Uniswap Cup. A pink highlighter tracing through a grid of white boxes and hairline rules.

Uniswap Cup is a flat, near-monochrome tournament visualization treated as a broadcast overlay — white canvas, hairline gray rules, and a single neon pink that behaves like a highlighter running through a sports bracket. The pink never decorates; it punctuates: filling winner nodes, bordering connectors, stamping group-stage labels, and tagging the final match. Everything else dissolves into a grid of black text on white, monospace numbers, and 1px lines — the interface IS the bracket, nothing competes with the data structure. Type is utilitarian and system-native, with monospace doing the heavy lifting for scores and stages. Components feel diagrammatic rather than designed — thin-bordered boxes, square corners, no shadows, no gradients, no rounding beyond a couple of pixels.