Calendar & News
What is scheduled, and what has just happened.
Crypto trades around the clock. It does not trade independently of dollar liquidity and rate expectations, and the largest single-candle moves of most months are not crypto events at all — they are a CPI print, an FOMC decision or a payrolls number landing at a time anyone could have known in advance.
So the desk carries both: a macro calendar of what is coming, and a news feed of what has just broken. Neither is a signal service. The calendar reports what is scheduled and what the market consensus expects; the feed reports what was published. What to do about either is your decision.
The calendar
The news
Headlines are matched against the markets you can actually trade here, so a story naming a coin is tagged with it and you can see at a glance whether it touches anything in your book. Age is shown rather than clock time, because a headline's age is what tells you whether the move has already happened.
Both live in one panel on the desk, opened from the menu and closed when you are done with it. Nothing is pushed at you while you are trading.