The wire, next to the chart, not in another tab

What is in the feed

• Newswire headlines — the terse, market-moving kind, tagged by source.
• Crypto media and blogs — ten-plus outlets scraped in real time rather than polled on a slow cycle.
• Exchange announcements — listings, delistings and maintenance notices.
• Curated Twitter/X accounts — a maintained list reaching the screen in roughly 800 milliseconds.
• Polymarket — odds moving on the events the headlines are about.

Reading, not just receiving

Three things happen to an item before you see it:

Translation

Non-English posts are translated inline. A Korean exchange notice or a Chinese-language rumour is readable without leaving the panel.

OCR on images

A large share of announcements arrive as screenshots. Images are read with OCR, so the text inside a picture is searchable, filterable and available to keyword rules.

Contract address detection

When a post contains a contract address, it is detected, scanned and shown with the token's live figures — so the gap between "someone posted a CA" and "I can see whether it is worth anything" is closed.

Filters that are actually expressive

The filter box takes boolean expressions rather than a single keyword: commas for AND, pipes for OR, and prefixes to restrict a term to a source, an author, a tweet or a wallet. That means you can watch for one specific combination — a named account mentioning a named asset — without drowning in either alone.

Headline to chart to order

Any feed item can drive a chart. Follow mode pins a chart to whatever coin the feed is currently talking about, so a fast-moving story does not require you to type tickers while it develops. From there the order ticket is in the same window.