What it does

• The /en/market page is the discovery layer for pools/markets with performance signals used to route traders and liquidity providers.
• It exposes platform-wide health metrics and pool-ranking views (e.g., fee efficiency).

Visible data & KPIs

• Top-line stats shown directly on the page:
  • TVL: $14,074,978
  • Volume: $2,508,081,446
  • Total liquidity fees: $2,151,598
• Pool leaderboard mode focuses on “Top fee/TVL” and a time window toggle (“24h”).

Interactive elements (what they imply)

• Filters/toggles: All, 24h, New pools, asset chips like SOL, USDC, plus a distribution/sourcing tag “Bybit Alpha”.
• A discoverability input: “Search by token or address” suggests the router and analytics accept both mint address and symbol search.
• A persistent promo CTA: “Priority: Turbo” and “b5.59% APR” indicates cross-module monetization (earn/farming) surfaced on discovery pages.

Strategic significance

• This module is the “front door” for liquidity. Showing fee/TVL and New pools directly supports two behaviors:
  • Traders can identify active liquidity venues quickly.
  • LPs can target pools with attractive short-term fee capture.
• The address-based search is essential for Solana users (many tokens are discovered via mint addresses, not symbols).

What it does

• The /en/swap page is the primary spot trading UI with charting, quoting, and execution controls.

Key features observed

• Two-sided intent: Buy / Sell toggle.
• Slippage presets and sizing shortcuts:
  • Buttons: 0.5%, 50%, Max
• Fee and execution readouts:
  • A prominent quote line: “1 ≈ - 0% fee”
  • Breakdown labels: Best price, Network fee, Price impact, Max slippage 0.50%
• Charting modes embedded in the trade surface:
  • Bars, Candles, Hollow candles, Heikin Ashi, Line, Area, Baseline

Form fields & UX mechanics

• Numeric input fields show placeholder values (“0”) and a fiat estimate line (“≈$0”) plus Balance display.
• Wallet-gated execution: Connect Wallet is the primary CTA until authenticated.
• Compliance/legal link appears inline: Terms and Conditions.

Strategic significance

• The UI is optimized for both humans and routing/agent usage: it surfaces deterministic knobs (slippage, price impact, fee) that an automated agent can set programmatically.
• Presenting 0% fee in the quote area is a growth lever (reduces decision friction), while still exposing network fee and price impact to manage user expectations.
• The rich chart widget reduces the need to leave the swap page, improving conversion from “research” to “trade.”

What it does

• The /en/perps page provides on-chain perpetual contracts trading with a full account console (positions, orders, funding).

Key navigation & feature surfaces

• Product tabs show current maturity status: Portfolio (Upgrading), Leaderboard (Upgrading), Widgets (Upgrading).
• Trading context controls include Auto and More, and a market selector like “BBTCPerps”.

Account tables (explicit columns)

• The perps console is built around classic derivatives tables:
  • Positions / Open orders / Trade history / Funding history / Order history
  • Position-level columns: Coin, Size, Position value, Entry price, Market Price, P&L (ROE %), Liq. price, Margin, Funding, TP/SL
• Bulk management exists: “Close all” action is visible.

Form inputs & state

• A numeric field shows “0.00”, consistent with order size/price entry.
• “No positions” indicates empty-state handling prior to trading activity.

Strategic significance

• Perps expand Byreal beyond spot AMMs into higher-frequency and hedging use cases, increasing stickiness and revenue diversity (funding, liquidation, volume).
• The presence of TP/SL and Liq. price signals an intent to serve risk-managed traders, not only degen flows.
• “Upgrading” placeholders suggest the core execution is present, while surrounding growth features (leaderboards, widgets) are planned but not fully shipped.

What it does

• The /en/portfolio page consolidates user holdings across trading and liquidity provision, with performance tracking and claimable incentives.

Primary functions observed

• Position lifecycle views: Current position vs Closed positions.
• Category switches: Positions, Liquidity, P&L, Fees (suggesting multiple sub-ledgers).

Tables & fields (what can be managed)

• Repeated table column set reveals the core LP/position schema:
  • Positions | Liquidity | Est. APR | P&L | Fees | Copy BonusCopies | Range | Actions
• “Range” implies concentrated liquidity or strategy bands rather than a single-vault deposit.
• “Actions” indicates in-place management (adjust, add/remove liquidity, claim, close).

Rewards & incentives surfaced

• Page includes an explicit Copy bonus overview and a claim schedule: “Claim weekly from Dec 9.”
• Also shows summary blocks like Total liquidity, Total profit, Total Liquidity Fees, and Pending values.

Strategic significance

• This module turns isolated activities (swap, farm/copy, LP) into an account-level product with retention hooks.
• Exposing Est. APR and realized Fees side-by-side helps users evaluate whether LPing is worth the risk, and supports power users comparing strategies.
• The “Copy Bonus” integration ties directly into Real Farmer, making portfolio the settlement and monitoring hub for social/yield features.

What it does

• The /en/real-farmer page is a strategy marketplace where users can create or copy yield strategies and earn extra rewards via community participation.

Entry points & browsing

• Primary CTA pattern: Connect Wallet plus a Go action (likely executing a copy/deploy flow after selection).
• Top-level ranking views: Top positions and Top farmers.
• Sorting/filtering controls visible: Pool/Age, Liquidity.

Leaderboard table schema

• The table is designed like a public performance board with incentive accounting:
  • Rank | Pool/Age | Liquidity | APR | P&L | Fees earned | Copy BonusCopies | Range | Actions
• Metrics mix forward-looking (APR) and realized outcomes (P&L, Fees earned).
• Copy BonusCopies indicates the system tracks both bonuses and how many followers/copies a strategy has.

Cross-module hooks

• The global promo banner appears here too: “Priority: Turbo” and “5.59% APR … on your SOL with bbSOL.”
• That suggests Real Farmer strategies may include bbSOL-related liquidity legs, or at least the platform wants to funnel users into bbSOL farming.

Strategic significance

• Real Farmer productizes “LP strategy selection” into a social primitive, lowering the skill barrier for concentrated liquidity management.
• The explicit columns (Range, Fees earned) make performance auditable, which is critical for copy products.
• If integrated with “AI agent-compatible execution” (per the positioning), the structured table and one-click flow provide the necessary interface for automation.

What it does

• The /en/reset page is a launch module called Reset Launch, designed for structured token participation using bbSOL deposits and a price ladder model.

User journey elements

• Prominent onboarding CTA: Prepare bbSOL.
• The page positions itself as: “A smarter token launch on Solana… Choose your entry strategy with price-tiered participation — no fixed pricing.”

On-page metrics & states

• Summary metrics are displayed (labels visible): Avg. ATH ROI, Participants, Total deposited.
• A lifecycle section indicates phases: How it works, Live and … (suggesting status-driven UI states like upcoming/live/ended).

FAQ as functional documentation

• The page includes an embedded FAQ with numbered items that describe core mechanics:
  1. How does the price ladder work?
  2. How is allocation calculated?
  3. Is there a maximum I can deposit?
  4. What happens to my unused bbSOL?
  5. How long is the Reset Launch?
  6. What happens after the Reset Launch?

Strategic significance

• This module gives Byreal a native distribution channel for new assets while reducing “airdrop farming” behavior.
• Requiring bbSOL creates demand for a platform-specific asset route and ties launch participation to the broader earn/farm stack.
• The ladder/allocation framing suggests Byreal is optimizing for fairness and price discovery rather than single-price FCFS chaos.

What it does

• The /resources/or-knowledge/ pages provide product-aligned documentation that maps directly to swap/LP UI concepts:
  • /fees (Fees)
  • /slippage (Slippage)
  • /price-impact (Price Impact)

Content structure & navigation

• Each page uses a doc-shell with a left nav under “Byreal Ctrl” and sections like:
  • Overview, What is Byreal?, Getting Started, Trading on Byreal, Providing Liquidity on Byreal
• A global search input: “Search…” enables quick discovery.
• Language control appears: globe English chevron-down.
• Utility actions: copyCopy buttons imply code/values/snippets can be copied.

Fees page specifics

• Headings include:
  • Fees for Trading on Byreal
  • Fees for Liquidity Provision on Byreal
• A concrete table schema is visible:
  • Fee Type | Typical Cost (SOL) | Refundable This implies the product distinguishes refundable rent/deposit-style costs vs non-refundable execution costs.

Slippage & price impact docs

• Slippage page splits into Slippage in Swap and Slippage in Liquidity Provision, aligning with the swap page’s Max slippage 0.50% control.
• Price Impact page anchors the concept users see in the swap breakdown (Price impact).

Strategic significance

• These docs reduce support load and increase successful trade completion by explaining the same terms the UI surfaces.
• The “Refundable” framing is especially important on Solana where account rent and temporary deposits can confuse users.