EchoTrade / Field guide

Understand the signal.

Live markets, verified voices, and a little more context. Learn what each feature does and what its numbers mean.

01 / A discovery layer with a different mechanism

EchoTrade brings existing tokens, market activity, and wallet-verified attention together. Its core loop is Find → Echo → Surface → Trade. You can explore markets, compare tokens, inspect contracts, and open external DEX routes. Connect a verified wallet to add Echoes, keep a synchronized watchlist, and collect your research in Signal Boards.

The product does not launch tokens or distribute posting rewards. Echoes are contributions to discovery. Follow the project’s conversation on X at @echodottrade ↗.

02 / Hundreds of markets, one clearer view

The discovery feed combines three profile sources with 24 broader market searches and a contract catalog from the Trust Wallet asset lists, with market data from DEX Screener. It can show up to 700 distinct tokens per refresh. Actual counts depend on provider responses. Smaller represented networks receive reserved places before remaining rows are filled by volume.

Tokens are identified by chain and contract. If a token has multiple pools, the matching pool with the highest reported liquidity is selected. The same ticker can refer to unrelated tokens, so always inspect the contract and network. Search by name, ticker, or contract to discover markets beyond the feed.

Sort by volume, liquidity, 24h gainers, 24h losers, Echo score, or pair creation time. Pair creation time is not the token’s launch date. Combine a network filter with a liquidity threshold, then show more rows in batches of 24. Compare up to three selected tokens side by side.

The live brief gives a starting point from fresh observed markets with at least $10K liquidity: the strongest rising and falling tokens, a sample median, and a high-activity pool with at least $100K liquidity. These are research starting points, not quality ratings. Gainers only show positive 24h changes; Losers only show negative changes. Quick presets combine a sort mode and liquidity threshold. Data refreshes every 60 seconds while the page is visible. Partial provider failures are identified. Earlier values can remain visible with their observation time when a refresh fails. Missing values stay as a dash.

03 / A network has more than one story

The Networks directory offers 49 discovery paths, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, Sui, TON, Aptos, TRON, Sei, Monad, and HyperEVM. Additional networks returned by the provider appear automatically.

Network cards show how many tokens are present in the current sample, how many have rising or falling prices, and the median available 24h token change. Volume and liquidity are the selected token pools. These figures are not entire-chain totals or a price index for the blockchain itself.

A discovery path does not guarantee a returned market. Open a network to request a focused search; empty results stay clearly labeled. Viewing token data on a network does not imply that EchoTrade can connect wallets native to that network.

04 / The identity behind the artwork

Token images first use selected-pair metadata or matching token-profile artwork. If artwork is missing, the interface attempts the Trust Wallet asset repository using the network and exact contract; EVM contracts use checksum form. A matching symbol alone never selects a logo.

If both sources are unavailable, the token gets a stable contract identity icon with its initials and network color. Hover text identifies this fallback. Broken images advance to the next available source instead of leaving an empty avatar. Artwork is visual identification, not a verification badge.

05 / Your wallet. Your verified connection.

Sign in to your Site account, click Connect wallet, and choose an installed EVM or Solana wallet. EVM providers are discovered individually through EIP-6963 or compatible browser providers. MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase, Trust, OKX, Brave, Rainbow, and other compatible providers can appear when installed. Solana message-signing providers include Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, OKX, and compatible browser wallets.

Choose the address in your wallet and sign a readable message. The message includes this site, a random nonce, issuance time, and a five-minute expiry. The server verifies the signature and consumes the challenge once, including simultaneous attempts. No token approval, transfer, or blockchain transaction is requested to connect.

The verified address is linked to your signed-in account. Disconnecting removes this link and cancels pending challenges; stored wallet history remains and returns when that wallet is verified again. Disconnect before switching to another wallet. This version supports installed browser extensions and wallet in-app browsers. Remote QR pairing is not implemented.

06 / Make a discovery Echo

An Echo records attention from a verified address. It is not a purchase or endorsement. Open a token and click Make it Echo. The database stores the token’s chain, contract, observation price, wallet identity, and timestamp.

One verified wallet can Echo the same token once every six hours. The cooldown is enforced atomically on the server; repeated simultaneous requests cannot add duplicate Echoes. Other tokens have separate cooldowns. The interface shows when your next Echo becomes available.

A verified wallet proves control of an address, not a unique person. One person can control multiple wallets. EchoTrade does not charge for Echoes and does not pay rewards for contributing them.

07 / Momentum, in the open

A token needs at least one unique-wallet Echo in the rolling 24h window to receive an attention score. The score ranges from 0 to 100. Provider boosts do not add points.

  • 55 points: logarithmic normalization of 5 × unique wallets in 1h + unique wallets in 24h, with scale 2.15.
  • 20 points: recent acceleration, capped at 3.5 × (unique 1h / unique 24h).
  • 10 points: logarithmic selected-pair volume, with scale 7.
  • 10 points: logarithmic selected-pair liquidity, with scale 6.5.
  • 5 points: logarithmic wallet watchlist interest, with scale 2.2.

Each normalized component is capped at 1 and the sum is rounded. Quiet, Starting, Echoing, Rising, and Loud describe attention. Older Echoes leave the rolling windows automatically; a high score does not establish quality or predict returns.

08 / Keep your next discoveries close

Without a verified wallet, the ☆ button saves tokens in this browser. After wallet verification, saving uses the hosted database and can be accessed from another signed-in device linked to that wallet. Wallet watchlists hold up to 100 tokens. A token can be removed even if its market no longer returns from the provider.

My signals includes the latest 100 Echo records and up to 30 boards. You can import a previous browser watchlist in batches of up to 20 tokens. Import attempts are reported and unavailable tokens do not block the rest of the batch.

Echo reference prices are market observations when you contributed. They are not purchase prices, realized profit, or executed orders. Comparison selections remain local to this browser.

Price alerts / Keep your next checkpoint

Open a token and choose a USD price above or below the current price of its selected pool. Presets for −10%, +10%, and +25% are available, or you can enter an exact price. A verified wallet can keep up to 20 rules in the database, accessible across devices linked to that wallet.

Each rule stays tied to the network, contract, and pool selected when it was created. Checks request that pool from the provider; another pool becoming more liquid does not change the tracked pool. A missing, stale, or unusable observation leaves the rule armed. The app keeps the last checked price and observation time.

While EchoTrade is visible and your wallet is connected, it checks every 60 seconds. You can also click Check targets. A rule reaches its target once when an observed price is at or above an upper target, or at or below a lower target. Concurrent checks cannot trigger the same rule twice.

The header badge and in-app message show new observations. Review them on My alerts, mark them read, or remove a rule. A reached target does not reset automatically. To track another level, delete a finished rule and create a new one from the token page.

No checks run while the app is closed. Push and email delivery are not available. Provider prices can be delayed, and a move between checks can be missed. Targets are research reminders, not orders, trade execution, or guaranteed notification delivery.

09 / Turn a watchlist into a viewpoint

Build a Signal Board from 1–12 tokens in your wallet watchlist. Give it a title, explain the shared idea, and add a research note to each token. You can keep up to 30 boards per wallet.

Private boards can be read by an account verified to their owning wallet. Community boards appear in the community directory and can be read by visitors who have access to this Site. Sharing a link does not change a private board’s access rule. Only an owning wallet can delete its board.

Board notes are the creator’s opinion. Token figures show their observation time; open the token to request fresh market data. Boards are research collections, not trade orders or portfolio balances.

10 / Ask Echo Analyst what is moving

Ask in Indonesian or English about a token, rising or falling markets, or network activity. Mention a ticker or name, or use Ask Echo Analyst on a token page to pass the exact contract. Request a 5-minute, 1-hour, 6-hour, or 24-hour view; 24h is the default.

The assistant calculates explanations from observed market metrics. It can summarize price direction, selected-pair volume, liquidity, and buy or sell counts. General gainer and loser lists use tokens with at least $10K reported liquidity. Network explanations describe the available sample and median price change.

Replies include the source, observation time, and token links. If a ticker matches several contracts, multiple candidates are shown. The assistant does not invent news, listings, whale activity, or a specific reason for a price move. Buy or sell transaction counts do not measure net money flow.

The latest 40 conversation messages are stored for your signed-in account. Use the reset button to delete your saved conversation. Questions are limited to 500 characters and 15 requests per minute.

11 / Follow the signal to its DEX

Supported routes include Raydium for Solana, PancakeSwap for BNB Chain, and Uniswap for supported EVM networks. The link carries the token contract. Other networks can open their DEX Screener chart to continue research.

The external app handles its own wallet connection, selected network, quote, routing, slippage, network fees, and confirmation. A prefilled link does not guarantee a swap is available. EchoTrade does not hold funds or execute trades. These routes do not imply partnerships.

12 / Your data, with a clear boundary

The hosted database stores verified addresses, account links, expiring wallet challenges, Echoes, cooldowns, wallet watchlists, boards, research notes, observed market snapshots, token reports, rate-limit records, private price targets and their observations, and assistant conversation history. Private records are checked against the signed-in account and verified wallet on the server.

Community activity displays shortened wallet addresses, and community board records include their owning wallet address. Account identifiers and assistant conversations are not part of the public activity feed. Browser watchlists, comparison choices, and short-lived market caches use local browser storage.

External logo sources, DEX Screener, X, and DEX applications receive their own network requests and operate under their own policies. Wallet verification never asks for a seed phrase or private key.

13 / What is active, and what comes next

Live discovery, network views, token search, six sort modes, comparisons, contract-aware artwork, verified EVM and Solana connections, persistent watchlists, Echoes, cooldowns, Signal Boards, community activity, leaderboards, token reports, Echo Analyst, live market briefs, research shortcuts, and persistent in-app price targets are implemented in this version.

Reports are stored for later review; an operator moderation dashboard is not included. Remote QR wallet pairing, native wallets outside EVM and Solana, closed-app price checks, push or email notifications, a live news service, portfolio balances, and in-app swap execution are further development areas.

Market data can be incomplete or delayed. Thin liquidity and manipulated activity can distort what you see. Inspect the network, contract, pool context, and destination before deciding your next step.