Scope observed: /swap (title: “Supernova”). The page is a unified trade entry point with wallet gating, token selection, order-mode switching, and basic risk controls.

Primary functions & UX flow

• Wallet session control: prominent “CONNECT” button in the header area (also repeated in the top nav row: SWAP PORTFOLIO LIQUIDITY LOCKS VOTES INCENTIVES CONNECT). This implies the swap module is permissionless but requires a wallet to quote/execute.
• Order modes: tabs labeled “Swap”, “TWAP”, “Limit”. This indicates the engine supports at least three execution styles: immediate swap, time-weighted execution, and limit orders (even if advanced fields are not visible in the snapshot).

Trade form elements (what you can interact with)

• Input token / output token selectors: token chips/buttons show “USDC” (input) and “NOVA” (output) with a “For NOVA” style label in the quote area.
• Amount entry: numeric field currently showing “0”; quote line shows “$0.00” when empty.
• Quick sizing buttons: “25% / 50% / 75% / Max” for allocating wallet balance into the input.
• Slippage configuration: a “% Slippage” control with preset buttons “0.01% / 0.1% / 0.5% / 1% / 5%”.

Token discovery & registry surfaces

• Token chooser modal/panel: includes “Token Amount”, “Select a Token”, and a search box labeled “Search by name or address”.
• Trending Tokens: list includes USDT, WETH, ETH, WBTC.
• Token List table-like entries: examples include “aEthUSDT 0x2387...4086a Copy”, AAVE (0x7fc6...ddae9), AZTEC, BIO, LINK with truncated addresses and a Copy action.

Strategic significance

• /swap acts as the platform’s conversion and routing hub; adding TWAP and Limit alongside spot swap suggests an intent to serve both retail flow and execution-sensitive users. The explicit slippage presets and token registry (search + copyable contract addresses) point to a design optimized for fast, low-error trade initiation across a long-tail token universe.