Reading the Pro terminal
A panel-by-panel guide to Hypertrade's dense trading terminal: proposals and verdicts, positions, the order book, mandate rules, and the status bar that never lies.
The Pro terminal puts everything one desk is doing on a single tiled surface. It looks intense on first open; every tile answers one question. You can explore it right now with zero setup on the live demo: the demo streams real prices through the real risk engine with a simulated AI.
The panels
- Top bar: desk switcher with live day P&L, the desk's risk mode, pause and kill-switch buttons, and the network badge (TESTNET or MAINNET) so you always know which money is on the line.
- Chart workstation: deep, progressively loaded candles for the focused market with venue stats (mark, oracle, funding, open interest), 14 timeframes, indicator presets, drawing and measurement tools, entry and exit markers, PNG export, and wide or fullscreen focus modes. Drag or scroll left, or use Earlier, to load older history. Visual presets never change the desk strategy or bypass the risk engine.
- AI Proposal · Verdicts: the heart of the surface. Each AI proposal appears with its side, size, leverage, stop, and written thesis, followed by the risk engine's verdict: APPROVED, RESIZED (with what changed), or VETOED (with the rule that fired). This is the audit trail most platforms never show.
- Portfolio: account equity, margin usage, available margin, then the positions table: entry, mark, liquidation distance, live uPnL, and a human Close button on every row.
- Intelligence: a continuously refreshed Hypertrade Universe view of newly observed public-wallet positions worth at least $1 million. It separates exact fill time from snapshot detection, shows complete-episode win rate only when enough history exists, and never treats a large position as automatic proof of edge or a copy-trade instruction.
- Mandate · Rules: the desk's active hard limits, by rule ID. What you agreed to at setup is what you see enforced here.
- Book / Tape: the live order book with a bid/ask imbalance bar, and the trade tape.
- Status bar: engine heartbeat (when it last ticked), counts of approved/resized/vetoed decisions, day P&L, and the venue badge.
Reading a verdict
A typical entry reads like: *SHORT xyz:TSLA · $898 · 20x → RESIZED: size $898 → $304 (portfolio heat)*. Translation: the AI wanted a $898 short on Tesla; the engine agreed with the idea but shrank it because the book already carries enough correlated risk. Vetoes name their rule the same way, so you never have to guess why something didn't trade.