Multi-exchange crypto trading terminal with live algorithmic signals and automated execution
Institutional-grade prediction market data, arbitrage intelligence, and cross-venue order book normalization
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Hobbyist: Free ($0/month) with 30 req/min rate limit and 24h lookback. Quant Pro: $30/month (billed monthly) or $24/month (billed annually, save 20%) with 180 req/min, 90-day archives, and 1M rows/day export. Institutional: $100/month (billed monthly) or $80/month (billed annually, save 20%) with 60
Key features
Multi-factor signal engine with conviction scoring
Real-time scalp cockpit with 5-second candles and delta flow
Market-maker absorption and regime detection
Automated trade execution and position management
Cycle intelligence with historical analysis back to 2011
Proprietary AEON Indicator Stack for chart overlay
Custom engine builder with backtesting
Connections to 9 exchanges with sub-500ms latency
Grade filter system for signal quality control
24-hour limit fill-watcher for automated position management
Millisecond L2 reconstruction with dual timestamping
Settlement fungibility scoring (0–100)
Cross-venue canonical pair matching and symbology
Real-time WebSocket feeds and REST API endpoints
Event-driven backtesting engine with latency modeling
Python and TypeScript SDKs
Parquet tick archive downloads
Market metadata and settlement provenance catalog
What makes it different
Integrated multi-exchange terminal combining signals, execution, and analysis in one platform
Fully customizable signal engine with backtesting before live trading
Real-time market-maker monitoring to detect institutional activity before price confirms
Historical cycle analysis and projections back to 2011 for major cryptocurrencies
Covers seven prediction market venues in a single normalized API
Quantifies settlement risk with 0–100 fungibility scoring on oracle divergence and cutoff mismatches
Eliminates backfill problem with continuous millisecond-level historical L2 reconstruction
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