maxpane 0.5.0

Terminal dashboards for onchain games, NFTs and trading — Fake World Assets, Talismans, Ten Thousand Tokens, RugPull Bakery, FrenPet, Cat Town, OCM and Base. Keyless and read-only.

MaxPane

Terminal dashboards for onchain games, NFT collections, and trading on Base, Abstract, and Ethereum.

Track leaderboards, signals, trends, and analytics for 9 onchain projects — all from your terminal.

Every dashboard is read-only and keyless: public RPCs and public APIs only, no API keys of any kind, no wallet, no signing, no transactions.

Dashboards

Game	Chain	What you see
Base Trading	Base	Trending tokens, volume, ETH price, signals
FrenPet	Base	Pet battles, leaderboard, activity, trends
Cat Town	Base	Fishing competition, KIBBLE economy, catches
Rugpull Bakery	Abstract	Bake cookies, boost/attack, season prizes
OCM	Ethereum	Onchain Monsters staking, supply, burns
Ten Thousand Tokens	Ethereum	NFT burn-to-launch on UniV4, fee engines, holder claims
Talismans	Ethereum	Core-conservation NFT collection, materials, essence × tier
FWA	Ethereum	NFT gacha pool, inverse-weighted VRF draws, pull EV

FWA — Fake World Assets

A gachapon machine for NFTs. Depositors list an NFT with committed ETH backing; that backing sets an inverse draw weight — the cheaper the position, the more likely it is drawn — and simultaneously funds an irrevocable standing bid. A purchaser pays one price for one Chainlink-VRF-selected random position, then chooses, after seeing what they drew: keep the NFT, or take 85% of its backing.

The dashboard takes the purchaser's seat and answers one question continuously:

Is a pull worth it right now?

Everything on screen either feeds that number or explains it. The flagship figure is a band, not a point: keyless floor prices cover 26 of the 38 collections holding live positions, but those 26 account for only about a fifth of the draw weight, so roughly 79.6% of what you are actually likely to draw has no keyless floor. A single confident EV number would be a lie that costs someone ETH, so the band ships with an inseparable coverage badge. The harmonic-vs-arithmetic backing gap — the protocol in one number — is computed live at the current block and never printed as a constant.

Install

pipx (recommended)

pipx install maxpane

uv

uv tool install maxpane

pip

pip install maxpane

Requires Python 3.11+

Full install (with Matrix intro sequence)

The full experience includes a Rust-powered Matrix-inspired intro animation. This requires Rust in addition to Python.

git clone https://github.com/banse/maxpane.git
cd maxpane

# Build the intro binary
cd maxpane && cargo build --release && cd ..

# Install the Python dashboard
pip install -e .

# Run with intro
./maxpane/target/release/maxpane && maxpane

Or add an alias to your shell config (~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc):

alias maxpane='~/path/to/maxpane/maxpane/target/release/maxpane && command maxpane'

Usage

maxpane                        # launch dashboard (default: bakery)
maxpane --game frenpet         # start on FrenPet view
maxpane --game base            # start on Base trading view
maxpane --game cattown         # start on Cat Town view
maxpane --game ocm             # start on OCM view
maxpane --game ttt             # start on Ten Thousand Tokens view
maxpane --game talismans       # start on Talismans view
maxpane --game fwa             # start on Fake World Assets view
maxpane --theme minimal        # use minimal theme
maxpane --poll-interval 60     # poll every 60s instead of 30s

Keyboard shortcuts

Key	Action
m	Return to game selection menu
tab	Cycle to next game
r	Refresh data
t	Cycle theme
q	Quit

Terminal size

FWA wants ~200 columns. That is the width at which its bottom row (activity feed · chase board · settlement table) can render every column at once; the three slots measure ~81 / ~55 / ~56 columns there, which is exactly what the three widgets need.

Below that the widgets do not wrap or clip silently: each one drops its least important columns and says so in its own title with a ‹ widen marker. That is deliberate, tested behaviour, not a bug — a table that quietly loses a column still looks complete, which is the failure mode the marker exists to prevent.

What a narrow terminal costs you, in the order things go:

Widget	At ~200 cols	At ~140 cols
Activity feed	full line: time · wallet · collection #token · outcome · ETH	drops the ETH amounts (‹ widen for amounts); the outcome label is reworded, never cut mid-word
Chase board	# COLLECTION TOKEN BACKING ODDS JACKPOT	drops TOKEN then BACKING (‹ widen: TOKEN/BACKING); ODDS and JACKPOT are the last to go because they carry the board's entire point
Settlement table	OUTCOME/HOLDER COUNT SHARE ETH	drops COUNT (‹ widen: COUNT); SHARE is never dropped — the outcome mix is the share column
Signals panel	5 rows, no truncation	rows are ellipsized rather than wrapped (wrapping would push the fifth signal off the bottom) and the title grows ‹ widen

The hero row (PULL EV · PRICE · CROWN), the odds board and the sparkline have no column-dropping tiers, so nothing disappears from them. And no number changes with the width — a narrow terminal costs you fields, never correctness.

Available themes

matrix minimal bloomberg htop retro bakery frenpet base talismans fwa

Ten themes. talismans and fwa are game-specific palettes that pair with their dashboards (maxpane --game fwa --theme fwa), but any theme works with any game.