skynet

Skynet Trading is a designated market maker and advisory firm for digital assets and exchanges. It supplies liquidity and quantitative trading strategies to token issuers and exchanges through its own non-custodial software, offered as a service. We designed the company website: a home page under the headline Trading Solutions For The Digital Assets Market, plus Services, About and Contact pages.

In the hero, five service pills sit directly above a preview of the client dashboard, so the product is on screen before any long copy. The pages run on dark navy with a faint star field. Headings use a plain grotesk, while labels and service descriptions switch to monospace, which keeps the two levels of text apart.

The Skynet mark is a cluster of circuit traces ending in round nodes, set above the spaced capitals of the name. We turned it into a 3D object: a glass cube filled with stars, the logo engraved on one face, floating inside a thin orbit line. On the website it anchors the Services we provide block, with five frosted cards arranged around it.

A second render shows stacks of blue database cylinders joined by glowing links. It sits next to the copy about the non-custodial SaaS model and returns on the Our Expertise slide. Both objects are lit in the blues and violets of the interface, which keeps the 3D work and the UI in one palette.

Behind the website sits the client dashboard, where a token issuer follows the bots that trade its pairs. A left sidebar holds Dashboard, Market Making, Balances, Charts and Transactions. Tabs along the top switch between a cumulative view and single exchanges such as KuCoin, MEXC and Binance.

Each pair gets a pie chart of its balance split, drawn in blues and violet that stay distinct on slate panels. Bot parameters sit in plain tables for market making, liquidity and adaptive strategies. A Create New Task panel reduces a new order to a sell or buy toggle, a conservative or aggressive mode and preset size chips. The only warm colour is a muted orange banner asking the client to refill the balance.

The case shows four mobile screens that carry the desktop logic into a phone layout. Counters for documents, bots and messages run along the top. An All Exchanges dropdown and a coin chip take over from the tabs, and the per-pair pie charts become cards with their neighbours peeking in from the edges.

Choosing a coin opens a bottom sheet, the candlestick chart keeps its drawing toolbar, and the menu repeats the five desktop sections with Edit Profile and Log Out underneath. A tab bar with five icons stays at the bottom of the screen.

The same visual language carries into the presentations. One deck introduces Skynet EGLD Capital, listed under Investing on the website, as an investment fund focused on growing the Elrond ecosystem. Its overview spans thirteen slides, from fund terms and investment strategy to service providers and portfolio managers. Further slides explain the DEX offer: AMM pool efficiency, AMM custody and the EVM AMMs the service runs on.

The company deck opens on a night-sky photo with a single line about liquidity solutions, trading strategies and advisory services. Services are numbered in green monospace, exchange logos sit in an even grid of dark tiles, and photos of Earth at night and chart close-ups break up the text-heavy slides.