GRXSwap

Primary pages: /index, /swap

Headings observed: <h1> GrxSwap, <h2> Swap

What it does

• Provides a token swap flow (“Trade tokens in an instant”) on GRX Chain Mainnet with a wallet-gated execution model.
• Includes a lightweight market context panel: token price header and a chart area (currently showing “Loading chart data…”).

UI elements that reveal functionality

• Wallet control: Connect Wallet is the primary CTA, implying swaps require a connected signer.
• Quote inputs / token selection: a numeric input placeholder/value 0.0, plus token selectors labeled GRX (source token) and Select a currency (destination token). This indicates a standard two-asset swap form.
• Chart/timeframe & mode controls: buttons Basic, 24H, 1W, 1M, 1Y. These suggest:
  • “Basic” is a simplified trading mode (likely fewer advanced settings).
  • Timeframes toggle price/volume chart windows.
• Risk/execution parameter: “Slippage Tolerance 0.5” is explicitly shown (interpretable as 0.5%), indicating configurable execution tolerance is part of the swap module.

Concrete data points visible

• Header price for GRX is displayed as $9.882 on /index and $9.8909 on /swap.
• Timestamp shown: “Apr 04, 2026, 12:51 PM” alongside the chart/timeframe controls.

Strategic significance

• This module is the platform’s revenue and liquidity utilization core: it funnels traffic from navigation (Swap) into on-chain trades, while the chart + slippage setting supports basic decision-making and execution safety without exposing complex order types.

Primary page: /liquidity

Headings observed: <h1> GrxSwap, <h2> Your Liquidity

What it does

• Manages user LP positions with a focus on personal liquidity inventory and lifecycle actions (add/remove).
• The page copy explicitly frames withdrawals: “Remove liquidity to receive tokens back”, indicating LP tokens or position shares can be burned to redeem underlying assets.

UI elements that reveal functionality

• Wallet-gated portfolio view: the page states “Connect to a wallet to view your liquidity.” This implies the module queries positions only after account context is available.
• Primary actions: Connect Wallet and Add Liquidity are the only surfaced CTAs, suggesting a minimal v1-style LP UX.
• The presence of a “Your Liquidity” section (without visible tables in the captured state) indicates the typical structure is:
  • A list/table of LP positions per pool (likely shown only when connected)
  • Each position expected to have an entry point to “Remove” (implied by copy)

Concrete data points visible

• No TVL, APR, fee tier, or pool reserve numbers are displayed on this page state. The UX is oriented around user-specific positions rather than global pool discovery.

Strategic significance

• Liquidity is the prerequisite for competitive swap execution. By isolating LP actions into a dedicated /liquidity page, GRXSwap creates a clean separation between trading flow and capital provisioning, while keeping LP management simple (connect → view positions → add/remove). This is consistent with an early-stage or intentionally streamlined DEX front end.

Primary page: /info

Headings observed: <h2> GrxSwap Info & Analytics, <h2> Top Tokens, <h2> Top Pools, <h2> Transactions

What it does

• Provides a read-only analytics hub for market monitoring across pools, tokens, and recent activity.
• Exposes multiple views/tabs: Overview, Pools, Tokens, plus a Watchlist feature.

UI elements that reveal functionality

• Search input: Search pools or tokens indicates an indexed dataset for quick discovery (token symbols, pool pairs, or addresses).
• Pagination/deep linking: a See more... control suggests expandable lists or links into full tables.
• Wallet optionality: Connect Wallet exists in the header, but analytics content is viewable without connection (useful for institutional monitoring).

Concrete data points visible

• A 7D volume figure is shown as 6.45M alongside “GrxSwap Info & Analytics” with date “Apr 4, 2026”; another prominent figure 7.68M appears in the same overview region (likely a comparable metric such as TVL, fees, or an alternate aggregation window).
• Top Tokens sample rows:
  • USDT priced at 1.00 with a displayed figure 3.39M in the row context (consistent with volume).
  • Wrapped GRX (WGRX) appears with a price starting with 9 (truncated in the visible excerpt), consistent with GRX spot price shown elsewhere.

Strategic significance

• Analytics is the credibility layer for a DEX: it supports liquidity attraction (LPs compare pools/tokens), trader confidence (volume/activity), and internal growth loops (watchlists + search drive repeated use). The module structure (tokens/pools/transactions) matches the minimum dataset expected by professional users assessing on-chain venues.