gmgn-cli 1.0.1 → 1.1.0

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  name: gmgn-market
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- description: Query GMGN market data — token K-line (candlestick) and trending token swap data. Supports sol / bsc / base.
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- argument-hint: "kline --chain <sol|bsc|base> --address <token_address> --resolution <1m|5m|15m|1h|4h|1d> [--from <unix_ts>] [--to <unix_ts>] | trending --chain <sol|bsc|base> --interval <1h|3h|6h|24h>"
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+ description: Query GMGN market data — token K-line (candlestick), trending token swap data, and Trenches token lists. Supports sol / bsc / base.
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+ argument-hint: "kline --chain <sol|bsc|base> --address <token_address> --resolution <1m|5m|15m|1h|4h|1d> [--from <unix_ts>] [--to <unix_ts>] | trending --chain <sol|bsc|base> --interval <1m|5m|1h|6h|24h> | trenches --chain <sol|bsc|base>"
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- Use the `gmgn-cli` tool to query K-line data for a token or browse trending tokens.
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+ Use the `gmgn-cli` tool to query K-line data for a token, browse trending tokens, or view Trenches token lists.
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  ## Sub-commands
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  | `market kline` | Token candlestick data |
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  | `market trending` | Trending token swap data |
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+ | `market trenches` | Trenches token lists (new creation, near completion, completed) |
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  ## Supported Chains
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  - `.env` file with `GMGN_API_KEY` set
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  - Run from the directory where your `.env` file is located, or set `GMGN_HOST` in your environment
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- - `gmgn-cli` installed globally: `npm install -g gmgn-cli@1.0.1`
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+ - `gmgn-cli` installed globally: `npm install -g gmgn-cli@1.1.0`
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  ## Kline Parameters
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  | Option | Description |
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  | `--chain` | Required. `sol` / `bsc` / `base` |
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- | `--interval` | Required. `1h` / `3h` / `6h` / `24h` |
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+ | `--interval` | Required. `1m` / `5m` / `1h` / `6h` / `24h` (default `1h`) |
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  | `--limit <n>` | Number of results (default 100, max 100) |
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- | `--orderby <field>` | Sort field: `score` / `volume` / `swaps` / `liquidity` / `marketcap` / `holders` / `price` / `change` / `change1m` / `change5m` / `change1h` / `renowned_count` / `smart_degen_count` / `bluechip_owner_percentage` / `rank` / `creation_timestamp` / `square_mentions` / `history_highest_market_cap` / `gas_fee` |
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+ | `--order-by <field>` | Sort field: `default` / `swaps` / `marketcap` / `history_highest_market_cap` / `liquidity` / `volume` / `holder_count` / `smart_degen_count` / `renowned_count` / `gas_fee` / `price` / `change1m` / `change5m` / `change1h` / `creation_timestamp` |
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  | `--direction <asc\|desc>` | Sort direction (default `desc`) |
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- | `--filter <tag...>` | Repeatable filter tags: `has_social` / `not_risk` / `not_honeypot` / `verified` / `locked` / `renounced` / `distributed` / `frozen` / `burn` / `token_burnt` / `creator_hold` / `creator_close` / `creator_add_liquidity` / `creator_remove_liquidity` / `creator_sell` / `creator_buy` / `not_wash_trading` / `not_social_dup` / `not_image_dup` / `is_internal_market` / `is_out_market` |
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- | `--platform <name...>` | Repeatable platform filter: `pump` / `moonshot` / `launchlab` |
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+ | `--filter <tag...>` | Repeatable filter tags (chain-specific). **sol** (defaults: `renounced frozen`): `renounced` / `frozen` / `burn` / `token_burnt` / `has_social` / `not_social_dup` / `not_image_dup` / `dexscr_update_link` / `not_wash_trading` / `is_internal_market` / `is_out_market`. **evm** (defaults: `not_honeypot verified renounced`): `not_honeypot` / `verified` / `renounced` / `locked` / `token_burnt` / `has_social` / `not_social_dup` / `not_image_dup` / `dexscr_update_link` / `is_internal_market` / `is_out_market` |
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+ | `--platform <name...>` | Repeatable platform filter (chain-specific). **sol**: `Pump.fun` / `pump_mayhem` / `pump_mayhem_agent` / `pump_agent` / `letsbonk` / `bonkers` / `bags` / `memoo` / `liquid` / `bankr` / `zora` / `surge` / `anoncoin` / `moonshot_app` / `wendotdev` / `heaven` / `sugar` / `token_mill` / `believe` / `trendsfun` / `trends_fun` / `jup_studio` / `Moonshot` / `boop` / `xstocks` / `ray_launchpad` / `meteora_virtual_curve` / `pool_ray` / `pool_meteora` / `pool_pump_amm` / `pool_orca`. **bsc**: `fourmeme` / `fourmeme_agent` / `bn_fourmeme` / `flap` / `clanker` / `lunafun` / `pool_uniswap` / `pool_pancake`. **base**: `clanker` / `bankr` / `flaunch` / `zora` / `zora_creator` / `baseapp` / `basememe` / `virtuals_v2` / `klik` |
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  ## Usage Examples
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  # Linux: use $(date -d '24 hours ago' +%s) instead of $(date -v-24H +%s)
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  # Top 20 hot tokens on SOL in the last 1 hour, sorted by volume
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- # Hot tokens with social links only, not risky, on BSC over 24h
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+ # Hot tokens with social links only, verified and not honeypot, on BSC over 24h
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- # Pump platform tokens on SOL, last 6 hours
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- gmgn-cli market trending --chain sol --interval 6h --platform pump
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+ # Pump.fun platform tokens on SOL, last 6 hours
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  # Raw output for further processing
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  ### Step 1 — Fetch trending data
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- Fetch a broad pool with safe filters, sorted by GMGN's composite score:
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  ```bash
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  ### Step 2 — AI multi-factor analysis
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  | Signal | Field(s) | Weight | Notes |
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- | GMGN quality score | `score` | High | Primary ranking signal from GMGN |
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  | Smart money interest | `smart_degen_count`, `renowned_count` | High | Key conviction indicator |
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  | Bluechip ownership | `bluechip_owner_percentage` | Medium | Quality of holder base |
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  | Real trading activity | `volume`, `swaps` | Medium | Distinguishes genuine interest from wash trading |
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  | Pool safety | `liquidity` | Medium | Low liquidity = high slippage risk |
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  | Token maturity | `creation_timestamp` | Low | Avoid tokens less than ~1h old unless other signals are very strong |
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- Select the **top 5** tokens with the best composite profile. Prefer tokens that score well across multiple signals rather than excelling in just one.
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  ### Step 3 — Present top 5 to user
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  Top 5 Trending Tokens — SOL / 1h
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- # | Symbol | Address (short) | Score | Smart Degens | Volume | 1h Chg | Reasoning
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- 1 | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | High score + smart money accumulating
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+ # | Symbol | Address (short) | Smart Degens | Volume | 1h Chg | Reasoning
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+ 1 | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | Smart money accumulating + high volume
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+ ## Trenches Parameters
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+ | Parameter | Required | Description |
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+ | `--chain` | Yes | `sol` / `bsc` / `base` |
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+ Response fields: `data.new_creation`, `data.pump`, `data.completed` — each is an array of `RankItem` (same fields as `market trending` rank items).
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+ ```bash
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+ # Trenches token lists on SOL
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  - `market kline`: `--from` and `--to` are Unix timestamps in **seconds** — CLI converts to milliseconds automatically
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- description: Query GMGN wallet portfolio — API Key wallet info, holdings, transaction activity, trading stats, and token balance. Supports sol / bsc / base.
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- argument-hint: "<info|holdings|activity|stats|token-balance> [--chain <sol|bsc|base>] [--wallet <wallet_address>]"
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+ description: Query GMGN wallet portfolio — API Key wallet info, holdings, transaction activity, trading stats, token balance, follow-wallet trades, KOL trades, and Smart Money trades. Supports sol / bsc / base.
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+ argument-hint: "<info|holdings|activity|stats|token-balance|follow-wallet|kol|smartmoney> [--chain <sol|bsc|base>] [--wallet <wallet_address>]"
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  Use the `gmgn-cli` tool to query wallet portfolio data based on the user's request.
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  | `portfolio activity` | Transaction history |
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  | `portfolio token-balance` | Token balance for a specific token |
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+ | `portfolio follow-wallet` | Follow-wallet trade records |
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  | `--limit <n>` | Page size (default `20`, max 50) |
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- | `--order-by <field>` | Sort field: `usd_value` / `price` / `unrealized_profit` / `realized_profit` / `total_profit` / `history_bought_cost` / `history_sold_income` (default `usd_value`) |
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+ | `--order-by <field>` | Sort field: `usd_value` / `last_active_timestamp` / `realized_profit` / `unrealized_profit` / `total_profit` / `history_bought_cost` / `history_sold_income` (default `usd_value`) |
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+ | `--limit <n>` | Page size (1–200, default 100) |
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+ | `--with-balance` | Include balance in response |
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+ | `--with-security` | Include security info in response |
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+ | `--max-amount-usd <n>` | Maximum trade amount (USD) |
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  # Raw JSON output (for piping)