The workspace

A focused desk

Choose a market, read the live headline, then work on the main price chart. Trade decision follows the chart by default: read a forecast-led long/short plan with suggested entry, stop and two take profits. Strategies provide supporting context; no selection is required.

The decision explains when to wait, including stale data, missing history, opposing candidates, untested coverage and weak reward:risk. Token forecasts and previous-day levels remain chart overlays. The strategy panel offers six research setups with positive measured later-sample net return and profit factor above one; none passed every validation gate. Enabled fresh candidates draw provisional entry-reference, take-profit and stop-loss lines anchored at their decision candle, with side-tinted risk/reward bands, without changing candles or viewport.

Market context and order flow provide supporting history. Retired panels remain retired; risk sizing now lives inside the decision path.

Your preferences

• The market selector and live headline remain pinned above the workspace. The price chart, Trade decision, Strategy setups, Market context and Order flow can be dragged by their handles, reordered with Alt + up/down on a handle, resized from the corner or by arrow keys, and made half/full width on wide screens. Compact screens use one column.
• Existing perpintel.workspace-layout orders/sizes are reused; Trade decision is inserted immediately after the chart when absent from a saved layout, and retired slots are ignored. Layout changes retain mounted components and never reset chart data, drawings or viewport. The chart can move relative to body panels; the market selector and headline remain before every panel.
• ResizeObserver follows its actual host size, and native time-range locking preserves the visible interval when resized. Reordering keeps DOM order stable during a pointer gesture, then follows the saved visual order for keyboard traversal. Valid drops commit; Escape, outside release, pointer cancellation, capture loss, source removal and window blur cancel and restore the pre-drag order. Repositioning uses Motion and respects reduced motion.
• Size presets, motion and Reset panel layout live under Settings → Workspace. Reset restores panel order and sizes without changing visibility, market, chart or overlay preferences. The chart can expand to fullscreen. Headline mark price, 24h change/range, quote volume and funding remain above the chart in the normal layout, including mobile.
• Open Settings from the top-right gear for appearance, chart defaults, supporting-section visibility, alert rules and Telegram pairing. The search bar filters matching editable controls in place, with useful aliases such as prediction/forecast, confidence/agreement and strategies/strategy level. Clearing search restores section navigation without resetting values. Empty results explain how to try another term. The dialog fills most of the viewport to avoid scrolling: section buttons keep 48-pixel minimum targets with one-line keyword hints, quick-filter chips under the search jump straight to common groups, chart settings flow in two columns on wide displays, and matching sections share a two-column results grid; compact screens retain a two-column tab layout with single-column content. Display preferences, drawings and alert rules persist in this browser when storage is available. If browser storage is blocked or full, market order, market/timeframe, workspace layout and appearance controls continue for the current tab session; they may reset when the page reloads or closes. Telegram connections persist against the signed-in account.
• The chart toolbar provides candle intervals, custom intervals, drawing tools, overlays and indicators without leaving the terminal.
• Alt+1 through Alt+3 switch allowed markets; market order, last market and candle interval are remembered. Lite includes BTC and ETH; Desk includes BTC, ETH and SOL.

Appearance

Black and Graphite presets preserve the same gain/loss roles: gains and longs use the gain color, losses and shorts use the loss color. The default gain is green and loss is red. Brand emphasis remains coral blue. Appearance changes never reinterpret market direction.