Hub

The token page

Resolve a token and the hub becomes a terminal for it. This is where most of the product actually happens: everything you need to judge a token, and every action you can take on it, without opening a second tab or losing your place.

the token page
Overview barname · risk verdict · live price · 24h · market cap · liquidity · holders
ChartDrag the band directly on the price and the provide form follows it. The liquidity silhouette shows where depth already sits.
RailSwapProvideBuy wallSell wallRemoveCreate
Tabspools · your positions · holders · top traders · live trades · bubblemap
Everything about one token on one screen: identity and safety across the top, price and your range in the middle, the action rail down the right, and the depth tables underneath.

The overview bar

The strip across the top is the token's identity and its vital signs: name and symbol, its contract address, a risk verdict, the live price, and the numbers you would otherwise go looking for: 24-hour change, market cap, liquidity, volume, holders, age, and how much of the supply the top ten wallets hold. It updates live, so the price you are looking at is the price you are about to trade against.

The chart

A full charting surface, not a sparkline. The part that matters for an LP is that your range is drawn on it: the band you are about to provide over is a shape you can grab and drag, and the provide form follows it as you move it. Type a number into the form and the band moves instead. They are two views of one value, never two values that can disagree.

  • The liquidity silhouette shows where depth already sits in the pool, so you can place your range against the book rather than guessing at it.
  • Price or market cap: flip the scale and every number, including your range, is expressed the way you think about the token.
  • Line or candles, your own timeframe, and a height you can drag. The layout is remembered per browser, so the chart you set up is the chart you come back to.

The action rail

Every action lives in one module beside the chart, and only the actions this pool can actually support appear. Picking one opens its form in place, so you never lose the chart or the token you were looking at.

Swap
The resting view. Buy or sell the token you're looking at, routed for best execution, without leaving the page.
Provide
Add liquidity to the selected pool, over a range you set on the chart. Simple mode turns a preset into a range for you; Advanced hands you the exact bounds and the shape.
Buy / Sell wall
Quick paths into a single-sided position: the same provide form, pre-set to one side of the price.
Remove
Take back any share of a position you hold in this pool.
Create pool
Appears when the token has no pool on your chosen venue. Launch one and seed it in the same signature.

Underneath: the tables

  • Pools: every pool for this token across every venue on the chain, with fee tier, TVL, volume and the fee-to-TVL ratio, so you can pick the one worth providing to rather than the first one found.
  • Your positions: what you already hold in this token, scoped to it, with the same actions the portfolio offers.
  • Holders and top traders: who owns the supply and who has been trading it profitably.
  • Live trades: the tape, streaming, so you can see whether the volume number is real activity or one wallet.
  • Bubblemap: how supply clusters into connected wallets. It is the fastest read on whether a “wide” holder count is actually one entity.

Instant trade

A floating panel of preset buy amounts and sell percentages. Click one and it goes: quote, build, sign, confirm, in a single motion, with your own slippage. Every preset is editable and remembered, so the ladder matches the size you actually trade rather than someone else's defaults. It shares those presets with the rail's swap, so a number you set in one place is the number in the other.

Everything stays in place

The whole page is built so that acting on a token never costs you the context you built up. Opening a form, switching pools, arming automation and reading the tape all happen around a chart that doesn't reload. When an action confirms it lands in your activity feed and your position list updates underneath you.