Price and positioning on one desk — every figure from one of the platform's own engines.
Bands appear only on the timeframes the analysis engine computes; a shorter chart gets no bands rather than another timeframe's.
The terminal is a desk view of the platform's own engines. Each panel carries the engine's own cadence and its own blind spots; nothing here reconciles them into one number.
The tape shows forced liquidations as the venues publish them. During a venue outage the tape thins — quiet is not calm, and the page cannot see what a venue did not report.
Charts carry zones on the timeframes the analysis engine computes. A shorter chart gets candles without bands rather than levels borrowed from another timeframe.
Open crypto trading terminal →No. It is a read-only view; nothing is signed or sent.
A rolling stream of recent forced liquidations.
Because the zones are computed for 1h, 4h and 1D only.
Each card reads its own engine; the terminal does not slow one engine down to make the others appear synced.
No. The terminal reads public data only — there is no account link, no keys, nothing that places orders.