Coinhall

[[PROJECT:709]] launched in 2021 as a data and trading tool for the Cosmos ecosystem. It has since grown into a multi-chain terminal spanning 23 blockchains, with Solana joining its supported networks alongside Cosmos Hub, Terra Classic, dYdX, Noble, and other Cosmos-adjacent chains. As of September 2026, the platform reports over 238,000 users and more than $2.8 billion in cumulative Hallswap volume, according to the coinhall.org homepage.

The platform positions itself as the place where traders can find token prices, analyse liquidity pools, and execute swaps without opening a separate application for each chain.

What Coinhall Covers

The site groups its offering around three main areas: a markets dashboard, TradingView-powered price charts, and an in-page swap interface. A fourth product, Genie rewards campaigns, sits alongside those core tools.

Data is indexed in real-time as new blocks arrive on each supported network, according to the documentation. Pool pairs are pulled automatically from supported DEXes, with no manual listing required on Coinhall's side. On Solana, that currently includes Orca, Raydium, Phoenix, and Meteora pools.

Markets Dashboard

The markets view gives a real-time overview of token prices and pool performance across all chains Coinhall supports. Columns display USD price, 24-hour price change, market cap, liquidity, trading volume, and annualised pool fee rates. Users can filter by chain, sort by any column, toggle between verified and unverified pools, and add any pair to a personal watchlist.

A "verified" badge means at least one of several conditions has been met: the liquidity pool has sustained an average of $200,000 or more for 30 days when paired with a layer-1 coin or stablecoin; the token contract ownership has been renounced and a majority of the initial supply burned; the project has received verifiable external funding covered by a credible media source; or the token is listed on a reputable centralised exchange. The documentation is explicit that verification is not an endorsement and does not constitute a guarantee against fraud.

The platform also tracks new listings, allowing traders to sort pools by the recency of their creation. Users can configure Telegram alerts to notify them when new pairs appear on specific chains.

TradingView-Powered Charts

Each pair on Coinhall has its own chart page, built on TradingView. The integration gives users access to TradingView's full indicator library and charting tools across multiple timeframes. Alongside the price chart, each page displays circulating market cap, fully diluted valuation, total liquidity, 24-hour volume, and the pool's 7-day annualised fee rate.

A transaction table below the chart shows the most recent buy and sell orders for the pair, including timestamp, price, volume in USD, the quantity denominated in the quote asset, the wallet address, and the transaction hash. Clicking a wallet address filters the chart and transaction table to show only that address's activity, with buy and sell points overlaid on the price history.

For a given token, the chart view shows prices across different DEXes simultaneously, since prices reflect the most recent on-chain swap on each respective exchange and can differ between platforms.

Hallswap: DEX Aggregation and Cross-Chain Swaps

Hallswap is Coinhall's aggregation protocol. It gathers liquidity across the DEXes Coinhall supports and calculates the most efficient route for any swap between two tokens, including pairs with no direct pool. The protocol picks up new pools automatically whenever a new pair is created on a supported exchange, so new token launches are available for trading as soon as the liquidity exists.

The swap interface shows users the expected slippage, price impact, minimum tokens they will receive, and the transaction fee before they confirm. Slippage tolerance is configurable; if the price moves beyond the set threshold before the transaction settles, the swap fails rather than executing at a worse rate.

Beyond single-chain swaps, Coinhall supports cross-chain IBC swaps at coinhall.org/swap, allowing users to bridge tokens between IBC-compatible chains without leaving the platform.

CosmES: A Lightweight Cosmos Wallet Library

Alongside the trading interface, Coinhall maintains CosmES, an open-source TypeScript library for integrating Cosmos-compatible wallets into web applications. The library is tree-shakeable and framework-agnostic, designed to work with React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, and other frameworks.

According to the CosmES documentation, the library produces a bundle of 146 KB gzipped for a React application connecting to Keplr via browser extension or WalletConnect. The documentation states that is approximately 10 times smaller than the equivalent Cosmos Kit bundle. The library avoids Node.js dependencies and uses modern web APIs throughout, with support for Vite, SWC, and Rollup build tooling. The source is available on GitHub at github.com/coinhall/cosmes.

Genie Rewards and Campaign Infrastructure

Coinhall hosts a rewards system at coinhall.org/rewards, powered by its Genie platform. Projects can run campaigns that distribute tokens to users who complete specified on-chain actions, such as trading above a threshold volume or holding a particular asset. Eligibility is determined by a snapshot of past wallet activity; actions taken after the snapshot period does not change eligibility.

Each campaign operates against a corresponding smart contract that manages the rewards pool, and the contract address is publicly displayed so users can verify the campaign's legitimacy. Campaigns run on a first-come, first-served basis until the rewards pool is exhausted.

Telegram Integration

Coinhall offers a Telegram bot, @coinhallbot, that can be added to group chats. Members can use the /p command to check token prices directly in the group. The platform also supports individual recurring price alerts, allowing users to set a target price for any pair and receive a Telegram notification each time the price crosses that level, without requiring Coinhall to be open in a browser.

New pair alerts can be configured to notify users over Telegram whenever a pool matching specified criteria is created on a supported chain.

Validator Operations

Coinhall describes itself in its documentation as an "active community validator" across the ecosystems it covers, and positions its infrastructure operations as part of its participation in those networks rather than a standalone business line.

Solana Support

Solana is among the most active chains on Coinhall by pool count and market cap representation. The top-listed pairs on the main markets page are predominantly Solana-native, drawn from Orca, Raydium, Phoenix, and Meteora pools. Hallswap aggregates across all four DEXes for Solana swaps, and real-time indexing means new pools are reflected in listings as soon as they are created on any supported exchange.

Coinhall does not have its own token. The platform operates as a web application and can be added to a mobile home screen to function as a progressive web app.