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# ChartPro

Link: <https://chartpro.benswap.cash/>

You can track and analyze the price movement of tokens on BenSwap ChartPro.&#x20;

ChartPro supports SEP20 tokens that have **minimum liquidity on BenSwap AMM**. For any token with sufficient liquidity and at least one trading record on BenSwap AMM, Chartpro will automatically list the token. Vice versa, it will be automatically delisted if the liquidity is insufficient.

Minimum liquidity required: **10 SBCH** being 5 SBCH worth of a base token in the LP pool (to show) or **5 SBCH** being 2.5 SBCH worth of a base token in the LP pool (to keep). The liquidity must be in any pair with a base token (SBCH, EBEN, or bbUSDT).

Once a token is listed on Chartpro, you can also track the liquidity and trades across all DEXes on smartBCH.

ChartPro also has a [Market Cap](/features/market-cap.md) page to track and compare all tokens on smartBCH.

### Advertising on ChartPro

We provide paid advertisements on ChartPro. Please join in <https://t.me/benlisting> to consult. For each promotion, 50% of the income is burned and 50% is rewarded to the team. The advertised token has to be already listed on BenSwap. Below are the promo spots that are currently available:

#### Homepage Button

Current rate: **Please consult the team**

![ChartPro Advertisement - Homepage Button](/files/GyPJ5tVu7E2wK7slZ1Qz)


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