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# Navigation Basics

## Navigation Basics

The Fordex interface is designed for speed, clarity, and simplicity while maintaining **advanced trader tools**.

#### **Main Sections**

1. **Market Screener**
   * Displays real-time token pairs across supported chains.
   * Columns include: price, 24h volume, liquidity, FDV/MC, % changes (5m/1h/24h), pair age.
   * Filter by chain, category (meme/utility), market cap, liquidity, and new pairs.
2. **Pair Page**
   * Detailed view of a single token pair.
   * Includes price chart, liquidity stats, contract risk analysis, and recent transactions.
   * Built-in **Trade Panel** to buy/sell instantly.
3. **Risk Scanner**
   * Automated analysis of contracts for owner privileges, LP lock %, tax structure, top holders.
   * Issues **Risk Badges**: Safe-ish / Caution / High Risk.
4. **Trade Terminal**
   * Execute trades with **multi-router aggregation** (Uniswap, Pancake, Curve, etc.).
   * Features: one-click buy/sell, quick approvals, gas estimations, price impact.
5. **Alerts**
   * Set alerts for price movements, volume spikes, whale transactions, or rug signals.
   * Alerts delivered via **Telegram, Discord, or Email**.
6. **Portfolio**
   * Connect your wallet to view balances, token holdings, and basic PnL.
   * Optional CSV imports for cost-basis tracking.
7. **AI Features (Pro)**
   * Natural language queries to screen tokens.
   * AI-generated risk scores and optimized swap routes.


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