Overview
A trading terminal that brings live token signals from six chains — Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Optimism, Avalanche, and Monad — into one decision flow: find the signal, check the risk, execute without changing tools.
Problem
The same token looks different across scanners, charts, and execution tools. Comparing six chains meant constant tab switching, and every switch forced the user to repeat risk checks from memory.
The interface has to hold the context so the user doesn't have to.
Role
I designed the interface system: the information hierarchy, the interaction model, the state and motion language, and the visual system.
System
Design
- 01
Dark, High-Contrast Base
A near-black base reduces fatigue over long sessions. Teal and orange are reserved for signals and execution — color always means something.
- 02
Signals Before Assets
The hierarchy is Signals → Tokens → Execution. The interface is organized around what changed, not around a portfolio list.
- 03
Motion as State
A pulse marks a new liquidity event; a glow marks momentum. Motion carries information — it is never decoration.
- 04
Filters as Constraints
The persistent filter sidebar holds the user's screening logic, so the screen only shows what passes it. The filters are live, not a search form.
- 05
Density Without Weight
Translucent cards and soft borders keep a data-dense screen readable. Depth separates layers where lines would add clutter.
- 06
Separate Execution Layer
Discovery and execution are deliberately split. Placing a trade is always an explicit step, never a misclick inside a browsing flow.
Alpha Mode
One toggle restructures the interface: low-probability tokens are filtered out, density drops to high-score opportunities only, and signal states become more immediate. The same system, tuned to a different attention budget.
Normal Mode
Full market view
Alpha Mode
High-signal only
Result
- Six chains of live data read from a single terminal — no tab switching, no repeated risk checks.
- Risk and momentum context travel with each token card, so the decision and its evidence stay together.
- Discovery-to-execution happens in one flow, with execution kept behind a deliberate step.
