The trenches, sorted
Fresh launches, coins about to graduate, and the ones that already did. Three columns that update as fast as the chain does.
- Solana
- BNB
- Base
- Robinhood
- HyperEVM
- Ink
- Arc
- Monad
Live on Solana, BNB, Base, Robinhood, HyperEVM, Ink, Arc, and Monad
Pit puts new launches, Hyperliquid perps, cross-chain buys and the wallets worth following in one terminal. One balance, one login, and nothing to switch to while the chart moves without you.
Self-custodial. Your keys, not ours.
The Pit terminal on one screen: new launches, coins about to graduate, coins that migrated, and a HYPE perp ticket.
How it goes right now
Someone posts the CA. It's already moving.
You paste it into a screener. Then a second one, because the first is lagging.
Your SOL is sitting on Base. Of course it is.
Bridge. Wait. Refresh. Wait some more.
The swap fails on slippage. You bump it and try again.
By the time it fills, the people who were early are selling to you.
On Pit
That's one click. We find the route, move the money and fill the order. You pick the size.
What's in the terminal
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Fresh launches, coins about to graduate, and the ones that already did. Three columns that update as fast as the chain does.
Hyperliquid perps sit right next to your spot bags. Hedge a meme with a short on the majors and never leave the page.
Buy a Solana coin with USDC that's sitting on Base. Pit routes it for you. No bridge tab, no staring at a confirmation you can't speed up.
See what people actually bought, when they bought it, and whether it's working. Receipts, not screenshots.
Sign in with email or Apple. You get an EVM wallet and a Solana wallet, and we never hold your money.
Mirror a wallet across Solana, EVM chains and Hyperliquid. Set a max size, set a stop, go to sleep.
Pit is built for people who already know what a bonding curve is. We didn't dumb anything down. We just took out the parts that made you slow.
Fees
No tiers to unlock and no spread tucked inside the price. You see the number before you confirm.
Why we built it
We were the people with eleven tabs open. A screener in one, perps in another, a bridge that took four minutes in a third, and a group chat yelling at us in the fourth.
Most days we weren't losing to bad calls. We were losing to the plumbing. So we built the terminal we wanted. It's fast, it's a little dense, and it doesn't hold your hand. If something feels slow or annoying, tell us. We read everything.
— The Pit team
Don't find out from the timeline. Open the terminal, or take it with you on your phone.