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Trading

Reading a market page

One token, one date. Every number, tab and chart on the page refers to that pair and nothing else.

The header carries the live figures for the selected maturity: fixed return, dividend yield, YT leverage, liquidity, TVL, 24-hour volume and the maturity date itself.

The chart#

The chart plots the underlying token’s price history. On the one-year view it also shows the road ahead — genuine empty time between today and the maturity marker, which the chart flags on its date line. It pans and zooms freely within the data.

What sits beneath it#

  • Chart — the underlying price, with the maturity marked.
  • PT vs YT — the two sides compared directly against each other.
  • Order book — resting size on both sides, led by implied return.

Below those, the tape lists market transactions, and — once you have any — your own positions, orders and history for this market.

Switching markets#

The token dropdown in the header switches markets without leaving the page. Its sort and filter controls — liquidity, price, change, name, dividend payers — live inside the same menu, so finding a market and opening it are one motion rather than two.