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Where TAIL goes with you.

See the difference between TAIL’s trading chains, deposit sources, terminal overlays and planned Base, PumpSwap, Axiom and GMGN integrations.

Updated September 22, 2026Markdown source ↗
On this page
  1. Four lists. Four different jobs.
  2. Use TAIL on a supported terminal.
  3. What is coming next.
  4. An integration is not a partnership claim.
The short answer

TAIL currently trades on Solana, Robinhood Chain, and BNB Chain. The extension supports token-page overlays on Axiom, GMGN, DEX Screener, and MevX. Base trading, PumpSwap profile copying, and Axiom/GMGN callout copying are planned expansions.

Four lists. Four different jobs.

CoverageWhat it means
Trading chainsWhere TAIL’s supported orders can execute: Solana, Robinhood Chain, and BNB Chain.
Deposit sourcesWhere supported funds can enter the routed deposit flow. Choose from the current app list; Base is a deposit source.
Terminal overlaysWhere the extension adds token-page context: Axiom, GMGN, DEX Screener, and MevX.
Trader and signal sourcesWhere the people and activity you follow originate. Current discovery starts with FOMO.

Use TAIL on a supported terminal.

With the extension available and enabled for the site, open a supported token page. The overlay provides the context available for that token. A terminal supporting a chain does not automatically make that chain tradable by TAIL.

Get the extension from the Chrome Web Store: it installs in one click and keeps itself updated. tail.family/download/ is the direct download, which always carries the newest build — the store's copy can be a version behind it, because Google reviews every update before it goes out.

What is coming next.

Planned additionThe intended change
Base tradingExtend the chains on which supported TAIL trades can execute.
PumpSwap trader profilesAdd another place to discover traders and choose whose activity to copy.
Axiom and GMGN calloutsBring native social ideas into explicit alert and copy workflows, with their source preserved.

An integration is not a partnership claim.

TAIL is independent of the platforms and terminals named here. Their names identify the places the product works with or plans to support; they do not imply endorsement.

Planned features are not available switches. The journal will explain each release, and this guide will be updated when the supported flow changes.