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Markets and listings

The registry is the index of every tokenized listing; the listing page is one instrument end to end. Both render without a wallet, because reading a market should cost nothing.

The registry

Markets lists roughly two hundred tokenized US equities and ETFs with their live session state — last price, change against the previous close, session range, how long since the feed last printed, and any standing flags. It can be filtered, sorted, searched, and reduced to listings carrying no flags.

Risk flags

FlagMeaning
HaltedTrading is halted on the listing, per the registry. The terminal leads with this wherever it appears.
StaleThe feed has not printed for this listing in a long time relative to the rest of the market.
VolatileThe session range is unusually wide for this instrument.

The listing page

A desk layout: the price path takes the primary column, a sticky rail carries the session block and the trade panel, and the analysis column runs beneath — company profile, reference statistics, earnings and news.

Charts

  • Windows from one hour to five years. Intraday ranges are served at the finest granularity the source supports without truncation.
  • A crosshair reads price and timestamp at any point, and works from a keyboard as well as a pointer.
  • Every chart carries a visually hidden table of its own values, so the figures are reachable by a screen reader rather than locked in an image.

Technical analysis

Indicators are computed server-side from the underlying share’s OHLCV bars and returned finished. The conventional definitions are used — Wilder’s smoothing for RSI and ATR, SMA-seeded EMAs for MACD, a population standard deviation for Bollinger — so an independent implementation lands on the same numbers.

IndicatorParametersReported as
RSI14, Wilder0–100, with 30 and 70 named as the conventional thresholds
MACD12 / 26 / 9Line, signal and histogram
Moving averagesSMA 20 / 50 / 200, EMA 12 / 26Level, and the last close's distance from each
Bollinger20, 2σUpper, middle, lower, %B and band width
ATR14, WilderPrice units and as a percent of the last close
VWAPWindowVolume-weighted average price
Relative volume20-bar averageLatest bar as a multiple of its own norm

Company reference

Beneath the chart: what the company is, market capitalisation, session and average volume, the dollar notional that volume represents, exchange state, the token premium with the share’s last trade time beside it, the last reported quarter against estimate, the next scheduled report with a day count, and recent headlines labelled as published commentary.

Asking the agent about any of it from the listing page carries the symbol into the thread — Ask the agent opens a new conversation already scoped to that instrument.