Built on what a desk looks at, in the order it looks.
A crypto session is a routine run before the hour and repeated through the day: the clock, the funding sweep, open interest, the liquidation map, the flow, the levels, and who is positioned where. Steel's views follow that order, and the strip at the top of every view is the routine's numbers.
The strip, the screener, the calls.
Regime, breadth, the funding median across pairs, open interest and liquidations on four perp venues, dislocations open, the next scheduled event, and whether the model is trusted. Under it, every pair by every stored series, as a table or a heatmap, and the model's live calls with their reasons.
from /api/screener and /api/calendar, every 15 s
One chart, every venue's prints.
Candles at any timeframe from the tape, the footprint, the volume profile, the book heatmap and the modeled liquidation map, net positioning, GEX, levels, your own indicators in Python, the model's calls and its forecast fan. The pair's tape, book, derivatives and options sit beside the chart; the order ticket docks with draggable rays.
from /api/candles, /api/footprint, /api/book, /api/derivs, /api/options
Where the positions are.
Open interest and its change, funding and liquidations per pair across Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid, Deribit's options surface with the smile and the term structure, Polymarket's crypto markets, and what the crowd overlay reads.
from four perp feeds, Deribit and Polymarket, no keys
Trusted, or not, and why.
A held-out scorecard, calibration by pair, the drift of every feature and the net's weight on it, the weekly walk-forward backtest and the policy sweep. The indicator editor lives here too: a file in Python, reloaded on save, drawn on the chart.
from the replay and the scorecard; nothing here changes a forecast
