> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Read a token page

> What each part of a token page tells you.

## What it is

Every token has its own page. The top shows the name, the chain and the pair. The sections below show what happened on the chain.

## When to use it

Use it before you buy, and any time you want to see where a token's fees went.

## What each part shows

| Part | What it tells you |
| - | - |
| **Trade box** | Buy and sell here. See [Buy and sell](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/guides/buy-and-sell.md). |
| **Trades** | Every buy and sell. |
| **Sniper receipts** | What early buyers paid to the token's holders. |
| **Holder rewards** | What holders of this token have received. |
| **Fees and locks** | How the fees split, the dev's locked buy and the liquidity lock. |
| **Linked wallets** | Shown only when wallets look connected, for example funded by the creator or by a common source. |

## Step by step

**1. Start at the top**

Check the name and the pair. A token paired with a stock pays in that stock.

**2. Read Fees and locks**

See the split, the dev's locked buy and when it unlocks.

**3. Look for Linked wallets**

If the section appears, read it before you buy.

**4. Read the trades and receipts**

They show who bought early and what they paid.

## Numbers and limits

Before migration there is no pool, so the liquidity lock shows nothing yet. The token page reads the locked share from the chain after migration.

## What can go wrong

> [!NOTE]
>
> If a value cannot be read, the page says so. It does not show a number it does not have.

A funding link is a signal, not proof. A common source can also be an exchange.

## Next

> [card] [Check a launch](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/guides/check-a-launch.md)
>
> The short list before you buy.

> [card] [Liquidity lock](https://docs.pariprotocol.xyz/protocol/liquidity-lock.md)
>
> How the lock works and how to check it.


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