No custody by default

The terminal does not hold funds, request withdrawal permissions or execute orders in its default configuration.

Public market data

Live prices, candles, depth, trades and derivative metrics come from public market-data feeds where available.

Local persistence

Watchlists, alerts and workspace snapshots are stored locally in the browser, not in a central user account system.

Credentials intentionally absent

The default platform does not ask for seed phrases, private keys, withdrawal permissions, exchange login or trading API credentials.

Fallback separation

When live endpoints fail, cached or reference states remain clearly labeled so users do not confuse context with live executable data.

User-controlled persistence

Local watchlists and alerts can be cleared from the browser at any time. They are not part of a central user-account profile.

Does the site need an exchange login?

No. The default analytical experience uses public data.

Why show data health?

Feed age and status help users avoid treating stale information as live.