sell fees included. Before, it was measured from the entry price before fees, so the result never matched the number you typed. Each active order also shows the market cap where it will fire.
- Exit lines at their real level — the TP and SL lines on the chart are drawn exactly where the order fires, and every label stays on its own line: when two are close, one moves to the side instead of sliding down.
- No instant stop — a stop loss smaller than the fees you already paid would sell at once; it is no longer placed, and you get a message.
- Untick the wallet shown — in multi-wallet, you can now untick the wallet shown in the panel: it stops trading and the next ticked wallet takes its place. A sell then only sells in the wallets still ticked.
- Stats tidied — the Win rate, Trades and Wins / Losses tiles get the same glass as the cards, and nothing overlaps the Portfolio card in a small window.
- Changes show instantly — switching or ticking a wallet, turning risk rules on, saving a limit, adding or deleting an alert now updates the Settings window right away — no more leaving the section and coming back.
- Liquid glass — the Settings window lets the page show through, blurred, and every card, button and switch gets a glass finish with a light edge.
- Buttons respond — hover lifts, a click presses, switches spring — on every control of the Settings window.
- Small fixes — “Open on the site ↗” stays on one line, and the scrollbars are thin and quiet.
- A new Settings window — glassy surfaces with a fine white edge, a sidebar grouped into Overview, Training, Trading, Look & sharing, Community and About, larger buttons, fields and switches, and even spacing everywhere.
- Replay score fixed — stopping a run with a position still open now counts it in won and best trade, and the side panel shows it as “+ 1 open” instead of 0.
- Cleaner replay axis — the price label next to the current-price tag no longer shows through it.
- Panel header — “Sell %” no longer wraps onto two lines in a narrow panel.
- Trade with several wallets at once — tick wallets in the switcher above the panel (or Trade with it too in Paper wallets): every buy spends the same amount in each ticked wallet, every sell sells the same share of each position, and your exit lines are placed in each. A click on a wallet's name still switches to it alone. The button shows +2 and the total balance when several wallets trade together.
- Orders of hidden wallets fire — TP, SL and limit orders now trigger in every paper wallet, not only the one shown in the panel, with a toast naming the wallet.
- PNL replay sample fixed — Preview with a sample showed −100% while the position was open and a flat chart; it now plays a real-looking trade with the right figures.
- Wallet switcher on the panel — a button sits on top of the trade panel, like Terminal's: your active paper wallet and its balance; one click lists every wallet with its balance, trades and PNL, another switches. Create a wallet right from the list. It follows the panel when you move it, and can be turned off in Paper wallets.
- Replay, rebuilt — pick the start by dragging a bar under the chart, then play at 1× to 25× or step candle by candle. Prices now travel inside each candle, your own fees apply, your TP / SL exit lines trigger on their own, and you can switch to 3m or 5m candles. Crosshair with open / high / low / close, wheel to zoom, a fills log, keyboard shortcuts (Space, →, B, S). Stop whenever you want: the score shows win rate, best trade, max drawdown and what holding would have done — and the candles you didn't see appear, faded.
- PNL replay section — the video of a trade now has its own section in Settings, next to PNL card: play your last trade, set its speed and background, or preview it on a sample.
- Cleaner spacing everywhere — every card of the settings window now uses the same padding and the same gaps between rows, buttons and notes; the Today recap no longer glues its numbers to the list below, wallet rows and alert rows are aligned, and the calendar card lost its stray top gap.
- Chart section — the ghost line, past entry zones and top-trader bubbles now have their own Settings section, Chart, with one switch each — turn off what you don't want on the chart.
- Clearer ghost line — it now reads « −35% since you sold · good exit » or « +80% since you sold · 0.4 SOL missed » instead of « sold well: dodged ».
- The cursor stays a hand — the panel and the settings window no longer rewrite unchanged text several times a second, which made Chrome drop the pointer cursor under the mouse; a resize cursor set by the site no longer leaks into the panel either.
- Risk rules — a daily loss cap, a daily trade cap and a pause after a losing streak. When a rule trips, new buys and limit orders are refused with the reason; sells always go through. Settings › Risk rules.
- Entry score — every new position gets a grade from A to F the moment you buy: chasing a pump, price impact, size against your balance, revenge buys, thin liquidity. Hover the letter next to Sell for the reasons.
- Position timer — how long you have held, right in the Sell header.
- Ladder exits and size helper — one click sets a stepped exit (25% at +50%, a third at +100%, the rest at +200%, stop at −30%), and the Exit lines suggest the buy size that risks 2% of your balance at your stop loss.
- Ghost mode — after you sell, a dashed line on the chart shows what your tokens would be worth now — amber when you sold too early, grey when you dodged the drop.
- Past entry zones — your previous trades on a token appear as green and red bands on its chart, with their result.
- Top-trader bubbles — turn it on in Look › Chart overlays to see the trades of the week's 10 best paper traders on the token you are watching, without following anyone.
- Today — the recap of your day: profit, best and worst trade, worst hour, and what your habits cost you (quick flips, FOMO entries, revenge buys). After 8 pm a toast offers it once.
- Challenges — 14 goals that reward discipline — cut losses early, no revenge buy for 20 entries, a green week… Unlocked once, kept forever.
- Paper wallets — several wallets side by side, one per strategy, each with its own balance, positions and history. Switch in one click.
- Price alerts — pick a market cap (150k, 2m, +50%…) and Blanks tells you when it is crossed — even with the tab closed once desktop alerts are enabled from the toolbar icon.
- Replay — replay the chart you are on, sped up, and trade its past with a separate 10 SOL wallet. From the Blanks button › Replay this chart.
- Your PNL in percent — the last figure of the position row now shows the percentage next to the amount (+64%, −12%, +150%), on an open position and on a token you already closed.
- Tracking says what happened — picking a pseudo or signing in with Google wrote its answer in the panel, hidden behind the settings window, so a refused pseudo looked like nothing happened. The answer now shows in the window itself, with the exact reason.
- The position row remembers every token — after you sell out, the row under the buttons no longer drops back to zero: it keeps what you put in, what you took out and your PNL on that token, every trade on it added up, and shows it again whenever you come back to its chart — next week or years later. Your past trades count too.
- Buy and sell get their second row together — on Axiom the second buy row used to appear before the sell one. Drag the panel taller and both halves now switch to two rows at the same moment, like on Terminal.
- Editing an amount keeps the field — with the pencil on, typing in a buy or sell amount threw you out of the field after the first character. You can now type the whole value, and Enter saves.
- Rows appear exactly as on their instant trade — one row of buys and one of sells while the panel is small, two rows once it is tall enough, and the panel stops growing when the buttons reach 83 px.
- No more diagnostic text in the panel — the line of internal checks (px, mc, liq…) shown next to Buy while a token had no price is gone.
- Their tooltips — the bubbles use the look of their instant trade and show up instantly.
- Tiny panel, one row each; bigger, two rows each — buy and sell always switch together, never one without the other, and the panel still cannot be shrunk below one row of each.
- Hover anything to know what it does — every button of the panel, the fee line, the four figures of the position row, the Exit lines and each setting of Trading Settings now show a short explanation in a bubble.
- Trading Settings is cleaner — no stray icon before the delay, and « Fill preview on hover » says what it is: hovering a buy or sell button shows the tokens, fees and price impact before you click.
- Both rows of buys and both rows of sells, always — small buttons when the panel is small, bigger ones when you drag it taller, the same size on both halves.
- Fees are set from the panel only — the Execution & fees section is gone from the settings. Click the fee line (or the timer) and the Trading Settings window holds everything: the preset’s slippage, priority fee and tip for each side, the delay, the platform fee, the cashback and the fill previews. The blue outline of a selected field now goes all the way round.
- A trader’s profile reads like Terminal’s — the realized PNL over 1D / 7D / 30D / All with its zero line, the spread of results from >500% to <−50%, and real tables with their headers: type, token, amount, market cap, age; bought, sold, PNL and ROI per token.
- Stats look like they did in the panel — the same spacing and corners, and hovering a day of the calendar shows its trades again.
- The four figures of the position row are centred, each in an equal cell. The resize cursor no longer shows up around the balance card unless you are on it.
- Small, the panel shows one row of buys and one of sells — drag it taller and the buttons grow; once they are big enough the second row appears, exactly like their instant trade. The pencil still edits all eight. The default sell row now starts with 10, 25, 50 and 100 %.
- The position row reaches both sides and the bottom, at any width, and a click on it switches its figures between SOL and dollars, like theirs.
- P1, P2 and P3 switch again — dragging the header swallowed the click. And the Exit lines no longer run under the sell half when the panel is resized.
- No more bubble after every buy and sell — the sound and the position row say it; only errors still show. The wallet button is gone from the panel, as on theirs.
- Stats and History stop flashing — they were redrawn, animation included, several times a second. The « Show SOL » quick-buy button fits on one line.
- Take profit and stop loss live in the panel now — tick Exit on Terminal (Adv. on Axiom) under the buy buttons: your TP / SL lines, in % of your entry, are placed with every buy and follow your average price. Your open orders on the token sit right below, one click to cancel, with the limit buy next to them. The separate Orders section is gone.
- Each preset has its own fees — slippage, priority fee and tip for P1, P2 and P3, one set for buying and one for selling, like on their terminals. Click the fee line under the buttons to change them: a Trading Settings window opens next to the panel, on the preset and the side you clicked.
- Resizing the panel resizes the buttons — drag the corner down and the two grids grow to fill the height, as on their instant trade. And the panel can no longer be shrunk over its own content.
- The settings window is back in order — History and Stats showed the tracking page on top of their own content; each section now shows only itself. Execution & fees is rebuilt around your presets, Tracking and its feed are one section, and the list follows what you use most.
- The trade panel only opens on a token chart — from the button at the bottom right it used to open anywhere, half empty. Off a chart that entry is greyed out; the settings stay one click away everywhere.
- Both shapes are now built from the reference panels’ own code — Terminal’s stylesheet and SVG set, Axiom’s stylesheet and Remix glyphs, used as they are instead of redrawn by hand. The keyboard, pencil, gear, timer, wallet and close marks, the gas / coin / slippage marks on the settings line, the 328px and 348px widths, the amount grids and the position row are theirs, value for value.
- The position row reaches the bottom edge on Terminal — their panel drops its bottom padding as soon as that row is shown, so the row sits against the border and the lines between the four figures run its full height. Ours kept the padding and left the lines hanging.
- Axiom’s position row reads like theirs — the SOL mark before each number, bought in green, sold in red, the rest neutral.
- The resize corner only shows on hover, and the empty strip that sat under the position row on Axiom is gone: the breathing room belongs above that row, not below it.
- Blanks now takes the shape of the terminal it sits on — the panel is laid out like their instant trade: their header with the presets and the pencil, their rows of amounts, their settings line, their position row. Terminal’s shape on Terminal, Axiom’s on Axiom, and Look › Style forces either one everywhere.
- No tab bar any more — Orders, Stats, History and the Track feed moved behind the gear, as sections of the settings window. Their interface gains no button that is not theirs.
- Amounts are edited where they are — the pencil in the header turns both grids into fields at once, buy and sell together, and a second click saves. The separate amount box is gone, exactly as on their panel.
- The sell half no longer disappears — with no position it stays in place, dimmed, instead of leaving half a panel behind.
- Blanks now places its button on Axiom’s lists — it placed none at all. Their buy control was only recognised by Terminal’s class names and by a label ending in SOL; Axiom names nothing and writes only the amount. In « replace their button » mode, not finding it meant placing nothing and saying nothing, so the only button on the row was the site’s real one. Update before using a list on Axiom.
- Our button is never placed inside their buy control — where their control has no name to grab, Blanks used to drop its button inside it. A click then reached the handler sitting above it, the way React delivers events, and that handler is the real order. Blanks now places its button outside their whole block.
- A click on a Blanks button stops at Blanks — the filter that kept our clicks out of their page was installed once their app had already been listening, and an app listening on the window itself was served first. It now loads before their app, and swallows the event outright.
- Blanks says when it cannot take a list over — if their button is nowhere to be found, Blanks falls back to its own badge in the corner of the row and warns you that the site’s real button is still live next to ours, instead of leaving the row untouched.
- The leaderboard lists everyone — it only held the people who had closed a trade inside the window you were looking at, so a board with six accounts showed three rows and looked broken. Every pseudo is on it now, in order: the traders first, then the accounts that have only bought, then the ones yet to place anything, with dashes instead of a ROI.
- Hidden is anonymous, not absent — turning the leaderboard switch off used to remove you from the ranking entirely. Your row stays now, under Anonymous, with no name, no photo and no record to open; you keep your place and your rank tag.
- A quiet window says so — when nobody has closed a trade over the period, the board says it above the rows and offers the next window, instead of showing an empty table.
- Leaderboard in the top bar — the link was lost among the page anchors; it is a button now, next to Download, on every page of the site.
- Accurate prices on Axiom's Ethereum, Base, Robinhood and BNB pages — on those pages Axiom writes a single significant digit ($0.0₄4 for a pool trading at 0.00004292, seven percent away) and, unlike on Solana, its tab title carries no market cap to correct it. Blanks now recognises a price that coarse and quotes on the pool instead; the live price coming from the chart still takes precedence over both.
- Market cap read from their header — on those same pages the tab title says nothing but Axiom, so a token showed no market cap at all until DexScreener answered. The MC figure of their own header is now read directly.
- Quick buy finds their button on every chain — it was recognised only by a label ending in SOL, so on an Ethereum or BNB list, where theirs reads 0.01 ETH, our button fell back to the corner of the row.
- The leaderboard says which window is empty — « nobody closed a trade in the last 24 hours », with one button to look at 7 days, 30 days or all time, instead of a blank table that looked broken.
- Being off the ranking is now visible — when the switch is off, the Track tab and the Leaderboard section say it in plain words: you are hidden from the public ranking, your followers still see your trades. That switch was the reason a very active pseudo could be missing from the board.
- A pseudo you add shows up at once — on a page with no token open (trenches, Pulse, your portfolio), the Tracking section of the settings only redrew when you changed tab: the trader was followed, but the list looked empty. It follows the state now, token or not.
- One spelling per trader — pseudos are unique whatever the case, so Ledka and ledka are the same person; your list now always shows the spelling the account really has, and a duplicate that differed only by case is cleaned up. If your own pseudo has the wrong case, ✎ in the Track tab fixes it — people who follow you keep following you and see the correction.
- Your keystrokes stay in Blanks — typing an amount or a pseudo in our panel used to reach Terminal and Axiom underneath, where the same letters are shortcuts: their app reacted while you were simply filling a field. A guard now installs itself before their page boots and keeps every key pressed inside Blanks inside Blanks. Clicks in our windows no longer reach their page either.
- Geist on Axiom too — Axiom ships the same typeface under another name (Geist Variable), so the panel fell back to the system font there. It now looks for both names, on both terminals, and the Look section stops calling the font missing when it is right there.
- No more dead cursor — while a window was closing, its veil stayed clickable for a fifth of a second above their page: the pointer felt frozen and a click could land behind. A closed window never catches the mouse again.
- Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain — Blanks now works on every chain the two terminals serve, not only Solana. Open a token on any of them and the panel prices it, fills it and marks the chart exactly as it does on Solana.
- One paper wallet per currency — 10 SOL, 1 ETH (shared by Ethereum, Base and Robinhood) and 10 BNB. A trade on Base is paid in ETH: amounts, balance, PNL, stats, history and the balance card all switch to the currency of the chain you are on, and no total ever mixes two of them.
- Amounts and quick buy per chain — each currency has its own three preset slots and its own instant-buy amount, and on a list that mixes chains every button carries the currency of its own row.
- Real fees per chain — the priority fee and the Jito tip stay on Solana; EVM chains pay gas instead (editable in Execution), and the DEX fee follows the pool: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Aerodrome, the BNB launchpads.
- What you share travels with its currency — a trade published from Base shows as ETH in your followers' feed and on your record, while the leaderboard keeps counting in SOL equivalent so every chain is compared fairly.
- Your rank follows your pseudo — a small #12 sits next to it everywhere it shows: the Track tab, the people you follow, the feed, the search, a trader’s card, the bubbles on your chart and the leaderboard on the site. Gold, silver and bronze for the podium. It is the public ranking over the last 7 days, by realized PNL; turn On the leaderboard off and the tag goes with it.
- A Leaderboard section in the settings — the ranking inside the panel: 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or all time, where you stand, your PNL and win rate, and the top 25 with a click to open anyone’s record. The switch to appear in it, or not, is there too.
- A page for the leaderboard — trade-blanks.com/leaderboard now has its own page: 100 traders, a search, the four periods, and the totals of what everyone paper-traded.
- The panel grows downward — the grip at the bottom right now changes the height as well as the width; past four amounts, the instant-buy rows keep their two lines instead of being cut off.
- Instant buy, several amounts — the quick-buy button on their lists can carry up to eight amounts, on two rows like Terminal and Axiom, on trenches and on Pulse.
- The green glow under the site’s header no longer draws a rectangle across the page.
- On the leaderboard, or not — a switch in the Track tab, right under your pseudo. On by default; turn it off and you keep sharing with the people who follow you without appearing in the public ranking. The setting lives on your account, so it follows you from one computer to another.
- Open anyone's record from the site — a click on a trader in the leaderboard opens the same card as in the extension: balance, the curve of their realized PNL, win rate, the coins they traded and every trade behind it.
- The site's footer was rebuilt — status, release notes by mail, and every control with a proper hover, focus and pressed state.
- Amounts, edited from the panel — the sliders button next to Buy and Sell turns the row into fields: change a figure, add one (up to eight per side), drop one, done. No trip through the settings, and each preset slot keeps its own.
- Two rows of amounts — past four, they wrap onto a second row like Terminal and Axiom, four per row; a narrow panel folds them two by two.
- Leaderboard — trade-blanks.com now ranks the traders who share their paper trades: 24h, 7 days, 30 days or all time, with trades, volume, ROI and win rate. Turn sharing on in the Track tab and you are on it.
- The site got a new coat: warmer light, deeper dark, a showcase of what the panel actually does, and the live demo in a browser frame.
- Real candles in the replay and on the PNL card — both now draw the very candles you traded on, in their colours, with the timeframe and the clock under them, plus a few candles of context around the trade. Before, anything shorter than a few minutes fell back to a reconstructed price path; three real candles are enough now, and the card shows candles by default.
- Replay speed is real speed — the button now reads 1:1, 2×, 4×, 10× or Auto, and 1:1 means one second of chart per second: a two-second candle takes two seconds on screen. It shows the resulting length next to it, and falls back to Auto when a hold is too long to sit through.
- Sharper GIFs — exports go from 640×360 at 12 fps to 960×540 at 15, with a wider palette, the brand colours pinned in it and ordered dithering, so gradients stop banding.
- The current-price pill on the replay is centred again, and the price step it covers is no longer printed underneath it.
- Dragging fixed — with the panel or the balance card scaled, they ran away from the cursor: a 120 px drag moved the card 192 at 1.6×. They now follow the pointer exactly at every scale, and the card fades while you move it, like their PnL Tracker.
- Trader card — click a pseudo in the feed, a chip in Following, a bubble on the chart or a name in the search, and their whole paper record opens: what they still hold, the curve of their realized PNL, and a Performance block (realized PNL, TXNS, coins traded, wins, win rate, losses). Five tabs underneath: Trades History, Most Profitable, Active Positions, Transfers and Dev Tokens — the last two are empty on purpose, nothing here ever touches a chain.
- Tracking in the settings — a new section of the settings window holds your pseudo, your Google link, your photo and the people you follow. The live feed stays in the Track tab of the panel.
- Feed by pages — twelve lines at a time instead of one long wall; the 300 trades kept in memory are all reachable now.
- The −5 / −10 / −25 / −50% chips of Limit Buy no longer stick to the price field.
- Sound trimmer — a buy or sell file you load opens in a trimmer: waveform, two handles, play the selection, save. Keep just the hit you want (8 s max); Trim buy / Trim sell reopen it later. Files up to 6 MB are accepted, only the trimmed part is stored.
- Balance card — drag its edges or corners to resize it, like their PnL Tracker; the text and the SOL mark scale with it. Hover the card for a small gear (its settings) top-right and a × (hide) top-left.
- Market cap in the hover card is the one at the moment of the fill and no longer drifts with later quotes.
- Position value on a fresh token — when the aggregator lags the chart by more than 30% during a pump, the page's own price now wins; the PNL could show red while the candle was well above your entry.
- Bubbles and lines no longer shift by a pixel or two as the supply estimate wobbles between quotes.
- What's new — after an update, one click on the toast opens the new Updates section of the settings window with the changelog; the version you had is marked.
- One email per version — leave your address in Updates (or on this page) and you get the changelog when a version ships. You confirm from your inbox, every email has an unsubscribe link, and the address is used for nothing else.
- Link with Google — Track tab: attach your pseudo to your Google account. Reinstall, change computer, lose the folder: Recover with Google brings back your pseudo, your photo and your published trades. Blanks keeps only a hashed Google id — never your name or email — and the name shown is always the one you pick.
- Display name — the ✎ next to your pseudo changes it. People who follow you keep following you; your old name stays reserved.
- Google photo — with a link, your Google photo is used until you pick one; a Google photo button brings it back any time.
- Profile photo — Track tab → Add a photo. It replaces your initial everywhere: in your followers' feed, in their Following chips, and inside your bubbles on their chart. Shrunk to 64 px in your browser before it is sent; Remove photo takes it down.
- Their photo in the bubble — a followed trader's bubble now shows their photo (or their initial on their colour), ringed in teal for a buy and pink for a sell, with a small B / S badge; the hover card shows the photo too.
- Instant tracker — a trade by someone you follow reaches your feed and your chart in a fraction of a second instead of up to 5 s: Blanks keeps one request open with the server and the server answers the moment a trade is published. The 5 s check stays as a fallback.
- Nothing lost on update — your wallet, trades and settings are mirrored to your Google account (Chrome sync, images and sounds excepted): reinstall Blanks or install it on another computer with the same account and it comes back by itself. An extension loaded from a folder now keeps the same identity whatever the folder.
- Wallet popup — the toolbar popup looks like a wallet: your balance in dollars and SOL with the 24h change, available / in positions / win rate, then a Tokens tab (open positions with live value and PNL) and an Activity tab (last trades). Click a row to open the token; the Terminal / Axiom switches and Settings sit in the header.
- Market-cap orders are drawn at the right level on the chart (they were placed far above it).
- Dashboard — first section of the settings window: net profit over 7 days, 30 days or all time, win rate, ROI, profit factor, best and worst trade, average hold, an equity curve (cumulative PNL, hover for the value), PNL per day, and the last trades with their killcam and card.
- Settings window — the gear opens a large window in the site's own look: numbered sections, a title and a live preview per section, mono eyebrows, green accents, and it slides in and out. A fixed Blanks button bottom-right opens a small menu — the draggable panel or the settings — on every page, trenches included; the gear docked to the balance card is gone. The toolbar popup keeps a Settings button.
- Tracker lists — Export list / Import list in the Track tab move the traders you follow between machines.
- Calendar — the last 30 days, day numbers in the cells; the PNG export shows each day's date, PNL in SOL and trade count.
- PNL card: frosted panel behind the chart with blur controls, a line or candles chart, the signature always on; clearer settings panel.
- Killcam: its own background and chart-panel settings (independent from the card), a speed button, a duration that grows with the trade, the end summary over the whole clip; the PNL pill always fits its column.
- Orders in market cap — TP, SL and limit buy take a target MC (50k, 1.2m) next to % and $; previews and the order list show the MC.
- Limit buy amount is 0.5 SOL by default instead of an empty field that looked filled.
- PNL card back to its original layout; GIFs are 30× lighter.
- Track tab: compact Register, guides folded into Help like the other tabs.
- Killcam price replay stays inside the real candles; panel loads even if the tab was open during an update.
- Tracker — a pseudo (no email, no password), a Track tab, follow other Blanks traders: their trades in a feed and on your chart with the same hover card. Sharing is a switch; everything you published can be deleted.
- Killcam — replay a closed trade as an animated clip with live PNL, buy/sell flashes and sound; export as video or GIF.
- Trade previews (tokens, fees, impact on hover) are off by default — one switch in ⚙ → Execution brings them back.
- Balance card PNL is the PNL of your trades, so setting your balance by hand no longer invents a gain. Simpler Wallet settings.
- A TP or SL fires only after two consecutive price checks agree, and a chart tick more than 30% away from the aggregator price is ignored — a stray tick from another chart can no longer sell a position by itself.
- This documentation, the Dev menu and the changelog.
- Logo glow removed on the site and in the toolbar popup.
- Panel screenshots on the home page open full-size.
- Toolbar popup redesigned, dark, with a switch for Terminal and one for Axiom.
- Quick-buy button shows the Blanks logo instead of an emoji.
- Placements that overlapped their button removed; “replace theirs” keeps their exact look.
- Buy / sell bubbles sit above their candle; hover opens a Terminal-style card with amount, MC and PNL.
- Quick buy is one click by default; a gear docked to the balance card replaces the floating launcher.
- Calendar: day popup on hover and PNG export.
- No more Blanks button on popovers; the trenches buy refreshes the price before filling.
- Axiom supported: Pulse quick buy, chart bubbles, TP / SL, panel. Position is shared with Terminal.
- Simulated slippage capped at 1.5% whatever the “Max slippage” setting. Before, at 100%, a two-second scalp could lose 80%.
- Panel on Terminal, realistic execution, TP / SL / limit, chart markers, stats, history, balance card, PNL card, backup.
Status
Trading runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing of ours to go down for that. Blanks reads public price APIs, and the tracker and leaderboard use our API.
Known limits
Things Blanks does not do, or does with a caveat.
| Limit | What it means |
|---|---|
| Orders need a tab open | TP, SL and limit orders are watched while a Terminal or Axiom tab is open. Price alerts are the exception: with desktop alerts on, they fire with every tab closed. |
| 25 tokens at once | Positions and orders are watched for up to 25 tokens. |
| Uninstalling removes data | Chrome deletes an extension's storage with it. Save a backup first: Settings → Wallet & backup → Backup. |
| No liquidity data | A brand-new token with no pool data gets a flat slippage estimate, flagged as estimated. |
| Their layout can change | If a button or a price stops being found, the Settings window shows which part is missing so you can tell us. |
| Axiom's coarse price | Their header shows one significant digit, so Blanks uses market cap ÷ supply instead. |
| Replay needs candles | Chart replay uses the candles already loaded on the chart. Zoom out on their chart first to replay a longer stretch. |
How it works
Everything that touches money runs in the background part of the extension, not in the page. The panel is only a window onto it.
Your balances, positions and orders live here. That is why a TP set on one token fires while you look at another: every token you hold or have an order on is checked about once a second, in one grouped call.
What you see on the page. It sends your clicks and shows the state back — it never decides a price itself.
Bubbles and lines are drawn on their chart and follow it when you pan or zoom, in price or market-cap mode. They never drift.
On the trenches and the Pulse, Blanks reads each row's token to place its button and to know what to buy.
Updates never lose anything
A new version starts from its defaults and copies your saved state back field by field: a new setting gets its default, an old one is ignored, and everything else stays exactly as it was — wallets, positions, layout.
NextWhere prices come fromWhere prices come from
Four sources, in this order. The trade always executes at the price you see on the chart.
- Their chartThe last candle of the TradingView chart on the page — the only source that is exactly what you are looking at, so bubbles land on their candle.
- JupiterPrice and pool depth in about 50 ms, from a token's first minute.
- DexScreenerThe backup source, plus the pool liquidity used for price impact.
- Their headerPrice, liquidity, supply and market cap — used to calibrate, never to override the chart.
Nothing is ever written to their page or their services. Blanks only reads.
NextPrivacyPrivacy
No analytics in the extension, no ads, nothing sold. By default Blanks collects nothing about you; three optional features send exactly what they need to our server, and each can be undone in one click.
Only price lookups to public market APIs — a token address, nothing else.
Your wallets, trades, settings and any image you add, in the extension's storage (mirrored by Chrome sync to your own Google account if you use it).
A pseudo, a hashed secret key, your simulated trades while sharing is on, a 64 px photo if you add one. Trades expire after 30 days.
A hashed Google id so your pseudo can be recovered; a confirmed email address for one email per version. Unsubscribe in one click.
Where it is stored (a server in France, HTTPS everywhere), for how long, who can see it and your rights are all in the full privacy policy.
Blanks never touches a wallet. Every permission, the public code and how to verify the extension installed in your Chrome are on the Security page.