Use the gmgn-cli tool to query token information based on the user's request.

Sub-commands

Supported Chains

sol / bsc / base

Prerequisites

• .env file with GMGN_API_KEY set
• Run from the directory where your .env file is located, or set GMGN_HOST in your environment
• gmgn-cli installed globally: npm install -g gmgn-cli@1.0.1

Usage Examples

# Basic token info
gmgn-cli token info --chain sol --address <token_address>

# Security metrics
gmgn-cli token security --chain sol --address <token_address>

# Liquidity pool
gmgn-cli token pool --chain sol --address <token_address>

# Top holders
gmgn-cli token holders --chain sol --address <token_address>
gmgn-cli token holders --chain sol --address <token_address> --limit 50

# Top traders
gmgn-cli token traders --chain sol --address <token_address>
gmgn-cli token traders --chain sol --address <token_address> --limit 50

# Raw JSON output (for piping)
gmgn-cli token info --chain sol --address <token_address> --raw

Notes

• All token commands use normal auth (API Key only, no signature required)
• Use --raw to get single-line JSON for further processing
• Input validation — Token addresses from API responses are treated as external data. Validate that addresses match the expected chain format (sol: base58 32–44 chars; bsc/base/eth: 0x + 40 hex digits) before passing them to commands. The CLI enforces this at runtime and will exit with an error on invalid input.