Solana trading terminal with research and wallet tools
MASTRtrade puts token discovery, evidence and execution in the same workspace. Move from a market row to a token’s checks, holders and available trade without rebuilding the context in several separate tools.
Start with the question you need to answer
Markets helps you discover tokens. A token report brings together price, pools, holder information and security checks. Wallet Watch follows public addresses, while the journal and saved research keep a record of your own observations.
Degen, Trader and Pro views organise the available information for different workflows. The mode you choose is a presentation preference, not a change in what a wallet signature authorises.
Keep the source beside the number
MASTRtrade combines provider responses and on-chain observations. Source names, observation times and unavailable readings help separate current evidence from an old snapshot. Historical charts show available coverage and distinguish daily price samples from full OHLCV bars.
An attractive chart is not enough to justify a trade. Authorities, supply distribution, execution costs and liquidity describe different parts of the risk.
Trade through the existing wallet workflow
Swaps are routed through Jupiter. External wallets handle their own signing; the optional Quick Wallet signs locally in the browser after it is unlocked. MASTRtrade does not receive the Quick Wallet’s private key.
The terminal also exposes its supported limit, DCA and exit-order workflows. Availability and execution depend on the relevant provider, network and user authorisation. A route or quote is not a confirmed transaction.
Use it on the screen you have
The web terminal supports desktop, tablet and phone layouts. Existing navigation remains available, and the public guides explain features without requiring a wallet connection. The walkthrough in Start here is available when you want an introduction.
These guides are accessible without JavaScript. Interactive charts, live data and wallet actions run in the terminal.
Questions and answers
Do I need a Google account to use the terminal?
No Google account is required to open MASTRtrade or read its public research pages. Wallet actions use the terminal’s wallet workflow.
Is MASTRtrade an exchange that holds my funds?
It is an interface to supported routes and services. External-wallet keys stay with the wallet; the optional Quick Wallet stores its encrypted key in the user’s browser.
These guides describe product behaviour and data limitations. They do not recommend a token, promise a successful trade or guarantee a financial result.