# Overview

Strike's web frontend is a trading terminal built with Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui. Dark theme, inspired by Bloomberg and Polymarket.

## Stack

| Component         | Technology                                      |
| ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Framework         | Next.js 16 (App Router)                         |
| Styling           | Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui                        |
| Wallet            | Privy (server-managed wallets, no seed phrases) |
| Chain interaction | wagmi v3 + viem v2.45                           |
| Real-time data    | Indexer WebSocket                               |
| Contract ABIs     | Auto-generated from Foundry artifacts           |

> **Note:** Users get a server-managed wallet on signup. Transaction signing happens server-side via the Privy API — no browser extensions or seed phrases required.

## Pages

| Page          | Route              | Description                                   |
| ------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------- |
| Markets       | `/`                | Active markets with volume, spread, countdown |
| Trading       | `/market/:id`      | Full orderbook, order entry, trade history    |
| Portfolio     | `/portfolio`       | Positions, P\&L, bulk claim/redeem            |
| Market Detail | `/market/:id/info` | Resolution details, price chart, lifecycle    |

## Key UX Patterns

* **Batch-aware:** countdown timer to next clearing, indicative clearing price computed client-side
* **Transaction toasts:** pending → confirmed → success/error status on all chain interactions
* **Gas guards:** estimated gas shown before confirmation, "insufficient funds" prevention
* **Real-time:** orderbook and trade feed update via WebSocket, no manual refresh needed
* **Mobile-first:** responsive breakpoints, touch-friendly order entry, PWA-ready


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