Charts & timeframes
Inspect symbols such as BTCUSDT across common intervals from intraday candles through daily and weekly views.
Explore detail ↗Inspect symbols and timeframes, review current and historical data, generate AI market reports, monitor internal positions and test strategy ideas against historical conditions. Built for analysis—not promises.
This chart panel is rendered from the trading interface file you supplied. Website preview candles are synthetic and are not market data.
The installed application obtains market information from its configured MarketData path. This public-site display exists to show the interface only.
The trading terminal brings market data, AI commentary and historical strategy testing into one workspace. Actual data availability and results depend on the configured provider, implementation and test assumptions.
Inspect symbols such as BTCUSDT across common intervals from intraday candles through daily and weekly views.
Explore detail ↗Use current price and internal open-position context plus available news or whale-activity summaries to generate a market report.
Explore detail ↗Request best bid/ask, spread, top levels and bid/ask ratio where supported by the market-data layer.
Explore detail ↗Enable periodic position checks and market scans; scan results may appear as proposals for user review.
Explore detail ↗Create and track internal trade-position records with entry, stop, targets, direction and outcome status.
Explore detail ↗Run historical tests using grid-search combinations or saved skills and review win rate, trade counts, risk/reward and PnL metrics.
Explore detail ↗The Back-test panel supports direction filters, a selected symbol, a historical range and timeframe, plus either grid search or strategy rules from skills. Reports can include win rate, trade counts, average risk/reward and percentage PnL.
The documented implementation describes internal position records and market-data analysis. Closing a position changes its internal record; it does not, by itself, send a real exchange order.
Charting, market data requests, AI reports, order-book inspection, internal position tracking, periodic checks/scans and historical backtests.
Live exchange connectivity, real-order execution, fills, fees, slippage, risk limits and audit logs must not be assumed from the presence of an internal trading terminal.