Byrrgis, a non-custodial on-chain trading platform, has opened its beta to its full community, bringing several trading and discovery tools into one interface.
The platform is designed to address some of the fragmentation that remains common in on-chain trading. Traders looking for new tokens may need to move between screeners, charts and blockchain data, while trading across networks can require bridges, wallet changes and separate balances of native tokens for transaction fees.
Byrrgis combines these functions through four main features: Scout Score, Byrrgis Engine, True Multi-Chain and Universal Gas.
Scoring and token discovery
The platform assigns every supported coin a live Scout Score between 0 and 100. The score combines indicators related to on-chain risk, momentum and tradability, with the result changing as market conditions develop.
Byrrgis says the system is applied across hundreds of thousands of coins, giving users an initial snapshot of an asset before they examine its underlying data in greater detail.
The scoring system is intended as an analytical tool rather than a prediction of future performance. Byrrgis also emphasizes that the information does not constitute a guarantee or financial advice.
The platform's Byrrgis Engine takes the discovery process further by using the Scout Score alongside selected filters to identify coins based on current market activity. Its categories include Trending, Surge, Top Gainers and New Listings.
The aim is to help users identify changes in trading activity earlier, particularly in markets where token prices and liquidity can change quickly.
Trading across multiple networks
Byrrgis currently supports Solana, Ethereum and BNB Chain through its True Multi-Chain feature. The system allows users to purchase tokens on one supported network using assets held on another without manually bridging funds beforehand.
For example, someone holding assets on Solana can use them to purchase a token on BNB Chain without first transferring the funds to the destination network or acquiring BNB separately for gas.
The cross-chain routing takes place in the background, allowing users to initiate the trade without managing each step of the underlying process themselves.
Byrrgis is also addressing transaction fees through Universal Gas. The feature allows users to pay gas using ETH, SOL, BNB, USDC, USDT or USDG rather than requiring them to maintain separate native-token balances for each network.
Together, True Multi-Chain and Universal Gas are intended to reduce the operational steps between discovering a token and executing a trade.
"On-chain traders move fast, but the infrastructure around them is still fragmented," said Siraaj Ahmed, CEO of Byrrgis. "We built Byrrgis around the moments where traders lose time. The Scout Score helps you understand what's happening with a coin, Byrrgis Engine helps you find activity earlier, and our multi-chain and Universal Gas infrastructure lets you act without stopping to bridge funds or manage gas across different chains."
The beta is now available to the project's wider community. Byrrgis says it will use feedback from early users to refine the platform and its scoring system before a broader rollout.
Dan Burgin
U.Today Editorial Team
