Scout
Scout learns how you trade
The terminal notices what you use and suggests changes to the board. Nothing changes until you say so.
What it notices
- Which blocks you open and which you never touch.
- Which markets you keep going back to, and the timeframe you read them on.
- Orders and swaps you place from the terminal, counted more than looking: the market, the leverage, whether a stop was set.
How it shows up
When a pattern is clear, one line appears under the bar. It says what it saw and what it suggests: "You went to HYPE 9 times in the last two weeks, and no group of this board is on it. Put HYPE in group B?" Apply it or dismiss it; a dismissed suggestion does not come back.
Improve with Scout, in a board's menu, does the same on request: it reads how the board was used and proposes up to three changes.
Where this is kept
What the terminal notices is kept in this browser, not on our servers, and clearing the site's data clears it. A review sends Scout the counts (which blocks, which markets, how many orders), not your wallet's keys or anything that can sign.