Last updated: October 2026
Scopia is an information dashboard, not a financial advisor, broker or custodian. Everything you see — yields, prices, charts, the audit/launch notes, the "Verified" badge — is for research only. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything.
Scopia pulls live data from third parties — GeckoTerminal/CoinGecko's onchain API, DefiLlama, and the Flare Network RPC directly. We cache some of it briefly for speed and to control API costs, but we don't independently audit or verify it. APYs are variable and can swing or disappear entirely when a reward program ends. Always check a protocol or token yourself before acting on anything here.
A ✓ badge next to a token means Scopia's own team manually reviewed it against three criteria: a known, identifiable team or project; a contract we checked by hand for obvious red flags (hidden mint, owner backdoors); and a track record of several months trading with no known incident. It is our own editorial judgment, not an audit, not a guarantee, and not investment advice. Its absence doesn't mean a token is unsafe — it may simply mean we haven't reviewed it yet.
Scopia's Swap page is Scopia's own interface to SparkDEX, Ēnosys and BlazeSwap (liquidity pools on Flare). Prices come straight from each DEX's on-chain quoter, and your trade executes directly against the public router contract of whichever one gives you the better price, from your own connected wallet — Scopia does not operate the DEX's contract, hold custody of any funds at any point, or guarantee pricing, liquidity, or that a given token is legitimate. Scopia charges a small fee on each swap (shown on the swap page before you sign, capped on-chain at 1%), taken from the token you receive in the same transaction — this is how Scopia is funded. Routes are searched on the V3 pools of SparkDEX and Ēnosys, on SparkDEX V4 pools and on the V2 pools of SparkDEX, Ēnosys and BlazeSwap. V3 and V4 trades execute directly on the DEX's router (for tokens that charge their own transfer tax, such as FCAT, the tokens are paid from the pool straight to your wallet and Scopia takes no fee when you buy them); V2 trades go through a small smart contract operated by Scopia that takes the fee and passes your tokens to the DEX router and the result back to you within the same transaction. That contract is not custodial (it keeps no balances and can only call those three routers), but like any smart contract it may contain bugs. A token that trades elsewhere only may show no route. You are solely responsible for verifying contract addresses, slippage settings and every transaction you sign.
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