The Terminal
One screen for every market TRUE trades: memecoins on five chains, tokenised stocks, RWAs and pre-IPO, with the chart, the data and the ticket together.
What it is
The Terminal is where trading actually happens. Every market TRUE lists is on one screen, and the research and the order live side by side rather than in two places you have to reconcile.
Most platforms make you choose: a clean app that shows you a price, or a professional terminal that assumes you already know what you are buying. The Terminal is the second one with the first one’s onboarding.
What you can trade there
- Memecoins on Solana: the full long tail, by symbol or by pasting a mint address.
- Memecoins on Robinhood Chain, Base and Ethereum: the same screen, a chain selector. See Chains and Wallets.
- Tokenised US stocks: over 800 names, on chain, 24/7, settling like any other token. See Spot and Stocks.
- RWAs and pre-IPO tokens: tokenised real-world assets and private companies.
- Perps: the leveraged venue is one tap away, on its own screen. See Perps DEX.
What you see per asset
| Price and chart | Live price with candles at the timeframe you pick |
| Liquidity | How much depth there actually is, which is what decides your slippage |
| Holders | Top holders and how concentrated the supply is |
| Security | Mint authority, freeze authority, transfer fee, honeypot checks |
| Trade tape | The recent on-chain trades, newest first |
| The ticket | Buy or sell, with the quote and the fee before you confirm |
The security panel is the one most people skip and should not. A token whose mint authority is still live can have more supply printed; one with a freeze authority can have your balance frozen. Legitimate tokenised stocks and RWAs keep a freeze authority for compliance, which is why that flag needs reading rather than reacting to.
On mobile
The same thing, split the way a phone wants it: Markets for browsing and search, the Fun tab for memecoins including the EVM chains, and the asset detail screen carrying the chart, the data panels and the ticket.
Honest limitations
- The data is as good as the chain it comes from. A token minutes old has thin data everywhere, not just here.
- A quote is a quote. On a thin token the fill can differ from the number on the screen, and on a fast one it will.
- Security flags are information, not protection. They tell you what the contract permits, not what the team intends.
They can go to zero in minutes, liquidity can vanish, and a token can be built so that you can buy it and not sell it. Never put in more than you are willing to lose completely, on any chain.
See also
- Chains and Wallets: the chains and the wallets behind them.
- Deposit, Withdraw, Send and Convert: getting money in, out and across.
- Whales: who is actually making money, and copying them.