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MonTerminalReal onchain orders for Monad memecoins

Discover markets, trade live liquidity, place non-custodial triggers, bridge assets, and verify every production claim.

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Live market terminal

Real Monad token metadata, indexed pools, charts, trades, liquidity, and AMM depth—not a static demo dataset.

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Non-custodial order triggers

Buy-the-dip, stop-loss, take-profit, and ladder orders remain backed by the user's wallet balance and allowance until execution.

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Onchain evidence

Deployed contracts, order counters, events, successful executions, a Relay swap, and a cross-chain fill are publicly verifiable.

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Verifiable production state

Production claims are paired with direct RPC reads, transaction receipts, contract events, and explicit safety boundaries.

What MonTerminal does ​

MonTerminal is a trading terminal for Monad Mainnet (chain ID 143). Its core feature is an immutable LimitOrderBook contract that lets a wallet register a future swap condition without depositing tokens into an application-controlled vault.

The product combines:

  • Discover — trending, new, and high-volume Monad pools.
  • Spot — live chart, market statistics, recent swaps, and AMM liquidity depth.
  • Market trading — wallet-signed swaps against supported live pools.
  • Limit orders — buy-the-dip, stop-loss, take-profit, and multi-order ladders.
  • AI planning — natural-language order drafts converted into schema-validated intents before deterministic transaction construction.
  • Swap · Bridge — Relay quotes for same-chain and cross-chain routes.
  • Portfolio — current balances, prices, allocation, performance reconstruction, and recent activity.
  • Live Proof — direct Monad RPC reads plus transaction evidence.

What “non-custodial” means here ​

Placing an order records its parameters onchain. The order-book contract does not pull and hold the input tokens when the order is created. At execution time, it attempts to transfer the input amount from the maker using the maker's allowance.

This has two important consequences:

  1. The tokens remain in the maker's wallet before execution.
  2. Moving the tokens or revoking/reducing allowance can make the order unfillable.

Read Limit Orders for the complete lifecycle.

Verify before trusting ​

Do not rely only on this documentation. Open the Live Proof page, inspect the deployed contracts, and follow the AI-agent verification procedure.

Hackathon software

MonTerminal is unaudited. Use small amounts and review every wallet request. Stop-loss execution is not guaranteed during illiquidity, RPC outages, extreme slippage, or insufficient balance/allowance.

Unaudited hackathon software. Use small amounts.

MonTerminal · Monad Mainnet