Scout
Scout
The assistant in the bar. It answers from the market's figures, weighs a token's risk, and changes the board when you ask.
Asking
The bar at the top (⌘K) takes a question or an instruction, in your own language; the answer comes back in it.
| You type | What happens |
|---|---|
NVDA | The board goes to NVDA |
add a liquidation map for SOL | A proposal with an Apply button |
is a SOL long a good idea here? | An answer from price, funding, large accounts, liquidations and options levels |
is BONK risky? | The token's risk, in words |
wallet <address> | The Wallet block shows that wallet |
Scout read
The Scout read block says the market in three sentences: where price is, which way the figures lean, and what would prove that wrong. On a token it reads the token: liquidity, holders, the audit.
What it does not do
- It does not place orders or move funds. It can put a block on your board; only you can sign.
- It names a side only when the figures agree, and says the level that would invalidate it.
- It can be wrong. Its answers are a reading of the data, not financial advice; the size and the leverage are yours to decide.