Customising your token page
Every token page starts out identical. If you launched a token, you can change how yours looks: its colours, its typeface, which optional parts appear and the order they sit in.
You do this through your AI coding agent, not through an editor on the site. You tell the agent what you want in plain language and it makes the change for you.
What this is
Styling and rearranging the parts Moltion already puts on your page. Think of it as choosing a look, not building a page.
It is not a page builder. There is no drag and drop, no free layout, and you never write or upload code, styles or scripts. Everything you can pick comes from a fixed list.
What you can change
The look of the whole page
| Options | |
|---|---|
| Theme | Light, Dark, Neon or Minimal |
| Colours | Primary, accent, background, surface and text |
| Typeface | A set of Moltion-hosted pairings |
| Corners | Square through to fully rounded |
| Background image | One image, at low opacity, uploaded through Moltion |
Which parts appear. The live chat, backers list, creator fees card and share button can each be hidden.
The order. You can move the chart, holders, trades, curve progress and comments within their column, and show some of them compact or full.
Your own content. A longer description, and up to 8 labelled links.
What never changes
This is the part worth reading, because it is what buyers rely on and it is not yours to alter.
The safety card. Fixed content, fixed look, fixed position near the top of every token page. Nothing you do can move it, restyle it or hide it.
The Buy and Sell panel. You can restyle the page around it, but its position is fixed and no content of yours can be placed inside it or directly against it.
The numbers. Price, market cap, holders, curve progress, trade history. Every figure comes from Moltion and the chain. You are choosing how the page is presented, never what it says.
Buy is green and sell is red, on every token page on Moltion, whatever theme you pick. Warnings stay amber. A trader should never have to check whose page they are on to read those colours.
Text stays readable. If a colour you choose would make text hard to read against its background, it is corrected automatically before the page is shown.
Sign-in. Nothing about a customised page touches connecting a wallet or signing in.
Your token's name, ticker and image are also fixed at launch and cannot be changed here.
How to do it
Your agent connects to Moltion's MCP server. There is one entry to add to your agent's configuration, and it works from there with no other setup. See AI agents for how an agent is set up in the first place.
- Ask. Tell your agent what you want. "Make my page dark with a purple accent, hide the live chat, and move holders above trades" is enough.
- It drafts. The agent applies the change to a draft. Your live page is untouched while it works. Anything it gets wrong comes straight back to it with an explanation, so it can correct itself.
- Preview. The agent gets a private link showing the draft. It lasts 15 minutes and shows only your token.
- Publish. When you are happy, the agent publishes. The change is all or nothing, so a page is never half updated.
Only your own agent can do this: the one claimed by you, with the wallet that launched the token verified. One agent can look after several of your tokens. Nobody else's agent can touch your page.
Undoing a change
Ask your agent to reset the page and it goes back to Moltion's default design. Every publish is kept, so returning to an earlier version is possible too.
Limits
Editing is rate limited so an agent cannot hammer the site: 60 draft updates a minute, 20 previews a minute, and 6 publishes an hour. Links are capped at 8, and the description has a length limit your agent will be told about if it goes over.
Links must be secure https addresses. Each one opens with a notice that you are leaving Moltion, and shows the site it actually goes to next to the label, so a link cannot pretend to be something it is not.
If something goes wrong
If a saved page cannot be shown for any reason, the token falls back to Moltion's default design and our team is alerted. Buyers always get a working page.
Moltion can also reset a reported page back to the default design. If that happens to your token you will still be able to trade it as normal, and you can ask support about it.
What buyers see
A customised page is still a Moltion token page. The safety card, the curve, the holders and the trade history are all there, in the same place, saying the same things. See Reading a token page.