# Altitude

One UI. Every market. Transparent P\&L. Maximum speed.

Altitude is an all-in-one trading terminal for discovering markets, executing trades, and tracking performance across supported onchain venues.

## Start here

1. Open [trade.reachaltitude.xyz](https://trade.reachaltitude.xyz/).
2. Select **Enter App**.
3. Connect with a wallet, Telegram, or a passkey.
4. If prompted for beta access, enter `ALTITUDIO`.
5. Complete or skip the optional wallet setup.
6. Use **Trending** or **TrenchView** to find a market.

![Altitude landing page](/files/kKNQuPwJ9oF6qeETvnhO)

{% hint style="warning" %}
Trading digital assets involves substantial risk. Prices, liquidity, security indicators, P\&L, and execution estimates can change quickly. Review every transaction before signing and never trade funds you cannot afford to lose.
{% endhint %}

## Product areas

* **Trending:** ranked HyperEVM token discovery with price, liquidity, market cap, volume, swaps, holders, and age.
* **Pair Analysis:** market data, trading, activity, wallet analytics, holder data, and token-security indicators.
* **TrenchView:** real-time launch and bonding feeds with quick-buy controls.
* **Watchlist:** saved tokens and custom groups.
* **Portfolio:** holdings, P\&L, performance buckets, top runners, and activity.
* **Referrals:** invite codes, fee-share balance, referred users, and leaderboard.
* **Perpetuals:** Hyperliquid perpetual markets, subject to beta availability.
* **Prediction markets:** supported outcome markets, subject to beta availability.

## Official links

* App: [trade.reachaltitude.xyz](https://trade.reachaltitude.xyz/)
* Documentation: [docs.reachaltitude.xyz](https://docs.reachaltitude.xyz/)
* Support: <contact@valtitude.xyz>


# Quickstart

## Requirements

* A current desktop or mobile browser.
* An internet connection.
* A supported sign-in method: wallet, Telegram, or passkey.
* Funds on the network and wallet you intend to trade from.

## 1. Enter the app

Open [trade.reachaltitude.xyz](https://trade.reachaltitude.xyz/) and select **Enter App**.

## 2. Sign in

Choose one of the methods shown by the app:

* **Connect Wallet**
* **Continue with Telegram**
* **Continue with Passkey**

![Altitude sign-in methods](/files/JUByQ6AFI8ani3lZTojP)

A new beta account may be asked for an access code. Enter:

```
ALTITUDIO
```

You may also be asked to claim a username. This is optional when the interface offers **Continue without Username**.

## 3. Set up a trading wallet

The onboarding flow can offer:

* **Deposit Funds:** send HYPE to the trading-wallet address shown by Altitude.
* **Import an existing wallet:** import a wallet inside the official Altitude interface.
* **Continue without Setup:** enter the app before funding a wallet.

![Optional account setup](/files/1WrxV6s3uwwvtCKqUYo5)

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never paste a private key into a message, support ticket, search engine, or website reached through an unsolicited link. If you use wallet import, verify that the address bar is exactly `trade.reachaltitude.xyz`.
{% endhint %}

## 4. Discover a market

* Open **Trending** for ranked HyperEVM markets.
* Open **TrenchView** for new, bonding, and bonded tokens.
* Use the global search field to search tokens, markets, or traders.

## 5. Review before trading

On a token page, review the contract address, venue, price, liquidity, market cap, activity, holder distribution, and security indicators. Security data is informational and is not a guarantee that a token is safe.

## 6. Place and monitor the trade

Choose **Market** or **Limit**, select **Buy** or **Sell**, enter the amount, review slippage, gas, price impact, and expected output, then submit. Track the result under **Positions**, **Balances**, **Open Orders**, **Your Activity**, or **Portfolio**.


# Accounts and sign-in

Altitude currently presents three sign-in paths.

## Wallet

Select **Connect Wallet** and choose a supported wallet from the connection modal. The wallet may be used to prove ownership and authorize supported actions. Read the wallet prompt before signing.

## Telegram

Select **Continue with Telegram** to authenticate through Telegram. Confirm that any authorization page belongs to Telegram and returns to `trade.reachaltitude.xyz`.

## Passkey

Select **Continue with Passkey**, then choose:

* **Sign Up with Passkey** for a new account.
* **Login with Passkey** for an existing account.

Passkeys use the authentication mechanism provided by your device or password manager. Add a second recovery method when possible before removing an existing passkey.

## Beta access code

New accounts may see **Access code — Enter an access code to join Altitude**. The current beta code is `ALTITUDIO`.

## Username

A username helps distinguish your public profile. If the claim step is optional, you can continue and set one later from **Profile**.

## Log out

Use the **Log Out** icon in the side navigation. Logging out ends the Altitude session; it does not disconnect or delete an external wallet.


# Wallet setup and funding

## Wallet modes

The onboarding flow can create or display an Altitude trading wallet, accept a deposit, or import an existing wallet. The **Profile** page lists linked wallets and identifies the primary EVM wallet.

## Deposit during onboarding

1. Select **Deposit Funds**.
2. Copy the wallet address shown by Altitude.
3. In the sending wallet, verify the destination address and network.
4. Send a small test amount first.
5. Wait for confirmation and verify the balance in Altitude.

The current onboarding text specifically requests **HYPE** for the new trading wallet. Other assets or networks may be available through individual product flows; always follow the asset and network displayed in the deposit modal.

## Deposit from the app

Select **Deposit** in the top bar or in the trading panel. Confirm:

* destination wallet;
* source and destination network;
* asset and amount;
* minimums or fees shown by the flow.

## Import an existing wallet

Import is offered as an onboarding option. Use it only on the official domain and only if you understand the security implications. A wallet holding significant funds should not be imported solely to test a beta product; consider a separate trading wallet.

## Withdraw

Where **Withdraw** is available:

1. Select the source wallet and asset.
2. Enter the destination address.
3. Verify the network and address character by character.
4. Review the amount and fees.
5. Submit and track the transaction on the relevant explorer.

Altitude cannot reverse a completed onchain transfer.


# Interface and navigation

## Top bar

The top bar contains:

* global search for tokens, markets, and traders;
* current account value;
* **Deposit**;
* account/profile access.

## Main navigation

The current beta navigation exposes:

* **Trending**
* **TrenchView**
* **Watchlist**
* **Profile**
* **Referrals**
* **Portfolio**
* **Log Out**

Some trading verticals are introduced through product updates or market selectors and may not appear for every account.

## Footer

The footer links to Terms, Privacy, and Docs and displays reference market prices. Reference prices are informational and may not match an executable quote.

## Global search

Use the search field to find supported tokens, markets, or traders. Confirm the full contract address before opening or trading a token with a duplicated name or ticker.


# Trending

The **Trending tokens** page ranks active HyperEVM markets.

![Trending tokens](/files/VUU702B8TcOMAVWcnIYF)

## Timeframes

The live interface currently offers:

* 5m
* 6h
* 12h
* 24h

The selected interval controls the period used for change and activity metrics.

## Columns

The table includes:

* token and market standard;
* price and price change;
* liquidity;
* market capitalization;
* volume;
* swaps, including buy/sell activity;
* holders;
* token age.

## Filters and sorting

Select **Filters** to narrow the list. Column headers can be used to compare markets. A high rank or high volume is not an endorsement.

## Open a token

Select a token name to open its Pair Analysis page. Verify the contract address because tickers and names are not unique.

## Add to Watchlist

Use the token's watchlist control to save it. Saved tokens can be organized into groups from the Watchlist page.


# Pair Analysis

Pair Analysis combines market data, execution controls, account state, recent activity, and token-risk indicators.

![Pair Analysis](/files/dGJRCG7GU2iGHMAyQcgf)

## Market header

The header can show:

* token symbol and contract address;
* selected market or liquidity pool;
* market cap;
* liquidity;
* USD price and quote-asset price;
* supply;
* project website or social links when available.

Select the abbreviated contract address to copy it. Verify it before trading.

## Account tabs

* **Positions:** venue, market, direction, size, entry and mark price, value, P\&L/ROE, and risk.
* **Balances:** available, reserved or margin balance, total, and USD value by wallet and venue.
* **Open Orders:** order type, direction, size, remaining size, price, mark price, value, and time-in-force or expiry.
* **Your Activity:** fills and account activity with value, fees, and transaction or fill identifiers.

## Market intelligence tabs

* **Transactions:** recent buys, sells, liquidity adds/removes, fees, transaction, trader, and pool.
* **Top Traders:** market participants ranked by available activity metrics.
* **Holders:** token-holder distribution.
* **Dev Tokens:** assets or balances associated with the deployer when available.

Recent-transaction rows can be filtered by type or maker. Explorer controls open the corresponding onchain record.

## Trading panel

The panel supports **Market** and **Limit** orders, **Buy** and **Sell**, amount presets, percentage sizing, slippage, gas controls, price impact, and expected output. See Spot trading.

## Market statistics

Below the trade panel, interval cards and 24-hour activity can include transactions, buys, sells, volume, buy volume, sell volume, makers, buyers, and sellers.

## Security indicators

Security sections may include contract flags, honeypot detection, buy and sell fees, liquidity burn, launchpad status, low-liquidity status, and holder concentration.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Security indicators can be incomplete, delayed, or wrong. Treat them as one input—not proof of safety. Independently review the contract, liquidity, permissions, and transaction simulation before trading.
{% endhint %}


# Watchlist

Watchlist stores markets you want to monitor without searching the full Trending feed.

![Watchlist](/files/qn3hN6Guj11OnDc1lcl2)

## Timeframes

The current page provides 5m, 6h, 12h, and 24h views.

## Groups

* **All** contains every saved token.
* Select **New group** to create a custom group.
* Assign or remove tokens from groups as your workflow changes.

## Add a token

Open Trending or a token page and use its watchlist control. A saved market then appears in Watchlist with the available price and activity metrics.

## Empty watchlist

If the page says **No tokens in your watchlist**, add tokens from Trending first.

A watchlist entry is not an alert and does not execute trades automatically.


# Referrals

The Referrals page contains invite codes, fee-share earnings, referred users, and a community leaderboard.

![Referrals](/files/gor9ADkxyWFUBXfZWK1L)

## Invite codes

The current beta interface shows a weekly allowance of up to three invite codes and a countdown when the allowance is exhausted. Availability and limits can change.

Share only the code generated for your account. A referred user sees the referring code on their Referrals page.

## Fee-share structure

The current public program describes three levels:

* **Tier 1 — direct referral:** 30% of the Altitude fee collected from the referred user's qualifying activity.
* **Tier 2:** 3%.
* **Tier 3:** 2%.

Actual eligibility, qualifying volume, supported products, and payout terms are controlled by the live program and Terms.

## Claim Balance

The page shows:

* available HYPE and USD-equivalent balance;
* total earned;
* claiming address;
* Claim button.

Verify the claiming address before submitting. A claim can require a valid wallet and onchain transaction.

## Referred Users and leaderboard

**Referred Users** lists users attributed to your code. **Community Leaderboard** ranks referral activity. Leaderboard values do not represent guaranteed earnings.


# Portfolio

Portfolio summarizes holdings, trading performance, and account activity.

![Portfolio](/files/ODS8FiLyfdzEn0jdOS5r)

## Timeframes

The live interface currently shows:

* 1d
* 1w
* 1mo
* all

## Summary metrics

* **Winrate**
* **Unrealized** P\&L
* total **PnL**

Values may be blank or zero when the selected wallet has no qualifying history.

## Performance

Trades are grouped into return buckets:

* above 500%;
* 200% to 500%;
* 0% to 200%;
* 0% to -50%;
* below -50%.

## Top runners and token breakdown

**Your top runners** highlights the strongest performers for the selected period. **Token Breakdown** visualizes portfolio composition when holdings are available.

## Holdings

The holdings table includes token, price, bought amount, sold amount, balance, USD value, and P\&L. Use **Most Profitable** and **Hide low balances** to change the view.

## Activity

The Activity table shows token, bought, sold, transaction, and time fields for recent activity.

{% hint style="info" %}
Portfolio analytics depend on indexed data, token pricing, cost-basis rules, fees, wallet selection, and supported venues. They can differ from tax or accounting records.
{% endhint %}


# Spot trading

Spot trading is available from a supported token's Pair Analysis page.

## Place a market order

1. Open the token and verify its contract address and selected pool.
2. Select **Market**.
3. Select **Buy** or **Sell**.
4. Enter an amount or use an amount/percentage preset.
5. Review slippage, gas, price impact, and expected output.
6. Confirm that the correct wallet is selected.
7. Submit and review the wallet or Altitude confirmation prompt.
8. Check **Your Activity**, **Balances**, or **Portfolio** for the result.

A market order prioritizes immediate execution. The final price can differ from the displayed price, especially in a volatile or illiquid pool.

## Place a limit order

1. Select **Limit**.
2. Choose Buy or Sell.
3. Enter the target price and size.
4. Review expiry or time-in-force when shown.
5. Submit.
6. Monitor the order under **Open Orders**.

A limit order may fill partially or not at all. Canceling an onchain or venue order may require a transaction and fee.

## Amount controls

The interface can show fixed amount presets and 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or Max sizing. Presets can vary by wallet, network, or user settings.

## After execution

Use the transaction identifier or explorer link to verify onchain status. If the UI and explorer disagree, wait for confirmation, refresh the page, and rely on the authoritative chain or venue record.


# Orders and trade settings

## Slippage

Slippage tolerance is the maximum execution-price movement accepted by the trade. Higher slippage can help execution in fast markets but increases the risk of a poor fill or adverse execution.

Use the lowest practical value for the market's liquidity and volatility. A trade can still fail if the quoted route changes before execution.

## Gas and priority fees

The spot panel displays a gas control, and TrenchView provides advanced quick-buy settings. Higher fees can improve inclusion speed but do not guarantee execution or profitability.

## Price impact

Price impact estimates how much the order itself moves the pool price. It is different from slippage tolerance. Large impact is a warning that the order is large relative to available liquidity.

## Expected output

Expected output is an estimate based on the current route and pool state. Review the final minimum received or maximum spent in the transaction prompt.

## Open Orders

The Open Orders table can include venue, market, order type, direction, original size, remaining size, order and mark price, value, expiry/time-in-force, and wallet.

## Cancel or replace

When controls are available, cancel an unwanted open order before placing a conflicting replacement. Confirm whether part of the order already filled.

## User settings

Profile settings can store network-specific trading preferences for HyperEVM, Solana, and supported outcome markets. Review saved settings after switching device, wallet, or network.


# Prediction markets

Altitude's product stack includes outcome-market support for Polymarket and Hyperliquid outcome markets. Availability depends on the current beta release, jurisdiction, wallet, and market status; these markets may not appear in the main sidebar for every account.

## Market discovery

Where enabled, the interface can provide market search, categories, market details, order books, price history, holders, recent trades, public profiles, and leaderboards.

## Trading

Supported flows can include:

* quote retrieval;
* market or limit-style orders where the venue supports them;
* open-order updates and cancellations;
* position closure;
* redemption after resolution;
* activity and P\&L history.

Before submitting, review the exact outcome wording, resolution source, end date, invalid-market rules, price, fees, and maximum loss.

## Funding

Polymarket flows may require a dedicated wallet and supported USDC funding/bridging steps. Confirm the supported source asset, destination network, quote, and bridge status. Do not send funds directly to an address unless the current Altitude flow explicitly instructs you to.

## Resolution risk

Outcome tokens are not ordinary spot assets. Their value depends on market rules and final resolution. Ambiguous wording, disputed sources, delays, venue intervention, or invalid-market conditions can affect settlement.


# Fees

Fees vary by product and may include Altitude fees, venue fees, network fees, bridge costs, funding, and price impact.

## Published Altitude fees

The current public documentation states:

| Product      |          Altitude fee |
| ------------ | --------------------: |
| Spot trading |   1% of traded volume |
| Perpetuals   | 0.01% per transaction |

Referral status can affect the economics described by the referral program. The order preview and current Terms govern if they differ from this page.

## Other costs

* **Network gas:** paid to the blockchain, not Altitude.
* **Priority fee:** optional or configurable execution-inclusion fee where supported.
* **Venue fees:** exchange, pool, or market-specific fees.
* **Funding:** periodic payments between perpetual longs and shorts.
* **Bridge fees:** costs incurred when moving assets across networks or venues.
* **Price impact:** economic effect of consuming liquidity; not a fee paid to Altitude.
* **Slippage:** difference between expected and actual execution; not necessarily a fee.

Always review the final trade or transaction prompt.


# Profile and linked accounts

The Profile page manages identity, recovery methods, wallets, and trading preferences.

![Profile settings](/files/7WEZQVykFhtbDHuD0pyW)

## Public profile

* upload a JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF profile image;
* claim or update a username, subject to availability.

## Account access and recovery

The live page can show:

* Telegram link status;
* primary EVM wallet;
* connected passkeys;
* Twitter connection;
* email address.

Available actions can include link, replace, unlink, rename, delete, or add a passkey.

## Recovery checklist

Before replacing or unlinking an authentication method:

1. add and test a second method;
2. verify access on another device or private browser session;
3. confirm that you control the primary wallet;
4. keep recovery information offline and secure.

## Trading and portfolio settings

Profile settings can manage linked trading wallets and network-specific preferences. Confirm the selected default wallet before placing an order.


# TrenchView

TrenchView is a real-time feed for discovering newly created and launchpad-driven tokens.

![TrenchView](/files/Vc0ei3zJnStgLcC4Oune)

## Feed stages

The live interface separates tokens into:

* **New**
* **Bonding**
* **Bonded**

Counts can change as the feed updates.

## Token cards

A card can include:

* token name, symbol, and abbreviated contract address;
* age;
* holder count;
* market cap;
* holder-distribution indicators such as T10 and DH;
* quick-buy action.

## Sort and filter

Use **Sort** and **Filters** to prioritize creation time and other available criteria. Newly created tokens can have minimal liquidity, concentrated supply, mutable permissions, or malicious code.

## Quick Buy

The side panel shows the selected wallet, HYPE balance, amount, maximum balance control, and advanced settings.

Before using Quick Buy:

1. verify the contract address;
2. confirm the wallet and available balance;
3. review amount, slippage, and gas settings;
4. inspect security and holder data;
5. submit only after checking the final transaction prompt.

Quick Buy reduces clicks, not risk.


# Perpetuals

Altitude integrates Hyperliquid perpetual markets. Product availability can vary by beta account and release stage; the current interface may surface Perps through a product update or market selector rather than the main sidebar.

## Supported market types

The published product scope includes:

* crypto perpetuals;
* HIP-3 builder-deployed markets, including tokenized asset markets where available.

Always confirm the venue, oracle, collateral, leverage limits, fees, and market status shown in the order panel.

## Open a position

1. Open the Perps interface and select a market.
2. Choose **Long** or **Short**.
3. Select Market or Limit.
4. Enter size and leverage.
5. Add take-profit or stop-loss instructions if desired.
6. Review margin requirement, liquidation price, fees, and estimated execution.
7. Submit and verify the resulting position.

## Manage a position

The app's perpetuals capabilities include:

* open-position and unrealized-P\&L monitoring;
* leverage and margin updates;
* TP/SL configuration;
* partial or full close;
* market or limit close;
* position reversal;
* cancellation of individual or all open orders.

## Margin and liquidation

Perpetual positions can be partially or fully liquidated when margin falls below venue requirements. High leverage reduces the distance to liquidation. Funding payments, fees, and mark-price movements affect account equity.

## Transfers

Altitude supports transfer flows between supported spot and perps balances. Verify the direction, amount, and resulting available margin before confirming.

{% hint style="danger" %}
A stop-loss is not guaranteed to execute at its trigger price. Gaps, thin liquidity, latency, or venue conditions can cause slippage or liquidation before the order fills.
{% endhint %}


# RPC services

Altitude provides managed blockchain infrastructure for projects with latency, customization, or data requirements that are not well served by generic self-service RPC plans.

## Services

* private node access;
* limited shared-node access;
* custom API and RPC endpoints;
* low-latency infrastructure for time-sensitive workloads;
* custom indexing and data aggregation;
* project-specific DeFi integrations.

## Engagement model

RPC services are currently consultative rather than a public self-service API. Scope, supported chain, capacity, retention, service level, and pricing are agreed per deployment.

## Request access

Email <contact@valtitude.xyz> with:

* target chain and network;
* required RPC methods or datasets;
* expected requests per second and burst load;
* latency and region requirements;
* archive or historical-data needs;
* WebSocket/subscription needs;
* authentication and allow-list requirements;
* desired start date.


# Technical scope

## Infrastructure types

Altitude's published scope includes:

* execution-layer nodes, including reth-based deployments;
* consensus-layer nodes where required;
* archive nodes for historical state and data;
* EVM-compatible chain infrastructure;
* custom endpoints and indexing.

## Customization

For compatible stacks, an engagement can include:

* optimized or modified RPC methods;
* project-specific endpoints;
* response shaping and aggregation;
* DeFi indexing;
* dedicated or capacity-limited access.

## Production checklist

Before launch, agree on:

* exact networks and chain IDs;
* endpoint URLs and authentication;
* rate and concurrency limits;
* data retention and archive depth;
* latency and availability objectives;
* regional deployment and failover;
* logging, monitoring, and incident contacts;
* change management and maintenance windows.

## Important limitation

This documentation does not publish a universal endpoint, SLA, rate limit, or supported-method matrix because those depend on the contracted deployment. Request the specification for your environment from Altitude.


# Contact

## Product and account support

Email: <contact@valtitude.xyz>

Include the network, wallet address, transaction hash or order ID, timestamp, browser, and exact error. Do not include private keys, seed phrases, passwords, or passkey secrets.

## Links

* App: [trade.reachaltitude.xyz](https://trade.reachaltitude.xyz/)
* Docs: [docs.reachaltitude.xyz](https://docs.reachaltitude.xyz/)
* Telegram trading bot links may appear on supported Pair Analysis pages.

## Infrastructure inquiries

Use the same contact address for private RPC nodes, custom endpoints, indexing, or low-latency infrastructure requirements.


# Security and risk

## Domain verification

The official trading domain is:

```
https://trade.reachaltitude.xyz/
```

Bookmark it. Avoid sponsored search links, lookalike domains, unsolicited DMs, and browser extensions that modify transaction prompts.

## Private keys and seed phrases

Altitude's onboarding can offer wallet import. A private key or seed phrase gives complete control of that wallet.

* Never send it to Altitude support or any other person.
* Never paste it into Discord, Telegram, email, or a support form.
* Prefer a dedicated trading wallet with limited funds.
* Verify the exact domain before importing.

## Transaction review

Before signing:

* confirm network, wallet, asset, amount, and recipient;
* review token approvals and spending limits;
* verify minimum received or maximum spent;
* check gas and priority fees;
* reject prompts you did not initiate.

## Token risk

New or low-liquidity tokens can involve honeypots, transfer restrictions, high taxes, mutable contracts, concentrated supply, removable liquidity, counterfeit tickers, and manipulated volume.

Altitude security indicators are informational. No scanner can guarantee safety.

## Market and execution risk

Prices can move before confirmation. Market orders, stop orders, bridges, and liquidations can execute at worse prices than expected. Venues, RPC providers, indexers, wallets, or networks can be unavailable or delayed.

## Account security

Use multiple recovery methods where supported. Protect Telegram, email, wallet, device, and password-manager accounts with strong authentication. Review linked methods and wallets regularly.


# Troubleshooting

## I cannot enter the beta

* Verify the domain is `trade.reachaltitude.xyz`.
* Use a supported wallet, Telegram, or passkey sign-in.
* If asked for an access code, enter `ALTITUDIO` exactly.
* Disable aggressive script blocking for the official domain and retry.

## My balance is zero after a deposit

1. Verify the transaction succeeded on the correct network explorer.
2. Confirm the destination address matches the wallet shown in Profile.
3. Confirm the deposited asset and network are supported by that flow.
4. Refresh after finality.
5. If still missing, contact support with the transaction hash—never a private key.

## A token does not appear

* Search by full contract address.
* Verify the selected network.
* The market may not yet be indexed or supported.
* Newly launched or inactive markets can take time to appear.

## A trade failed

Common causes include insufficient balance, insufficient gas, stale quote, low liquidity, slippage too low, expired limit, token approval failure, contract restrictions, or network congestion. Read the displayed error and inspect the transaction on the explorer.

## The quoted and executed amounts differ

Quotes change with pool state and market activity. Compare the signed minimum received/maximum spent, the confirmed transaction, fees, and price impact.

## Portfolio or P\&L looks wrong

Confirm the wallet, timeframe, venue, and supported network. Wait for indexing, refresh, and compare against explorer transactions. Provide support with wallet address and transaction hashes, not credentials.

## Passkey login fails

Use the device or password manager that holds the credential. Try another linked authentication method. Do not delete the remaining passkey until alternate access works.

## Contact support

Email <contact@valtitude.xyz> with:

* wallet address;
* network and market;
* transaction hash or order ID;
* timestamp;
* screenshot and exact error message;
* browser and device.

Never include a seed phrase, private key, passkey secret, or password.


# Glossary

**Available balance** — Funds not currently reserved for orders or margin.

**Bonding** — Launchpad stage in which a token is progressing through a bonding curve before full liquidity migration.

**Bonded** — Token that completed the bonding phase according to its launchpad.

**Cost basis** — Value used to measure profit or loss relative to acquired assets.

**Gas** — Blockchain execution fee.

**Holder concentration** — Share of supply controlled by the largest wallets.

**Limit order** — Order that executes only at the specified price or better, subject to venue rules and liquidity.

**Liquidity** — Assets available for trading in a pool or order book.

**Liquidation price** — Estimated price at which a leveraged position can be forcibly reduced or closed.

**Market cap** — Token price multiplied by the relevant supply measure; methodology can vary.

**Market order** — Order intended to execute immediately against available liquidity.

**Mark price** — Venue reference price used for unrealized P\&L and liquidation calculations.

**Open interest** — Outstanding notional value of open derivatives positions.

**Price impact** — Estimated movement caused by the order itself.

**Reserved / margin** — Funds committed to orders or positions.

**Slippage** — Difference between expected and executed price.

**TIF / expiry** — Time-in-force or expiration rule for an order.

**Unrealized P\&L** — Estimated gain or loss on a position not yet closed.