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Byrrgis enters multi-chain trading with live token scoring and universal gas

A new player in on-chain trading is bringing token discovery, real-time scoring and cross-chain execution into one terminal.

Byrrgis has opened its beta to its full community, giving users access to a non-custodial trading platform spanning Solana, Ethereum and BNB Chain. The platform combines a live Scout Score with tools for finding coins early, buying across supported networks and paying gas without maintaining separate native token balances.

The problem it is tackling sits between finding a coin and being able to trade it. On-chain traders can move between screeners, charts and blockchain data to evaluate a token, then face additional steps to bridge funds, switch networks or acquire gas. Byrrgis is designed to bring that workflow into a single environment.

From token discovery to a live score

The platform gives every available coin a Scout Score between 0 and 100, combining on-chain risk, momentum and tradability. According to Byrrgis, the...

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