I trade 15% of my portfolio actively. Not because I think I can beat the market — because staying engaged with macro market changes requires skin in the game. The other 85% is long. This slice is the learning budget. I needed a terminal that combined everything I check daily without opening five different tabs.
The Problem
Active market learning requires checking TradingView for charts, Bloomberg for macro, a spreadsheet for personal positions, and a journal for trade thesis. There’s no unified view. Switching between tools breaks context and makes it easy to miss the relationship between what’s happening in the macro and what’s happening in your positions.
What It Is
A dark terminal-style dashboard showing macro indices (S&P, BTC, ETH, crypto dominance), live position tracker with P&L and stop levels, configurable alert rules, and a structured trade journal capturing thesis, entry, exit, and lessons per trade. Exchange connector is read-only by default; write-mode is gated behind a confirmation dialog.
Features
- Macro dashboard: S&P, BTC, ETH, sector rotation, dominance charts
- Position tracker with live P&L and stop-loss levels
- Configurable alert rules (not hardcoded)
- Structured trade journal with thesis, entry, exit, and lessons fields
- Optional exchange connector (read-only by default, write-mode gated)
Stack
| Tool | Role |
|---|---|
| Vite + React + TypeScript | Terminal UI |
| Tailwind | Dark terminal styling |
| CoinGecko | Crypto price data |
| Yahoo Finance | Equity macro data |
| CCXT | Exchange connector |