truemarkets

name	truemarkets
description	Buy tokens, sell tokens, check balances, transfer crypto, onramp USD to USDC, deposit, DeFi trading, portfolio, swap
allowed-tools	["Bash(tm *)"]
license	MIT

DeFi Trading CLI

Trade crypto via the True Markets CLI. Supports Solana and Base chains. Quote asset is always USDC.

Prerequisites

1. CLI installed: go install github.com/true-markets/cli/cmd/tm@latest
2. Signed up: tm signup [e-mail] (creates account, wallet, and API key in one step)

Rules

• Always pass --output json (short: -o json) to get machine-readable output.
• Always use --dry-run before executing trades and transfers.
• Transfers require --force to execute (the CLI will not prompt for confirmation in JSON mode).
• buy, sell, and transfer default to --chain solana. assets and balances show all chains by default.
• Tokens can be specified by symbol (SOL, ETH) or contract address.

Commands

Check account info

tm whoami -o json

Returns profile email and wallet addresses (one per chain).

Example output:

{
  "email": "[e-mail]",
  "wallets": [
    { "chain": "solana", "address": "5x...abc" },
    { "chain": "evm", "address": "0x...def" }
  ]
}

List available tokens

tm assets -o json
tm assets --chain solana -o json
tm assets --chain base -o json

Flag	Default	Description
--chain	(all)	Filter by chain (solana or base)

Example output:

[
  {
    "name": "Solana",
    "symbol": "SOL",
    "chain": "solana",
    "address": "So11...112"
  },
  {
    "name": "USD Coin",
    "symbol": "USDC",
    "chain": "solana",
    "address": "EPjF...t1v"
  }
]

Check asset price

# Single asset
tm price SOL -o json

# Multiple assets
tm price BTC ETH SOL -o json

Returns current price and 24-hour open, high, and low for one or more assets (up to 50). Multiple symbols are fetched concurrently. No authentication required.

Example output:

{
  "symbol": "SOL",
  "price": "86.51",
  "open_24h": "91.21",
  "high_24h": "91.94",
  "low_24h": "85.40",
  "timestamp": "2026-03-31T10:30:00Z"
}

Stream live prices

# Stream price updates for specific assets
tm price BTC ETH SOL --stream -o json

Opens a WebSocket connection and continuously outputs price updates as newline-delimited JSON (one JSON object per line). Press Ctrl+C to stop. No authentication required.

Each line is a complete JSON object:

{"symbol":"BTC","price":"67234.50","open_24h":"65000.00","high_24h":"67500.00","low_24h":"64800.00","timestamp":"2026-03-31T10:30:00Z"}
{"symbol":"ETH","price":"3456.78","open_24h":"3400.00","high_24h":"3500.00","low_24h":"3380.00","timestamp":"2026-03-31T10:30:00Z"}

Flag	Default	Description
--stream	false	Stream live updates via WebSocket

Agent usage: Use --stream to monitor prices in real time. Parse each line as independent JSON. When a target price is reached, stop the stream and run a --dry-run quote to confirm the execution price before trading. Do not trade based solely on stream prices.

Show balances

tm balances -o json
tm balances --chain solana -o json
tm balances --detailed -o json

Flag	Default	Description
--chain	(all)	Filter by chain (solana or base)
--detailed	false	Include token address and decimals

Balances are unified across DeFi and CeFi holdings. Each entry reports total (gross), available (usable after holds), and held amounts.

Example output:

{
  "data": [
    {
      "name": "Solana",
      "symbol": "SOL",
      "chain": "solana",
      "total": "1.5",
      "available": "1.5",
      "held": "0"
    },
    {
      "name": "USD Coin",
      "symbol": "USDC",
      "chain": "solana",
      "total": "100.00",
      "available": "100.00",
      "held": "0"
    }
  ]
}

Buy tokens

# Buy $50 of SOL (amount is always in quote/USDC for buys)
tm buy SOL 50 -o json --dry-run

# Buy a token on Base instead of Solana
tm buy <token> 50 --chain base -o json --dry-run

Flag	Default	Description
--chain	solana	Blockchain network (solana or base)
--qty-unit	quote	Fixed at quote for buys (amount is in USDC)
--dry-run	false	Print quote without executing

Buys are always denominated in USDC (--qty-unit quote); passing base is rejected. Dry-run output includes "executed": false. Live execution returns order ID and transaction hash.

Sell tokens

# Sell 1.5 SOL (amount is always in the token for sells)
tm sell SOL 1.5 -o json --dry-run

Flag	Default	Description
--chain	solana	Blockchain network (solana or base)
--qty-unit	base	Fixed at base for sells (amount is in the token)
--dry-run	false	Print quote without executing

Sells are always denominated in the token (--qty-unit base); passing quote is rejected.

Transfer tokens

# Preview transfer
tm transfer <address> SOL 1.5 -o json --dry-run

# Execute transfer (--force required); use --chain to disambiguate multi-chain tokens
tm transfer <address> USDC 100 --chain base -o json --force

Flag	Default	Description
--chain	solana	Blockchain network (solana or base)
--qty-unit	base	Quantity unit (base = token amount, quote = USDC amount)
--dry-run	false	Print transfer details without executing
--force	false	Execute without confirmation (required for JSON mode)

For a token symbol that exists on multiple chains (e.g. USDC), --chain selects which one; a contract address resolves unambiguously on its own.

Onramp (deposit USD → USDC)

# Get an onramp URL for $50
tm onramp 50 -o json

# Open the URL in your browser automatically
tm onramp 50 --open

Returns a time-limited URL (expires in 5 minutes) to deposit USD into your Solana USDC wallet.

Flag	Default	Description
--open	false	Open the onramp URL in the default browser

Example output:

{
  "url": "https://...",
  "amount": "50"
}

After the user completes the onramp in their browser, funds may take a moment to arrive. Poll tm balances -o json to confirm the USDC balance has increased before proceeding with trades or transfers.

Configuration

# Show config (api_key is masked)
tm config show -o json

# Set API key
tm config set api_key <your-key>

Error handling

All errors return a non-zero exit code and (with -o json) a JSON body:

{
  "error": "description of what went wrong",
  "code": "auth"
}

Exit code	Name	Meaning
0	success	Command succeeded
1	general	Unexpected error
2	usage	Invalid arguments or flags
3	auth	Authentication failed or missing
4	api	API returned an error
5	network	Network request failed