Basket atelier · Solana mainnet prices
Put a few coins in one basket and see what it's worth.
Choose some Solana tokens and how much of each you want. Basketry shows the basket's value with live prices, how it would have done in the past, and how it moves from today.
A model only: no token is minted, nothing is bought, and your wallet is only read.
How it works in 3 steps
- i.Pick your coinsSearch any Solana token or start from an example.
- ii.Set how much of eachSlide the weights; Basketry reads live mainnet prices.
- iii.See value, past and futureToday's value, a look back, and tracking from today.
Nothing is bought, moved or charged. Basketry never asks you to sign anything.
Workbench one
Build a basket
What this does: you pick up to 8 tokens and a weight for each, and it shows how many of each a set budget buys at the live price.
Your basket is empty. Add a token on the left, or press Try an example.
Workbench two
Look back: how would this basket have done?
What this does: it replays the basket on real daily prices (Jupiter chart data) and compares it with simply holding SOL. This is a backtest, a model of the past.
Add tokens to your basket, then press Run look back.
- Basket
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- Just SOL
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- Worst dip (drawdown)
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- Bumpiness (volatility)
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Workbench three
Track a basket from today
What this does: a saved basket remembers today's prices in this browser, then shows its value now against the day you saved it. This is its NAV.
No saved baskets yet. Build one above and press Save to my pattern book, or press Try an example.
Workbench four
Rebalance: what would it take to match my basket?
What this does: it compares what you hold with your target basket and lists the changes that would bring you back in line. It is a plan on paper: nothing is traded. What is rebalancing?
Your current holdings for the coins in your basket:
Build a basket first; its coins will appear here.
The plan appears here.
Workbench five
Overlap: do my coins all move together?
What this does: it measures how closely each pair of coins moved day by day over the last 90 days. Coins that move together give less spread than they seem. This is a correlation.
Needs at least two coins in the basket.
How a basket comes together
From loose strands to a basket you can track
- Loose strands. Every coin you add starts as its own strand, priced live.
- Weights become width. The more of the basket a coin takes, the wider its strand.
- The weave tightens. Strands interlace into one basket with one value.
- The past is read. Real daily prices replay into a single line for the basket.
- Tracking from today. Save it and the basket keeps its starting prices, so you can see the change.
Flowcharts
Two drafts of how it works
Roadmap
What's on the loom, and what's next
Marked honestly: done works on this page today, building is in progress, planned is an intention only. No dates are promised.
- Row one
Weave and price
- done Basket builder with live Jupiter prices
- done Even and market-size weighting
- done Share a basket as a link
- Row two
Read the past
- done Look back on daily prices, hold or daily rebalance
- done Overlap (correlation) between coins
- Row three
Your own wallet
- done Weave a basket from what a wallet holds
- done Rebalance plan against real holdings
- Row four
Better tracking
- building Export a basket's history as a CSV file
- planned Weekly and monthly rebalance options in the look back
- Row five
Open questions
- planned Research whether an audited, non-custodial basket token is worth building. Nothing is promised and no token exists for any basket today.
Tokenomics
The Basketry coin
Status: planned. The coin has not launched; below is the structure it will follow. Holding it gives no claim on any basket.
- Total supply
- 1,000,000,000, fixed
- Sold on the launch curve
- 79.3% to anyone, same rules for all
- Paired as liquidity at graduation
- 20.7%, locked or burned
- Team allocation
- 0% (only what we'd buy on the curve like anyone)
- Presale
- None
- Mint and freeze authority
- Turned off, so no one can print more or freeze wallets
Bonding curve and graduation, explained. No returns are promised; a coin can go to zero.
Glossary
Plain words for the weaving terms
- Token
- A coin that lives on Solana. Each has a unique address called its mint.
- Basket
- A set of tokens held together, each with a share (weight) of the total.
- Weight
- The share of the basket's money in one token, like 40%.
- NAV
- Net asset value: what everything in the basket is worth right now.
- Rebalance
- Trimming winners and topping up laggards so weights match the plan again.
- Backtest
- Replaying a basket on past prices. A model, never a promise.
- Correlation
- How alike two coins move, from -1 to 1.
- Wallet connect
- Lets this page read your public address. It cannot move anything.
Questions
Asked at the workbench
What is this, in one sentence?
A workbench for designing a basket of Solana tokens and seeing its value, its past and its change from today, using live prices.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
It never touches your money. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address so the page can read balances. Basketry never asks you to sign, never swaps, and never mints a token for your basket.
Where do the prices come from?
Live prices come from Jupiter's public price feed, past prices from Jupiter's daily chart data, and balances from Solana mainnet through this site's read-only connection.
Is the look back a prediction?
No. It replays real past prices through simple rules. Fees, slippage and taxes are not included, so a real basket would do somewhat worse.
Where are my saved baskets kept?
Only in this browser's storage. Clearing site data removes them. A share link carries the basket inside the link itself, not on a server.
Why does "weave from my wallet" skip some tokens?
For wallets holding thousands of tokens it checks a list of widely traded coins only, so the page stays quick and polite to the price feed. It says how many it checked.