The platform continuously reads market news — RSS feeds, CryptoPanic, the Fear & Greed index — and scores every article as it arrives: bullish, bearish or neutral, plus how urgent it is and whether it hits one ticker or the whole market. That scored stream is not just something to read; it flows into your strategies and Squads too.
Because the scoring happens inline as each article lands, a fresh headline can influence a signal within one polling cycle instead of being delayed.
What each article is tagged with#
Every article carries a set of tags, and these are what the filters, the digests and the sentiment indicator all read.
| Tag | Values |
|---|---|
| Sentiment | bullish · bearish · neutral |
| Urgency | high · medium · low |
| Impact scope | a single ticker, or market-wide |
| News type | macro · regulation · ETF filing · and more |
| Confidence | how sure the scoring is |
One stream, many uses#
The same scored stream feeds several places at once — which is the point of scoring it centrally.
Reading the feed#
Open Market News from the sidebar for the scored article stream. Two things make it usable rather than a firehose:
- Filter by ticker, sentiment and urgency to narrow to what is actually moving a market you care about.
- Sort by Recent for the raw timeline, or by Impact to rank stories by urgency, impact scope and scoring confidence — the biggest news first rather than the newest.
Follow a ticker for a digest#
Instead of watching the feed, you can follow a ticker and receive a rolled-up digest of its news on a cadence you choose — hourly, daily or weekly — delivered in-app and, if you connect it, over Telegram. A digest skips the quiet periods: if there is no story worth sending, nothing is sent.
The dashboard pulse#
The Market Sentiment widget on your dashboard is the stream at a glance — a tile per symbol showing how bullish or bearish its recent coverage is. It is the fastest way to see where the mood has shifted before you go looking.
From reading to trading#
All of the above is about seeing the news. Turning it into a rule — a bias that leans with the mood, a signal that reacts to a headline, or grounding for a Squad's debate — is news as a strategy input.