The terminal

A live price chart, the corridor you shape on it, and a ticket that prices your position before you commit.

The chart

The tape sits to the left of the now divider and your corridor projects to the right of it. Drag inside the band to lean it, drag a rail to widen it, and drag the end grip to stretch how long it runs. Every open position you hold on that market draws on the same chart in its own side colour, anchored where it opened.

The market rail

All 28 markets run down the left, grouped into crypto and equities, each with a live price, a change figure and a sparkline. Search or filter them. A dot beside a ticker means you hold a live position there, and an equity outside its session shows as closed.

The feed badge

Beside each market's name the terminal states where its price comes from. Oracle feed means a live decentralized price. Session closed means an equity's regular trading hours have ended and you are looking at the last session's tape. Anchored tape means every venue for that market refused us and the series you see is generated, which is rare and always labelled. The badge never lies about which one you are looking at.

The ticket

The ticket carries the three knobs, both sides with their live multipliers, your position size with quick presets, and a full breakdown: the open fee, your stake, the profit fee, and the payout if you are right. A side priced under the minimum multiplier greys out rather than being offered.

Positions

Underneath the chart, Open lists everything running with its time left and the amount you would collect by closing now. History keeps every settled position with its result and realized P and L.