Scope & pages: /swap (Trade), /trade (Advanced Trade)

What it does

• Provides two trading front-ends: a simple Swap flow and a more data-heavy Advanced Trade screen.
• Integrates wallet gating and network checks (persistent “Wrong Network” + “Connect WalletConnect” entry point).

/swap (simple trading UI)

• Primary actions: “Swap” and “Limit” buttons indicate a mode switch (spot swap vs. limit order UI).
• Form inputs surfaced: amount field “0.00” and an address-like field “0x123…” (likely token address/search or recipient).
• State handling: “Loading…” suggests route-level async initialization (quotes/routes/wallet).
• Cross-module hook: persistent banner prompting “Complete your profile… Create profile”, implying trading events are tied to points.

/trade (advanced market view)

• Pair selector/button: “SQUAD-BNB -0.967%” (shows pair + 24h move).
• Header stats visible: Price $0.016, APR 0.00%, 24h V. $37.74, MCap $16.36M, Liquidity $21.57K.
• Market list controls: filters “All / BNB / USDT / Stocks / Custom Pairs”.
• Table-style market grid shows at least: Price, 24h Change %, 24h Vol, plus per-row mini-metrics.

Strategic significance

• The dual UI (simple swap vs. advanced market screen) covers casual and power users.
• The embedded APR/liquidity metrics and pair filters suggest the trading surface is also a discovery funnel into pools and earn products.

Scope & pages: /earn (Liquidity entry), /wow/:poolAddress (multiple “WOW Details” pages)

What it does

• Exposes pool discovery and per-pool operational details for the WoW AMM pools.
• Supports liquidity provisioning via “Add Liquidity” from pool detail.

Entry via /earn

• Navigation buttons: “My Liquidity”, “Liquidity”; module header mentions “Liquidity, Staking, Farms & Position Manager”.
• Interactive search: “Search…” to filter pools/positions.
• KPI surface: TVL and 24h Volume appear at the top-level earn hub.

Pool detail (/wow/…) features

• Standard controls: “Back”, “Add Liquidity”, and sometimes a “Volume” toggle/tab.
• Pool metadata: pair name + label “WoW”, plus APR and Fee.
• Token balances and USD equivalents shown side-by-side (two-asset layout).
• “Statistics” block includes Liquidity, Volume (24h), Fees (24h), and transaction counters (seen on low-liquidity pools).

Concrete examples from visible pools

• /wow/0xa95d... BNB-USDT: APR 65.79, Fee 0.02%, TVL All $144.40M, Volume (24h) $696.46K, liquidity shown around $88.64K.
• /wow/0x606d... BTCB-BNB: APR 15.53, Fee 0.02%, TVL All $34.52M, Volume (24h) $212.43K.
• /wow/0xb6bb... ETH-BNB: APR 21.08, Fee 0.02%, TVL All $49.70M, Volume (24h) $267.85K.
• Tiny/illiquid examples like SOL-BNB show TVL ~$1.58 and Volume (24h) $0.00, useful for validating empty states.

Strategic significance

• The WoW detail template is the operational backbone for LPs: it standardizes risk/return signals (APR/fee/volume) and makes “Add Liquidity” one click from analytics.

Scope & pages: /earn (hub surface)

What it does

• Centralizes non-trading yield activities under a single Earn route.
• Presents multiple sub-products (even if some are navigational shells): Liquidity, Staking, Farms, NFT Staking, and Position Manager.

UI elements that reveal functionality

• Primary navigation: header buttons Trade / Earn / Explore / More plus price chip “$0.017”.
• Earn-level controls: “My Liquidity” for user-scoped positions vs. global “Liquidity” listing.
• Search input “Search…” suggests large catalog support (pools, farms, positions).
• Segment labels visible in-page: “Liquidity, Staking, Farms & Position Manager” and tab-like category switches.

Data surfaces

• The hub calls out high-level KPIs: TVL and 24h Volume (implying aggregation across pools/products).
• Content preview includes token/product labels such as “All WoW Dynamo”, implying at least two pool/strategy families.

Cross-product mechanics

• Persistent prompt: “Complete your profile to earn more points on your trading transactions. Create profile”.
  • This ties the earn area to the points system and likely affects reward multipliers or leaderboard scoring.

Strategic significance

• The Earn hub is the platform’s “retention” surface: trading brings users in, but staking/farms/position management are what keep capital parked.
• Even when some submodules are only listed, the IA is already laid out for expanding from simple LP to managed positions (Position Manager) and non-fungible incentive programs (NFT Staking).

Scope & pages: /explore

What it does

• Provides an at-a-glance market and protocol analytics view, focused on liquidity/volume and token-level movements.
• Acts as the discovery layer feeding users into trading pairs and pools.

Visible controls & filters

• Time-range selectors: “1W”, “1M”, and “All”.
• The page repeats the global top-nav controls and the price chip “$0.017”.

Data and tables

• Protocol-level KPIs: “SquadSwap TVL” and “SquadSwap Volume” (with an All scope toggle nearby).
• Token analytics table appears to include:
  • Token / Price
  • Price Change (Day) and Price Change (Week)
  • Volume
  • Mentions of Transactions indicate either an additional column or a separate widget.

Behavioral hooks

• Same points funnel: “Complete your profile… Create profile”.
• Explicit upsell: “Try Advanced Trade and earn more points…” linking analytics → advanced execution.

Strategic significance

• Explore reduces the “what do I trade?” problem by ranking assets with price change and volume.
• The time filters (1W/1M/All) indicate intent to support both short-term momentum browsing and long-term trending.
• Tight coupling to points suggests the dashboard is not just informational; it’s designed to route users into higher-frequency actions that increase on-platform volume.

Scope & pages: /profile, /leaderboard

What it does

• Introduces a lightweight identity layer (profile) and competition mechanics (leaderboard) tied to trading volume.
• Exposes cosmetic customization and status gating, likely to support engagement loops.

/profile (My Profile)

• Page title: “My Profile” with a visible control “Theme Color” (suggesting per-user UI theming).
• Error/empty-state handling: “Profile not found Please check the URL” indicates profiles are address- or slug-based routes and can 404 logically.
• Wallet gating persists: “Connect WalletConnect” and “Wrong Network” states are still surfaced, implying profile data is chain/account-dependent.

/leaderboard

• Title and tagline: “Leaderboard — Compete. Climb. Conquer.”
• Table headers reveal the scoring model:
  • Points, Volume, Wallet Address, Total Volume, Total Points.
• Empty-state message: “The rank table will be displayed after more volume.” suggests the board requires a minimum dataset or threshold before populating.

Shared mechanics

• Repeated banner across the app: “Complete your profile to earn more points on your trading transactions. Create profile”.
  • This implies a multiplier or eligibility gate: profile completion increases points accrual from trades.

Strategic significance

• Points + leaderboard are growth tools: they reward activity (volume) and create status competition.
• Profile + theme suggests the team is building a persistent identity beyond the wallet address, which can later support referrals, achievements, and task systems.