Read the chart. Keep the context.
Chart controls, intervals, indicators and the limits of the current terminal.
What the chart shows
The current chart is designed for USD market-cap OHLC candles and USD volume. It is not a token-unit price chart or an executable quote. The latest close is the latest indexed value, not a guarantee of a live market price.
The chart API can return up to 4,320 one-minute candles. With a continuous feed that would cover 72 hours; gaps or a shorter history reduce coverage. There is no live indexer or real-time stream connected yet, so an empty terminal is expected.
Intervals and timezones
Available intervals are 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour and 4 hours. Larger candles aggregate the loaded one-minute data into time-aligned buckets. Missing minutes are not replaced with invented trades.
Choose UTC, your local timezone or one of the named cities. This changes time labels only; it does not change the underlying timestamps, candle values or any future opening-round deadline. The timezone preference is saved in this browser.
Volume, SMA 20 and EMA 50
Volume shows the indexed USD volume for each displayed candle. SMA 20 is the mean of the last 20 displayed closes. EMA 50 weights recent closes more heavily, using a 50-candle period.
Indicator periods follow the selected interval. If there are too few candles, the indicator reports that more data is needed. These lines summarize historical inputs; they do not predict prices or certify a token’s quality.
Trading is not enabled
The terminal does not construct, sign or send buy/sell transactions. It does not hold funds, reserve an allocation or provide an executable swap quote. The current action available from this screen is preparing a draft.