The market index lists the venues a chain's token is followed on, asked of a
new /v1/chains/{chain}/markets so a chain followed nowhere says so and a
second venue needs no frontend change. The near-intents page carries the
price figures and listing evidence, swaps as they settle (from the
IntentsSwap push), and the settled history, paged newest first through
/intents/swaps?order=newest&before=… — the existing `after` stays for readers
going forward, and mixing the two directions is a 400.
`market` is a subject in lib/routes.ts like `node`: in parse, href and
isStandings together. `markets` parses too and is rewritten to the singular
every other kind uses.
Rendered against 964 real wNEAR trades before it shipped, which is what
showed the panel did not scale: seventy counter tokens became seventy tiles,
NFT swaps sat in the grid as prices with no number, and "wNEAR in USDC"
appeared six times for six different bridged tokens. Now only counters with
decimals are prices, most traded first — four tiles on the network page,
eight and a table of the rest on the market page — NFT and multi-token swaps
are a count, and a bridged token is labelled by its origin (`USDC · base`),
the contract it is, not the symbol it chose.
Closes #32
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015pkwBsR54NRmZyU4QVhvfj