Rooms, Sensei and the feed
Market rooms you earn a seat in with a real call, takes, alerts, a trading assistant that reads the Window with you, and your data on your terms.
Rooms and takes
Every ticker has a room, open from the terminal or Markets. Anyone can read it. To post, you need a call on that ticker — a direct fill or a Trading Balance execution on the engine; the room refuses everyone else ("Make a call on TSLA to post here."). Takes are short posts tagged by their cashtags; they show in each tagged ticker's feed and can carry a reaction.
You can name your profile, follow people, block someone (their posts leave your rooms and takes) and report a post. Reports go to a moderation queue that ops watches; a hidden post leaves every read. Your own posts can't be reported by you — edit or delete them instead.
Alerts and notifications
Price alerts fire above or below a price, in NYSE hours or any hour. Activity is your inbox for the week — fills, wins, losses, voids, followers and takes — with browser notifications one switch away. Notifications chooses what reaches you: money moved, price alerts, social, games.
Sensei
Sensei reads the Window on your screen with you and gives a straight call — UP, DOWN, or sit it out. It reads and recommends; you place every call. Before your first question it names who receives what, and asks your consent. Answers stream word by word. Not financial advice.
Sensei runs on the testnet web app with the owner's model key since 12 October. With no model configured, it says so and everything else works without it.
Hubs, Reels and News
- Ticker hubs at
/tickers/<symbol>— BTC's, for one: the spot and six hours of it, whether a 24/7 Window trades now, the next report for a stock, its Windows, its calls and takes, and its headlines. - Reels: one live Window per card — the question, the price against its line, a sparkline — to swipe through and open.
- News: stock headlines from Finnhub and coin news from Cointelegraph and Decrypt, narrowed by ticker, each with Trade it.
Your data
From Account & keys you can export your off-chain data (profile, takes, follows) and delete it with a fresh signature, with an Undo. Deleting removes every off-chain row of your account and touches no one else's. What is on chain stays on chain.