The terminal

One screen at /trade/BTC: the line, the Window, two buttons.

On screen

Part	What it shows
Asset chip	The asset and its live price; tap it to switch markets (favourites, crypto, stocks, search).
Window chip	The lane (5m, 15m, 1h, 24/7, Gap) and its clock: “trades 2:32”, “pricing…” while the opening print lands, “no Window” between rounds.
The line	The live price from a display feed, so you can see where it's going. The “Line” mark is the Window's opening print; the “Signed” mark is the latest signed RedStone price.
The card on the chart	Your stake, what UP and DOWN pay per dollar right now, the fees (free), and the trailing distance.
UP / DOWN	One tap each. The multiple under the word is 1 ÷ the price you would pay.
Positions	Each open position's value — what CLOSE pays now — its P&L and CLOSE. “≈” marks a value repriced on the line between book reads.

Modes

Under the chart: Up / Down (the default), Range, Boost, Private and Parlay. Range, Boost and Parlay are described in games. Private spends from a private balance kept separate from your wallet, so a bet is harder to link back to you — it is not anonymous.

A position's details

Tap a position to see its Window, where it is held (wallet or Trading Balance), the Window's line, your stake and average price, what CLOSE pays now, the P&L and when it settles — then Reduce by 25, 50 or 75 %, CLOSE, Add, set TP / SL, or open the proof of its prints.

Your account

History & stats: every closed round with lifetime P&L, win rate, trades, win streak, best streak and volume, and a replay of each.
Activity: the money moves — deposits, faucet claims, withdrawals — each linked to its receipt.
P&L: today, 7 days, 30 days or all time, with its curve.
Trade settings: your tap size (it follows 5 % of what you can spend until you set it), Boost, the trailing distance, and the close tolerance — how far below the shown value a one-tap CLOSE may land without asking. The eye beside your balance hides figures on screen; the note on the chart turns music on.

The first visit opens a five-step tour; it never shows again once dismissed.

On screen

Part	What it shows
Asset chip	The asset and its live price; tap it to switch markets (favourites, crypto, stocks, search).
Window chip	The lane (5m, 15m, 1h, 24/7, Gap) and its clock: “trades 2:32”, “pricing…” while the opening print lands, “no Window” between rounds.
The line	The live price from a display feed, so you can see where it's going. The “Line” mark is the Window's opening print; the “Signed” mark is the latest signed RedStone price.
The card on the chart	Your stake, what UP and DOWN pay per dollar right now, the fees (free), and the trailing distance.
UP / DOWN	One tap each. The multiple under the word is 1 ÷ the price you would pay.
Positions	Each open position's value — what CLOSE pays now — its P&L and CLOSE. “≈” marks a value repriced on the line between book reads.

Your account

History & stats: every closed round with lifetime P&L, win rate, trades, win streak, best streak and volume, and a replay of each.

Activity: the money moves — deposits, faucet claims, withdrawals — each linked to its receipt.

P&L: today, 7 days, 30 days or all time, with its curve.

Trade settings: your tap size (it follows 5 % of what you can spend until you set it), Boost, the trailing distance, and the close tolerance — how far below the shown value a one-tap CLOSE may land without asking. The eye beside your balance hides figures on screen; the note on the chart turns music on.

The first visit opens a five-step tour; it never shows again once dismissed.