Tradoor is a decentralized derivatives trading platform and token ecosystem that offers options and perpetual (perp) markets with interfaces on web, mobile, and Telegram. The project emphasizes low-latency execution, price-locking at order placement, anti–front‑running design, and AI‑assisted risk controls. Its public materials describe a multi‑chain strategy “starting on TON (The Open Network)” alongside active token markets on BNB Smart Chain (BEP‑20). The native token, TRADOOR, is tracked on major market data aggregators and appears on multiple centralized and decentralized venues. The platform’s documentation highlights a probabilistic pricing model (NDMM), Auto‑Deleveraging (ADL), and forthcoming features such as a “Quant AI” trading assistant. ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}​

Overview

Tradoor positions itself as a retail‑friendly exchange and protocol for leveraged derivatives (options and perps) with an emphasis on simple onboarding across common interfaces. Public descriptions highlight “one‑tap” private trading, rapid order confirmations on the order of tens of milliseconds, and mechanisms intended to reduce front‑running and hidden execution costs. The platform’s documentation references an NDMM (Normal‑Distribution‑based) pricing mechanism and risk systems including ADL; marketing and aggregator pages add claims about AI‑assisted features (liquidity protection and an upcoming “Quant AI” assistant) and multi‑chain expansion beginning with TON. ^{[2] [4]}​

Public market listings and snapshots show an actively traded token on BNB Smart Chain (BEP‑20), with the CoinMarketCap page providing contract metadata, supply figures, and exchange coverage. A separate CoinGecko listing presents overlapping but not fully identical supply metrics, underscoring the need to verify tokenomics against the contract and official materials. ^{[3] [5]}​

History and Timeline

• September 2025 — Platform goes live (reported): An educational profile states Tradoor’s public mainnet/platform launch occurred in September 2025. This date appears in exchange‑education coverage rather than in a dated announcement on the project website and should be treated as secondary reporting. ^[6]
• Undated — Token contract and chain association: Aggregator metadata records the TRADOOR token on BNB Smart Chain (BEP‑20) with contract 0x9123400446a56176eb1b6be9ee5cf703e409f492. ^[3]
• September 4, 2025 — Aggregator‑reported ATL (CoinGecko): CoinGecko logs an all‑time low of $0.4802 on this date. ^[5]
• January 25, 2026 — Aggregator‑reported ATL (CoinMarketCap): CoinMarketCap records an all‑time low of $0.666 on this date. ^[3]
• April 22, 2026 — ATH (aggregators): CoinMarketCap reports an all‑time high of 9.98. ^{[3] [5]}
• April 23, 2026 — Market snapshot: CoinMarketCap shows price near 8.10, 24h volume ≈ 116.22M, FDV ≈ $485.97M, and 43 markets including PancakeSwap v3 and several CEX venues. ^[3]
• Ongoing (2025–2026) — Documentation and multi‑chain statements: The documentation site outlines NDMM pricing, ADL, and a multi‑chain plan “starting on TON,” with forthcoming “Quant AI.” ^[2]

These events are compiled from public aggregator snapshots and the project’s documentation; dates for funding, founding, and detailed product release notes were not conclusively identified in the cited materials. ^{[2] [3]}​

Technology and Tokenomics

Architecture and execution model

Tradoor’s documentation describes a derivatives engine accessible by web, mobile, and Telegram, focused on minimizing slippage and front‑running. Two concise statements from the docs summarize key execution claims: “Orders are confirmed in 50 ms” and “The price you see is locked the moment you order.” The docs also reference on‑chain privacy protections intended to mitigate order surveillance. ^[2]​

• NDMM pricing: Tradoor references a Normal Distribution‑Based Market Maker (NDMM) as the pricing mechanism. Although the public overview is high‑level, NDMM is framed as a model‑driven approach for continuous liquidity and predictable pricing behavior in options and perpetuals. ^[2]
• Risk controls: The platform outlines liquidation risk controls, Auto‑Deleveraging (ADL) as a fail‑safe during extreme moves, and an “AI‑enhanced liquidity shield” designed to defend liquidity from toxic flow. Technical specifics (algorithms, parameters) are summarized at a high level in public docs. ^[2]
• Client surfaces: Trading is marketed as available via the web application, mobile apps, and a Telegram interface, aligning with an acquisition strategy focused on messaging‑native flows for retail users. ^{[1] [2]}

Blockchains used

• Active token chain: CoinMarketCap lists the TRADOOR token as a BEP‑20 asset on BNB Smart Chain with contract 0x9123400446a56176eb1b6be9ee5cf703e409f492. ^[3]
• Claimed/announced protocol chain: Tradoor’s documentation and aggregator summaries state a multi‑chain roadmap “starting on TON (The Open Network).” These materials frame TON as the initial chain for the protocol’s broader expansion and UX goals, though on‑chain mappings for each product component should be confirmed within current docs and explorers. ^{[2] [4]}

Token details and supply

• Ticker: TRADOOR (also displayed as “Tradoor” on aggregators). ^{[3] [5]}
• Contract and chain: BEP‑20 on BNB Smart Chain — 0x9123400446a56176eb1b6be9ee5cf703e409f492 (per CMC). ^[3]
• Supply metrics (CoinMarketCap snapshot, April 23, 2026): Circulating supply 14,349,000; maximum/total supply 60,000,000; market cap ≈ 485.97M. ^[3]
• Supply metrics (CoinGecko snapshot): Circulating supply 14,349,000; total supply 60,000,000; max supply reported as 8,000,000,000; TVL ≈ $583,834 at snapshot; ATH/ATL differ slightly from CMC. These differences illustrate inter‑aggregator discrepancies that should be reconciled against contract data and official tokenomics. ^[5]
• Allocation (reported externally): An exchange‑education page presents an allocation plan (e.g., Community & Ecosystem 41.4%, Early Backers 21.0%, Core Contributors 14.6%, Foundation 13.0%, Liquidity 10.0%) and a multi‑year unlock schedule; this reporting should be corroborated in official token documents before being treated as canonical. ^[6]

Token utility

Public descriptions and aggregator pages portray TRADOOR as the native token for the ecosystem with potential roles across governance, incentives, fee discounts, staking/rewards, and premium feature access (e.g., Quant AI). Exact governance rights, fee policies, staking terms, and reward mechanics should be derived from the project’s formal tokenomics and governance documentation when available. ^{[4] [2]}​

Use Cases and Products

• Leveraged derivatives trading: The principal use case is leveraged trading in perpetuals and options with low apparent friction across web, mobile, and Telegram, guided by NDMM pricing and risk systems described in the docs. ^[2]

• Liquidity provision: The documentation references support for liquidity providers, with mechanisms and guidance for risk management under volatility (including ADL interactions). ^[2]

• Privacy‑aware execution: Tradoor claims to reduce front‑running and hidden costs via price locking and privacy features so that “the price you see is locked the moment you order.” ^[2]

• AI‑assisted tooling: An “AI‑enhanced liquidity shield” is presented for protective monitoring, and a “Quant AI” trading assistant is outlined as an upcoming product enabling text/voice strategy specification and automated execution. ^{[4] [2]}

• Messaging‑native flows: Deep Telegram integration is positioned as a distribution and UX pathway for retail traders, complementing web and mobile interfaces. ^{[4] [1]}

An exchange‑education article similarly frames Tradoor as a high‑performance, low‑latency DeFi derivatives venue, and presents a reported mainnet launch in September 2025 with ongoing feature development. ^[6]

Partnerships and Integrations

• Exchange listings and liquidity venues: CoinMarketCap lists 43 markets for TRADOOR with liquidity on PancakeSwap v3 (BSC) and pairs on multiple centralized exchanges. Venue availability and pair specifics should be verified directly on exchange pages at the time of trading. ^[3]
• Data aggregators and educational coverage: TRADOOR appears on CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko and is described in third‑party educational pages hosted by exchanges. Presence on Bitget’s informational page indicates coverage even when no active listing is shown on that platform. ^{[5] [6] [7]}
• Multi‑chain and messaging integrations: The project’s materials emphasize multi‑chain plans “starting on TON” and Telegram‑based trading, indicating focus on integration with TON’s ecosystem and Telegram user flows. ^{[2] [4]}

Team and Founders

Publicly accessible listings do not provide a canonical founder biography or a comprehensive, verified roster of core contributors. The CoinMarketCap snapshot does not enumerate founders, and the documentation’s high‑level pages focus on product and mechanisms rather than individuals. The company maintains a LinkedIn page that reflects organizational presence and employees, but it does not, in the cited materials, explicitly confirm founders. Readers seeking named founders and biographies should consult official announcements or detailed team pages if and when published. ^{[3] [8]}

Governance

Aggregator descriptions and project overviews describe TRADOOR as a utility/governance token, but a formal governance specification—such as proposal processes, quorum rules, delegation, timelocks, and multisig arrangements—is not fully detailed in the cited public materials. If token‑holder voting or a DAO exists, the canonical reference would be the project’s governance or whitepaper documentation and any on‑chain governance contracts. Until such documents are published and cited, governance should be considered unspecified in the public domain. ^{[4] [2]}​

Categories

• Decentralized Finance (DeFi)
• Derivatives and Perpetual Protocols
• Cryptocurrency Exchanges and Trading Platforms
• Blockchain‑based Financial Applications
• AI‑assisted Trading Systems

Blockchains Used

• BNB Smart Chain (BEP‑20): Active token chain listed on CoinMarketCap; contract 0x9123400446a56176eb1b6be9ee5cf703e409f492. ^[3]

• The Open Network (TON): Cited by Tradoor’s documentation and aggregator summaries as the initial focus of a multi‑chain roadmap and user experience strategy. ^{[2] [4]}