Radar
Keep the assets you choose and their available research in one view.
Example: Teaching case: SOL has a technical read but no fresh news lens.
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Radar morning brief in Telegram
Add a small selection of followed assets to the daily digest you already receive.
Example: Teaching case: follow BTC and ETH, then select /radar brief BTC,ETH; both appear in the next existing daily digest.
Read the four-step tutorial →Asset Hub
Compare the research lenses for one correctly identified asset.
Example: Teaching case: upward TA and net short top-trader positioning disagree.
Read the four-step tutorial →Today dashboard
Understand the selected market and the source behind its chart.
Example: Teaching case: a SIMULATED BTC chart rises over its displayed history.
Read the four-step tutorial →Market briefs & outlook
Turn a summary into a research question with a known horizon.
Example: Teaching case: the local brief reports rising price and positive settled funding.
Read the four-step tutorial →Technical analysis with receipts
Read an app-produced scenario and the evidence behind its conditions.
Example: Teaching case: a four-hour bullish setup still needs its stated confirmation above resistance.
Read the four-step tutorial →News & economic calendar
Trace a headline or scheduled event to its source and timing.
Example: Teaching case: two headlines cover one rate announcement.
Read the four-step tutorial →Backtesting engine
Test explicit rules against a frozen historical sample.
Example: Teaching case: a positive gross result becomes negative after modeled costs.
Read the four-step tutorial →Playbooks & strategy recipes
Use transparent rules as the starting point for your own hypothesis.
Example: Teaching case: a trend recipe is challenged with higher costs on the same sample.
Read the four-step tutorial →Disproof Desk
Challenge an assumption that may be carrying a historical result.
Example: Teaching case: increasing modeled costs removes the baseline’s positive result.
Read the four-step tutorial →Evidence & Strategy Passports
Trace a result to the rules, data and assumptions that produced it.
Example: Teaching case: version two of a Playbook does not inherit version one’s test.
Read the four-step tutorial →Strategy Time Capsules & verify
Preserve what you intended to test before seeing its outcome.
Example: Teaching case: the recorded hypothesis rejects a specified drawdown breach.
Read the four-step tutorial →Market replay & experiments
Record a choice before revealing the later historical candles.
Example: Teaching case: confirmation is missing, so the recorded choice is Stay flat.
Read the four-step tutorial →Data sources & CSV import
Validate the source and coverage before research uses a dataset.
Example: Teaching case: an hourly CSV has a missing hour and an unknown funding field.
Read the four-step tutorial →Quant assistant
Ask a focused question and inspect the evidence in the answer.
Example: Teaching question: “Explain why bullish bias alone is not a complete plan.”
Read the four-step tutorial →Paper trading account
Rehearse an order and inspect modeled fills and costs.
Example: Teaching case: a stop exits under the simulator’s fill assumptions and costs reduce net result.
Read the four-step tutorial →Risk policy & Portfolio X-ray
Inspect exposure limits and risks shared across positions.
Example: Teaching case: three long positions share the same adverse market move.
Read the four-step tutorial →Leverage Lab
See how exposure and collateral change under two sizing rules.
Example: Simplified linear example: $500 notional × 2% favorable move = $10 gross price P&L before costs. At 2x/5x, initial collateral is $250/$100.
Read the four-step tutorial →Decision receipts
Keep a dated decision linked to its original observation.
Example: Teaching case: a saved wait later has a 24-hour market move but no trade P&L.
Read the four-step tutorial →Diary Passport
Review what you decided, followed and learned without rewriting history.
Example: Teaching case: a losing modeled trade followed its pre-recorded invalidation.
Read the four-step tutorial →Whale radar & moves
Read observed top-trader position changes as one research input.
Example: Teaching case: a large long increase may be part of a hedge.
Read the four-step tutorial →Positioning & liquidation maps
Understand the method and coverage of a positioning map.
Example: Teaching case: an estimated liquidation cluster is near a hypothetical level.
Read the four-step tutorial →Trader scorecards & follows
Inspect a trader’s supplied history before choosing to monitor them.
Example: Teaching case: a high historical score has a short observation window.
Read the four-step tutorial →Against you clash alerts
Use a conflict notice to prompt a fresh evidence review.
Example: Teaching case: observed top traders reduce longs while your paper hypothesis is bullish.
Read the four-step tutorial →Paper copy-trading
Inspect a simulated-copy configuration and its recorded outcomes.
Example: Teaching case: an observed position change is copied late into a simulation.
Read the four-step tutorial →Whale Board Mini App
Inspect supported trader views in the signed Telegram surface.
Example: Teaching case: a top-trader board shows net positioning at a supplied snapshot.
Read the four-step tutorial →Token research
Attach market evidence to the correct Solana token.
Example: Teaching case: two unrelated tokens both use the ticker ABC.
Read the four-step tutorial →Decoded swaps & flow
Read attributed on-chain observations without guessing intent.
Example: Teaching case: a routed swap appears as a buy observation in an indexed pool.
Read the four-step tutorial →On-chain alerts
Choose a supported event to monitor and inspect its delivery controls.
Example: Teaching case: an alert reports a watched token’s supported pool event.
Read the four-step tutorial →Proactive Radar signals
Understand why a change in available lenses prompted a review.
Example: Teaching case: two supplied lenses shift from disagreement to agreement.
Read the four-step tutorial →Market alerts in plain English
Convert a monitoring idea into a checked threshold.
Example: Teaching request: notify me when a named asset crosses a hypothetical price level.
Read the four-step tutorial →Digest, weekly review & quiet hours
Choose when research summaries and notices can reach you.
Example: Teaching case: a learner chooses a morning digest in their local timezone.
Read the four-step tutorial →Email & browser push
Select a notification channel with understood permissions.
Example: Teaching case: browser permission is denied although the user selected push.
Read the four-step tutorial →Plain-language bot
Use supported research requests without memorizing every command.
Example: Teaching request: explain funding for a named supported perpetual market.
Read the four-step tutorial →Telegram Mini App
Continue supported research in Telegram’s authenticated app view.
Example: Teaching case: an asset button opens the same asset’s supported Mini App view.
Read the four-step tutorial →Inline asset cards
Preview a public market card before sharing it in a chat.
Example: Teaching case: a public SOL market card has no private confluence score.
Read the four-step tutorial →Team rooms
Share a bounded research question with known room visibility.
Example: Teaching case: a room reviews whether one frozen rule survives higher costs.
Read the four-step tutorial →Research jobs from chat
Review a research job proposal and trace its final result.
Example: Teaching case: a job queues successfully but later fails its data coverage check.
Read the four-step tutorial →Trader Academy
Resume the learning path with reading, knowledge and practice clearly separated.
Example: Teaching case: the exam is passed but the practical task remains incomplete.
Read the four-step tutorial →Feature guides
Find a feature’s purpose, steps, example and expected result.
Example: Teaching case: you leave a leverage tutorial at step two and return after a reload.
Read the four-step tutorial →Learn library & resources
Use reference lessons to answer a focused concept question.
Example: Teaching case: you look up why costs matter before interpreting a backtest.
Read the four-step tutorial →Weekly market recaps
Read a past-period summary with a clear date and evidence scope.
Example: Teaching case: last week’s recap describes a completed volatility event.
Read the four-step tutorial →Private-by-default workspace
Understand which information lives locally and which optional services receive it.
Example: Teaching case: encrypted workspace ciphertext is separate from bot-readable learning progress.
Read the four-step tutorial →Encrypted backups
Preserve a workspace with understood encryption and restore consequences.
Example: Teaching case: an encrypted backup requires its passphrase; an unencrypted JSON file does not.
Read the four-step tutorial →Telegram sign-in
Link the intended identity and inspect how to end that access.
Example: Teaching case: the browser and bot are accidentally linked to different accounts.
Read the four-step tutorial →In-app feedback
Send a useful report with the included context understood.
Example: Teaching case: a guide’s Open tool button opens the wrong tab.
Read the four-step tutorial →Whales research screen
Use Whales to inspect top-trader position observations and liquidation-event evidence, replay recorded timelines, and save a clearly labeled research scenario.
Example: Teaching case: a dated position snapshot is older than the current market session while sampled liquidation observations cluster around a rapid move; a later mark is visible only after the replay cursor advances.
Read the four-step tutorial →On-Chain Moves research screen
Compare a delayed BTC, ETH or SOL transaction reference with SuperQuant’s existing market conditions and direction lenses.
Example: Teaching case: BTC technical structure points upward while the shared brief conflicts and the 4-hour experimental lens is down; a large transfer reference alone does not resolve that disagreement. A saved draft preserves the exact market cutoff used at that time.
Read the four-step tutorial →Diary Passport screen
Record and review your decision process while preserving its chronology and privacy.
Example: Teaching case: a learner records “stay flat until confirmation” and later sees price move without that condition.
Read the four-step tutorial →Alerts & settings screen
Understand app preferences, alert controls and the privacy boundaries around your workspace.
Example: Teaching case: an alert is enabled in the app but browser push permission is still off.
Read the four-step tutorial →Pause or resume one browser device
Control push delivery to one enrolled browser without changing the account’s other channels or devices.
Example: Teaching case: pause a laptop browser while leaving account push and a phone browser enabled.
Read the four-step tutorial →Research Lab: Experiments
Compare controlled research variants and inspect what changed between them.
Example: Teaching case: a comparison queues after costs change, but its status is not yet evaluated.
Read the four-step tutorial →Portfolio: trade ledger
Read simulated fills and their costs in the Portfolio ledger.
Example: Teaching case: a profitable gross move becomes a net loss after modeled costs.
Read the four-step tutorial →Portfolio: research workspace
Build and review a multi-market portfolio test with frozen assumptions.
Example: Teaching case: two selected markets share a regime exposure, so a combined test still has concentration risk.
Read the four-step tutorial →Library: saved Playbooks
Inspect your saved Playbooks and understand how their rules connect to research.
Example: Teaching case: a saved Playbook is version three while the visible backtest used version two.
Read the four-step tutorial →Library: guided learning path
Use the Library Academy’s staged lessons to learn app concepts in order.
Example: Teaching case: a completed module unlocks the next lesson, while the full Trader Academy exam remains separate.
Read the four-step tutorial →Decision Operating Manual
Turn your own boundaries and review rules into a short, reusable operating plan.
Example: Teaching case: “I will wait for the four-hour candle to close above the stated level; if it closes back inside the range, I will not rehearse this idea.”
Read the four-step tutorial →Decision Gym practice
Practice recording a decision before reviewing later evidence.
Example: Teaching case: confirmation never appears, so the learner records “wait”; price rises afterward.
Read the four-step tutorial →Research notes
Keep short research observations beside your app work so you can revisit the question later.
Example: Teaching case: “BTC four-hour range: check whether the next close confirms a break; compare the same rule after costs.”
Read the four-step tutorial →Research Integrity Loop
Follow one hypothesis through frozen tests, later observations, decisions, practice and review.
Example: Teaching case: a backtest is saved, but no prospective observation or pre-outcome decision is linked yet.
Read the four-step tutorial →Solana activity alert settings
Choose which supported Solana activity is worth sending to your notification channels.
Example: Teaching case: select liquidity changes, a $5,000 minimum, a 15% daily move and a cap of 12; a matching observation is sent for review.
Read the four-step tutorial →Account security and recovery
Understand sign-in, password changes, recovery codes and the consequences of deleting a hosted account.
Example: Teaching case: password-reset email is unavailable, so while signed in you generate and securely save the one-time recovery codes before losing access.
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