Workspace overview
The page combines a live feed, market chart, order controls, open orders, and positions. The selected ticker connects these areas.
Each card keeps the event, source, time, and related market together. Quick-order values in the screenshot are saved account settings, not universal defaults.
Read a news card
A card maps an event to one or more related markets. Market rows can show a venue, ticker, short-term change, and account-configured quick orders; none of these fields confirms that the story is true or that a trade is appropriate.
| Field | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Headline | Identify the event without treating it as confirmation |
| Source | Judge authority and open the original page |
| Time | Separate new information from recirculated content |
| Related market | Select the ticker, then verify venue, pair, and market type on the chart |
| Rating and change | Prioritize attention without treating the score or price move as a conclusion |
| Quick-order amount | Appears only when available and enabled. The value comes from account settings; it is an order control, not a rating or feedback button |
| Link | Verify the full context at the source |
Search and filter
Related markets merge aliases for the same symbol and prefer the default CEX selected in Trading settings. The page restores the last opened market after refresh; still verify the venue and pair.
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Search a ticker or term
Wait for both the count and card list to update.
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Apply source or category filters
Keep enough sources to compare the event across outlets.
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Adjust the display
Set density, font size, duplicate filtering, only-with-a-coin, and collapsed trading pairs in Feed settings.
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Clear filters when results disappear
Check spelling, scope, and whether Only with a coin is enabled.
Check the chart
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Select the ticker on the news card.
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Verify venue, trading pair, and contract index price.
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Choose a timeframe that matches the event.
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Compare price and volume before and after the publication time.
Order controls
Take-profit and stop-loss percentages changed in the order panel are saved in this browser and take priority over Trading defaults on later orders. Recheck them after changing markets or reopening the page.
| Field | Check |
|---|---|
| Connection | Correct exchange or wallet and connected status |
| Pair | Same market used in the analysis |
| Side | Buy/long or sell/short |
| Order type | Market or limit |
| Size | Currency, unit, and account exposure |
| Leverage | Expected liquidation risk |
| Take profit / stop loss | Trigger price and direction |
Orders and positions
After submission, confirm an order ID or explicit rejection. Check open orders and positions, filled size, average price, unrealized P&L, and any attached take-profit or stop-loss order.
After a 100% close, the page confirms that the position is zero before clearing take-profit and stop-loss orders for that side. Return to Positions and Open orders to verify both results.
Wallet monitoring card view groups addresses that share the same remark. Total PNL equals unrealized PNL plus cumulative funding; hover it to read both values. Pause freezes that monitor view until Resume is selected.