The whole market on one screen.
A Bloomberg-style terminal for crypto and macro traders. An AI chief strategist writes the briefing, heatmaps show where money is moving, and an analyst answers your questions with sources. Every number comes from real data. When a source is missing, it says so.
Real screenshot of the terminal · data changes every cycle
30+ panels, one keyboard.
Jump between views with F1–F12. The panels refresh on their own, and the briefing is rewritten every few hours.
AI chief strategist
A market summary, the top 5 developments, a cross-asset bias table and a BIAS line with a confidence level. There are also Macro, Flow and Quant desks.
Extreme signals
Overextended, overbought and oversold assets are flagged against their MA50 and RSI, with a plain-language note on what each one means.
Cross-asset heatmap
Indices, crypto, commodities, FX, rates and US and Indonesian stocks. It shows returns from 1D to YTD, plus RSI, volume and trend.
Multi-timeframe money flow
A heatmap from 15m to 1M with "flowing in / flowing out" labels, and Sankey charts showing which assets money left and where it went.
Spot ETF flows
Daily BTC and ETH ETF net flows, broken down by issuer, with 5-day and 15-day totals and streaks.
On-chain & smart money
Net flows on and off exchanges, Hyperliquid whales, token flows, smart-money wallets and an institutional accumulation view.
Positioning
Futures open interest, funding rates and long/short ratios, Deribit options and volatility, and CFTC COT net positions.
Macro backbone
The US Treasury curve (2s10s), 10-year government bonds, the DXY, FX against the USD and a market regime score.
Charts & RSI
Price with MA50/MA200 and RSI14 for any asset, multi-timeframe RSI, and a full-screen TradingView-style charting view.
News, earnings, calendar
A bubble map of headline topics colored by sentiment, the newswire, megacap earnings and high-impact economic events.
An analyst that cites
Ask anything. Answers use the terminal's data, web search and verified support and resistance levels computed from OHLCV. Download any answer as a PDF.
Telegram & email alerts
High-impact moves, flows and macro releases arrive as one digest per cycle, in your language. You choose the topics and the minimum level.
Real screens, not mock-ups.
Captured from the live terminal. Your view shows the latest data.
Request, approve, sign in.
No password to remember. You sign in with Google or a one-time email code.
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Leave your email, your name and how you plan to use the terminal.
We approve
An admin reviews each request. Approved emails are added to the whitelist.
You get notified
You receive an email once you're in. Use the same email address to sign in.
Open the terminal
Go to terminal.algentis.xyz and sign in with Google or a 6-digit code sent to your inbox.
Get on the list.
Early access is free. Use the email you'll sign in with.
Traders who read the whole board.
- Crypto traders who want macro, ETF and on-chain flows in one place
- Macro and equity traders following risk-on and risk-off rotation
- Researchers and writers who need numbers with sources
- Indonesian traders, with IHSG, USD/IDR and an Indonesian-language interface
Before you ask.
Short answers about access, data and what the terminal is not.
Is it free?
Yes, during early access. If a paid plan ever starts, approved users will be told first.
How long does approval take?
Requests are reviewed by hand, usually within a day or two. You'll get an email when your address is added.
Where does the data come from?
Public market and on-chain sources such as Binance, Yahoo Finance, Deribit, CFTC, DefiLlama, Arkham, the US Treasury and ETF issuer disclosures. Each panel names its source. Some quotes, such as tradfi prices from Yahoo, can be delayed by about 15 minutes.
Does the AI make things up?
It is instructed to use only the terminal's data and web results, to cite them, and to say "no data" rather than guess. Support and resistance levels come from computed OHLCV, not from the model. Still, read it as analysis, not as fact.
Does the terminal place trades?
No. It's a research and monitoring tool. It doesn't connect to your exchange or wallet.
Nothing on the terminal or this page is financial advice. Trading crypto and other leveraged products carries a high risk of loss.