Notice · Too many tabs
A crypto trading research tool that ends the ten-tab routine.
The chart says one thing, a whale tracker another, funding a third. By the time you have checked them all, the move is gone.
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Most traders don't lack data; they lack a crypto trading research tool that puts it in one place. Before a perp trade the usual loop is chart, whale tracker, funding table, DEX screener and news, each in its own tab and each updated at a different time. Radar replaces that loop with one screen per coin, so you can see where the evidence agrees and where it doesn't.
What it looks like
Your research lives in apps that never talk to each other.
- A chart on one site, whale positions on another, funding on a third.
- Solana DEX flow, news and your own alerts sit somewhere else again.
- Nothing tells you when the pieces agree, or when they stop agreeing.
- Chart · SOL 4h×
- Whale tracker×
- Funding rates×
- DEX screener×
- News×
- X timeline×
- Telegram group×
- Alerts app×
- Macro calendar×
- Notes×
10 tabs open · 0 conclusions
Why it happens
What scattered research costs you
- LateYou miss the momentChecking every source by hand takes longer than the move does.
- BiasedYou keep the source that agreesWithout a side-by-side view it is easy to skip the lens that says no.
- BlindGaps look like supportA lens you never checked quietly counts as "fine".
In depth
Why more tabs lead to worse decisions
Every extra source adds a timing problem. A funding rate read at 09:00, a whale position read at 09:20 and a chart read at 09:35 describe three different markets. In a fast perp market twenty minutes is enough for all three to change, yet they get combined in your head as if they were one snapshot.
Scattered sources also invite confirmation bias. When the chart looks bullish it is easy to skim past a crowded funding rate, or never open the DEX screener at all. Nothing forces you to look at the lens that disagrees, so the decision rests on whichever source you checked first.
In depth
What a good crypto research screen should show
A useful crypto research platform does three things: it shows each lens with the time it was read, it says plainly when a lens has no data, and it summarises agreement without turning it into a fake probability. A count such as "3 of 4 lenses agree" is honest because you can open each lens and check the evidence behind it.
It should also stay with you after you close the tab. That is why following a coin in Radar adds it to your watchlist, market alerts and Solana token watch at once, and why the bot can tell you when the lenses start agreeing, stop agreeing or flip.
Worked example
Worked example: reading SOL in under a minute
An illustrative Asset Hub read for SOL-PERP, not live data.
| Top traders (Hyperliquid top 100) | Net long, read 4 minutes ago |
|---|---|
| Technical read (4h + 1d) | Bullish structure while above 108.20 |
| Solana DEX flow | Net buying over the last hour |
| Funding | Neutral: no crowding signal |
| Result | 3 of 4 lenses agree; funding adds no support either way |
What you do next is your decision: test the idea in the Research Lab, set an alert at the trigger, or wait.
Before and after
What changes with SuperQuant
| Without SuperQuant | With SuperQuant |
|---|---|
| Ten tabs, each updated at a different time | One screen per coin, each lens with its as-of time |
| You decide by feel which source matters | Agreement shown as a count, like 3 of 4 |
| A source you skipped silently looks fine | Missing lenses are marked as missing |
| You keep re-checking in case something changed | The bot tells you when the lenses agree, disagree or flip |
The SuperQuant solution
Radar: follow a coin once, and every lens watches it.
Radar and the Asset Hub put the evidence for one asset side by side, each with the time it was read.
/radarYour followed coins with a confluence badge: Aligned ↑, Aligned ↓, Lenses disagree, No clear lean or Not enough evidence./asset JUPOne screen per asset: per-lens bars, top-trader positioning, a TA read, Solana flow, news and your alerts./brief · /outlook · /setupsA daily and weekly read with a bias, a confidence score and the inputs behind it./news SOLNews filtered to your watchlist, plus CPI, payrolls and FOMC days./watch add SYMBOLFollow any listed Hyperliquid perp, including markets from other perp exchanges built on Hyperliquid, up to 10 per account.Step by step
How it works
- Follow a coinTap Follow in the app, or tell the bot "add SOL to my radar".
- See every lensTop traders, technical read, Solana DEX flow and funding, each with its as-of time.
- Read the agreementShown as a count, like 3 of 4. Missing lenses stay marked as missing.
- Hear when it changesThe bot can message you when lenses start agreeing, stop agreeing or flip.
- Top tradersHyperliquid top 100, net positionNet long
- Technical read4h + 1d structureBullish
- Solana DEX flowNet buy share of swapsNet buying
- FundingCrowding checkNeutral
3 of 4 lenses agree · not a forecast
No hype
What Radar is, and what it is not
It does
- Puts independent evidence side by side, with timestamps
- Marks missing data as missing, never as support
- Logs its confluence signals and grades them on the public scorecard
It won't
- Predict price or give a win probability
- Tell you to buy or sell
- Place any order
SuperQuant is research and education software. It never places trades and is not financial advice. Trading perpetual futures carries a high risk of loss.
FAQ
Questions people ask
What does "3 of 4 lenses agree" mean?
Radar reads four independent lenses for a coin: Hyperliquid top-trader positioning, a technical read, Solana DEX flow and funding. The count says how many point the same way. It describes the evidence right now; it is not a probability that a trade will work.
Which coins can I look at?
Open the Asset Hub for any ticker or Solana mint. Following a coin syncs it to your watchlist, alerts and on-chain tracking. Following any listed Hyperliquid market from your watchlist is coming soon.
Does Radar work in Telegram?
Yes. /radar shows your followed coins, /asset JUP opens one coin, and the Mini App has Radar and Today tabs. With /radar on, the bot messages you when the lenses on a followed coin change.
What should a crypto trading research tool show?
Each data source with the time it was read, a clear mark when data is missing, and a summary of agreement that you can open and check. It should not turn agreement into a win probability. Radar does this for Hyperliquid perps and their Solana tokens.
Learn
Further reading
Free, source-cited guides from the SuperQuant Learn library.
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