Investor Intel: the chart rebuilt for traders, alerts that say what happened, the brief and charts by email and Telegram, and a third round of fixes

One tool row, and a readout in the plot

The chart tools sit in one row, with Save and Chart settings holding the rest, and Auto, Log and % sit at the price axis. Open, high, low, close, change and volume read inside the plot, with one line for each indicator where you can hide it, change its settings or remove it.

27 new drawing tools

Each tool can be selected, moved, resized by its handles, deleted and undone, and snaps to open, high, low or close with the magnet on. The tools sit on a grouped rail at the left of the plot, with Alt shortcuts for each group, on screens from tablet width up.

Alerts from your drawings

Right-click a drawing, or use its style row, and choose Alert when price crosses. It works on lines, levels, rectangle edges, every Fibonacci level, and a position's entry, target and stop. Trend lines, rays, extended lines and channel edges keep their slope: the alert is checked against where the line sits at each moment, not against one flat price.

34 new indicators, 47 in all

Each indicator has sensible defaults and limits and is tested against widely used reference implementations of the same formula.

• Averages: WMA, HMA, VWMA and TEMA
• Trend: Supertrend, Parabolic SAR, ADX and DMI, and Aroon
• Channels: Keltner, Donchian and regression channels
• Oscillators: Stochastic, CCI, Williams %R, MFI, ROC, Momentum, TRIX, Ultimate, Fisher, Awesome and Chaikin
• Volume: Chaikin money flow, accumulation and distribution, relative volume and a volume profile
• Levels: standard, Fibonacci and Camarilla pivots, ZigZag and automatic Fibonacci
• Volatility: historical volatility, standard deviation, Elder Ray and choppiness

16 candlestick patterns

Switch on the shapes you want marked, from engulfing and harami to morning and evening stars and three white soldiers. Each mark names the pattern and the direction it is usually read in.

A candlestick pattern describes the shape of one to three candles. It is not a signal on its own.

Every standard candle width

Every chart with range buttons gains a Candles row under Range, with Automatic first: 1, 3, 5, 15 and 30 minutes, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 12 hours, 1 and 3 days, 1 week and 1 month. Your choice is remembered like the range, and a width the range cannot draw stays visible and says why.

• A width a source does not serve is built only from complete smaller candles; a period with a missing part is dropped, and the forming period is never shown as a closed candle
• Weeks open on Monday and months on the 1st
• A one-hour view of a major coin now draws sixty one-minute candles instead of two half-hour ones

A coin only one of our sources carries at coarser spacing still gets that spacing, and the chart says so.

A right-click menu and keyboard shortcuts

Right-click the chart for eight actions, including Add alert at the price you clicked. Keyboard shortcuts are listed in the chart settings. The mouse wheel scrolls the page until you click into the chart, hold Ctrl or go full screen, so reading down the page never zooms the chart by accident.

What happened, on the chart

News, macro events and token unlocks appear as markers on the chart, each with its source and its time. Unlocks come from the schedules we have stored and say when they were last checked. The layers start switched on, and hiding one keeps it hidden.

Exit price lines

Press for a live quote of what selling $1,000, $5,000 or $25,000 of the token would get you, drawn as lines on the chart. Each press is one quote, and the lines clear after five minutes.

Available where the token page can already quote an exit.

Explain this candle

A button under the plot asks Explain This about the bar you picked, with its sources tagged.

Compare on the same chart

Add another asset to the chart as a percentage line beside the one you are looking at, for this visit.

A liquidations pane

For members, a pane under the price shows long liquidations above zero and short liquidations below it.

A market regime ribbon

A ribbon along the chart, with light shading in the plot, shows which market regime each stretch of time sat in.

A line chart for beginners

Members with Beginner Protection on see a line chart by default. A chart type you have saved always wins.

Every alert, and the brief, by email and Telegram

Choose email, Telegram or both for your alerts and for the Daily Brief, which you opt into. Alerts on venue share, the price spread between venues, tokenized asset venue depth, distance from the all-time high and DEX board persistence, which used to stay in the app, now go out like every other alert. A message carries your own level, the alert title, the time in your zone and a link back; the market data reading itself stays in the app for members.

• Telegram goes only to a private chat you link with the Investor Intel bot
• Every email has a plain-text part, and your mail app's one-click unsubscribe works at once
• Up to 12 messages an hour and 60 a day per member, and every send is recorded

Developer-sell alerts

Watch a Solana token's creator and up to five wallets tagged as its developer. When one of them sells, the alert says what was sold and what it fetched, the share of their holding it was, what they still hold, the market cap and the venue, with links to the chart at that sale and to the transaction. The chart link opens an event view with every fact and its source and every sale recorded, and a Developer sales layer marks them on the chart.

• Starter tracks 1 token at a time, Pro and the trial 3, and Elite 10
• Delivered in the app, by email and by Telegram

Solana tokens only, on Starter and above. The dollar value and market cap in these alerts are our own on-chain calculation using Chainlink's SOL/USD price.

Send me a test alert

In Settings and on every alert rule, one press sends a single message through each channel you chose, by the same path a real alert takes, up to three an hour.

When it last went out

Alerts, the last test and the Daily Brief each show when they were last sent, by which channel, in your time zone, and whether it arrived.

Alerts on coins only minutes old

Price move and liquidity drop alerts now work on fresh coins too. They are checked every five minutes, and the alert form states the real delay of about five to ten minutes.

Graduation alerts

A launch graduation alert fires when a token's bonding progress crosses the level you set, or once when it graduates.

Wallets you follow

Wallet Watch now reads Solana wallet transfers, wallet activity alerts can fire on Solana wallets, and a Wallets you follow list keeps them together.

A brief that leads with your money, at the time you choose

The brief by Telegram, by email, with /brief and in the app opens with your portfolio or your funds, and carries only what has content that day. Pick the time it arrives, on the quarter hour in your own zone, or keep the morning window. It comes daily, or weekly on the day you pick, now named the Weekly brief.

• The market in words
• Your holdings and their movers, with every watched fund read, up to twenty
• Your watchlist movers, with price and 24-hour change
• Up to three headlines on your coins
• What changed overnight
• Up to four charts

On the free plan the brief says plainly why none is prepared.

Telegram charts for any asset

Ask the bot for /chart by name, ticker or contract and it draws the chart, with buttons that switch the window, the candle length and the indicators in the same message. Every asset gets a chart, and a window with no data shows the nearest one and says so.

Your coins today

My Intel opens on your coins: their value, change, profit and loss, and one plain sentence about the day, with Add your coins when you have none yet and the Get started checklist underneath.

A strategy tester

History and backtests, under Trading and DeFi, tests a rule on any coin over a period from one month to all of its history, at any of the fifteen candle widths, with your own fee and slippage.

• Nine rules: buy and hold, SMA or EMA crossover, price against a moving average, MACD crossover, RSI levels, breakout, Bollinger bands, and two Markets screen rules
• Results against buy and hold, a performance table, every trade, and an equity curve with its drawdown
• Buy and sell arrows, the rule's indicators and the largest drawdown drawn on the chart
• Every asset page offers Backtest a rule on that coin

Signals are read on a candle's close and filled at the next open, long only, and gaps in the data are stated, never filled. Past results are not future results. Free runs 5 backtests a day over up to 365 days of history; Starter 50 a day, Pro and the trial 200, Elite 500, over all the history we hold.

Find a coin by its name

One picker on every asset form, from the watchlist and alerts to Compare, theses, the portfolio and trade plans, takes a name or a ticker and asks for a network only when it matters, starting from your chain of interest. Funds such as OUSG, USYC, BUIDL, USDY and BENJI are found by name.

One verdict for each asset

Every page now reads the same stored verdict for an asset and one market mood, with news sentiment per asset and one sourced liquidity figure on token pages.

A verdict at the top of token pages

Token pages open with an exit check at $50, $200 and $1,000, then holders, the developer, bundlers and snipers, mint and freeze authority, liquidity and tax. Check a contract sits in the sidebar, and Wallet Watch reads EVM wallets.

Paste or import your holdings

Paste a list or import a CSV, from our template or from Coinbase or Kraken, review it, record it in one step, and undo the import if it was wrong.

Bring your own OpenRouter key

Connect your own OpenRouter key and pick a model, including OpenRouter's free ones, and Explain This, the Daily Brief, the wallet summary, the portfolio reading and thesis drafts and critiques are written by your model.

• The key is stored write-only and never shown again, only its last four characters
• Your model's answers go through the same figure checks, advice screening and citation checks, and name the model that wrote them
• They do not count against your plan's AI allowance, up to 200 a day
• If your model fails, you get our normal answer with a note naming your model

Funds pages

Tokenised treasuries have their own table and a page for each fund, six fund alert triggers, theses measured against the 3-month bill or SOFR, and Macro rates with the yield curve. BUIDL reads "Issuer redemption only".

Fund records

Fund holdings can record a subscription, a redemption and a reinvested dividend, with cost basis and performance. Fund alerts on the NAV gap, the yield gap and a stale NAV now cover BUIDL and OUSG, read on chain from BNY's and Ondo's own reports.

A board pack for funds

The funds board pack gains numbered footnotes in every format, a licence section, a PDF, and copy and print fallbacks, and the compare table can be exported.

A first run that asks what you are here for

Onboarding starts empty, asks "What are you here to do?" and takes you to the page that fits, without reloading the app.

Times in your own zone

Times now show in your local time with the zone named, and UTC is one click away in Settings.

Help in place

Tap a term for its definition, word for word from our glossary. Help also answers basic crypto terms and can hand you to Explain This.

A "Very new" note

Coins under seven days old show "Very new: about N hours old" beside their Safety score.

A public status page

/status shows in plain words whether Investor Intel's data is flowing, refreshed every minute, and the footer's Status link opens it.

An exit quote for your agent

exit_quote gives your own agent the token page's live exit quote for selling a given amount. It is for members and is not on the public demo server.

Daily allowance: Starter 25, Pro and the trial 100, Elite 500. Not included on Free.

Whose figure it is, for agents

Every answer from the hosted MCP server and the agent API carries a licence field, explained on the Agents and methodology pages.

Demos for what you came to do

The demo opens on markets, trading, funds or developer tools, depending on the link you followed.

A 6-digit email code at checkout

After paying for a TheContentForge plan, you confirm your email with a 6-digit code before setting your password and opening your workspace. Send a new code is offered after a minute. If you already have an account, you get a sign-in link instead.

The chart stays on screen when you change the range

The old candles stay, dimmed, with a short loading line, until the new ones land. The coverage lines keep their reading, marked as updating, and the event history stays open. The page also no longer jumps to the top when you press a chart control.

The plot in the first screen

The source and coverage lines fold into one line under the plot. Ranges and your favourite candle widths share one row, with the other widths under More, each with its reason when it cannot be drawn. On a laptop the plot sits about 240 pixels higher than before.

Candles in your time

Charts open in the time zone from your Settings, with your device time one choice away, and daily candles say when they open in your time.

A faster, smoother chart

The chart code and your saved chart load earlier. Moving the pointer redraws only the readout rather than the whole chart, markers are placed without searching every candle, and the chart catches up once a frame while you pan. Indicators stop recalculating every minute when the candles have not changed.

Plain sentences under the chart

When the source has a different candle width than the one you picked, one line says so. Market and portfolio asset charts add a sentence such as "Down about 5.5% on this chart", with the two prices and dates it compares. Your candle choice is kept for each asset.

Safety first on contract tokens

On a contract token, "Can I get out" and "Who holds it" come first, any warning folded away is named, and Read the whole safety check opens the rest. A Chart link sits in the page header.

Your settings are remembered

The magnet, keep drawing, the crosshair style and the replay speed stay as you left them. Go to latest keeps your zoom, and a strip on hover offers Earlier, Zoom in, Zoom out, Later and Reset view. Full screen and Taller are separate controls.

Readable labels

Drawing labels sit on solid backings with readable contrast and no longer overlap each other, and Target, Stop, Entry and the volume levels get colour-matched tags on the price axis. Text on the chart is 12 to 13 pixels.

Indicators easier to find

Search the indicator list, keep favourites, and press / to open it.

Replay

Replay starts at the bar you click, sits under the plot, gains 8x and 16x speeds, and remembers your speed.

Young coins and tiny prices

A young coin opens on a range that fits its age, and a 7-day chart with too few prices tries a shorter window and says why. Very small prices are written with subscript zeros, and axis noise reads as zero.

The price alert dialog fits

Add alert at a price no longer needs sideways scrolling. The condition and the dollar level share a row, and each setting has its plain explanation directly beneath it.

The chart credit moves to our Terms

The chart engine's logo is gone from the corner of the plot. The engine is credited once, in the third-party section of our Terms.

Every level in its own unit

Each alert message now states its level the way the rule measures it.

• A fund yield gap reads in percentage points, and a stale fund price in hours
• A liquidation cascade reads as a multiple of the seven-day average
• Attention alerts read in consecutive hours, and venue alerts in basis points, dollars or venues
• Liquidity drop, wallet activity, unlock, narrative heat and thesis alerts now carry the level you set

Alerts on the free plan

Free keeps up to three price level, price move or graduation alerts. Other alert types wait, saved, with "Waiting: needs Starter", and run again after an upgrade.

Price move alerts on the day's change

New price move alerts fire on the coin's own 24-hour change, in the direction you chose. Existing rules keep working as before and are labelled "only on a new crossing".

Alerts that say whether they can run

New rules save switched on and named after the coin. A rule that cannot be checked yet says so and is never shown as active, and more alert types can be previewed before you save.

Alert rules that read plainly

Each rule shows its latest firing first, then one Edit alert control, with Delivery and History folded underneath. The level box resets when you change the asset, the picker highlights the coin most people mean, rule titles use the ticker, and a fund alert links to the funds table.

Evidence lines that are true

An alert only says signals "did not move together" when they really disagreed. When they could not be compared over one window it says that, and when nothing was measured there is no line at all.

A sharper desk for memecoin traders

The token verdict reads more of what decides whether you can get out.

• The safety score now weighs exit liquidity, bundler, bot, sniper and insider share, and whether the developer has sold
• Each fact reads "Reading" until its source answers, holder rows older than ten minutes are marked old, and the verdict has a re-read button
• Exit quotes now cover Base pools, and BNB Chain quotes no longer rank a near-empty pool first
• Graduation boards show fresh graduates with price, liquidity and age, and every row has a Check link
• Look-alike names and hidden right-to-left characters are flagged
• The Degen table has a risk legend, its Low filter leaves out medium risk, and pairs under a day old are never marked Low
• Contracts with a holder alert are read every hour

Numbers that agree, and say what they are

Figures that contradicted each other now agree, and each one says what it is measured against.

• Markets sorts by rank and gains an all-time high column, and "From recorded high" names the date its record starts
• Self-reported market caps are flagged and left out of totals
• Safety reads "N/100, higher is safer" with its reasons in place, and memecoin checks are skipped for registered funds
• One BTC dominance reading on every page, labelled by source like Fear and Greed and the 10-year yield, and delayed figures say since when
• Funding reads as a percent per funding period, beside basis, in a sortable venue table
• "Flat today" appears only for a move of 0.00%; an unknown move reads "Not known yet"
• The portfolio's two 24-hour figures are labelled by basis, and partial profit and loss says how many coins it covers
• Wallet Watch leaves out absurd prices and says so
• Purchase dates without a time keep their calendar day, briefs are dated in your zone, and payroll and Fed times stay right across the clock change

Add a coin in two clicks

Add your coins, the header's Add coins and an empty portfolio open a one-coin form: coin, ticker or contract, amount and an optional price, then Find this coin and Record. The network is read from the address itself, across EVM chains, Solana, Tron, TON, Sui, Aptos, XRPL, Stellar, Cardano, Injective and NEAR, and a mistyped address offers the one it probably meant. The full form and the CSV upload stay one click away.

Native coins and the watchlist

DOGE, LTC and DOT can be recorded, and XRP, ADA, TRX, ZEC, XLM, NEAR, SUI, INJ, APT and TON are recognised as native coins everywhere. The watchlist button reads On My Watchlist with Remove, and coins you name in setup start your watchlist.

Markets is one list

Members page through ranks 1 to 5,000 in one table, 50 rows a page, with one sort and one set of filters, and a page number box between Prev and Next. A hairline marks where the list crosses rank 1,000, with a line saying the markets past it are thinner. Figures that exist only for the top 1,000 are blank past it, with the reason in the cell.

Visitors and the public demo see ranks 1 to 1,000.

Billing that moves you to Free, not out

A lapsed trial, a cancellation or a failed payment now moves your workspace to Free. Nothing is deleted unless you delete it yourself, by typing the workspace name in Settings.

• Trial: on Free at the end of day 7, with Free's three price alerts
• Cancelling: by email at least 5 business days before renewal; your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for, then moves to Free
• Failed payment: two emails and a notice in the app; from day 3 the plan is Free but every alert you already had keeps running, and from day 7 Free's allowance applies, with your other rules saved
• Paying at any point restores your plan, and paying again never charges twice

A Pro-level trial, and one story about the plans

A new trial has every Pro allowance for all seven days, including 10,000 agent calls a day, needs no card, and moves to Free on day 8. Start, Settings and Upgrade show one plan table read from the live limits, and every page now says the same about the trial and Free. Free sign-up lists what Free has: market boards, charts, a watchlist of ten, and 3 price alerts by email or Telegram, with portfolio valuation and AI answers on Starter and above. The trial line shows its end date, and pricing links from Investor Intel pages go to Investor Intel plans.

Full price history on every paid plan

Starter, Pro, Elite and the trial now say what they always had: the full price history we hold.

AI answers that know your coins

Explain This and the Daily Brief use your holdings, your watchlist and what Investor Intel has recorded, and say which names they could not match. Answers lead with a verdict, every wait shows its stage, and an answer written for you is never shown to anyone else.

Explain This reads its own product

Explain reads the macro calendar, the Treasury curve and SOFR from the Rates panel, and, from an asset page, that page's own figures. A name written beside a ticker must match it, or the answer asks which you meant, and an Ask about one asset picker is added. Your last ten answers reopen in place, and an answer that took too long is recovered when it lands.

News that belongs

The macro feed shows each story once and counts distinct publishers. Posts from X stay in the feeds, labelled "Post on X" with the account, shown once, and never counted as an article or as corroboration. An asset's news needs the headline to name it.

The funds desk reads like a funds desk

Fund pages now read as funds rather than tokens.

• Fund pages drop memecoin checks, and their units read correctly, such as about 0.50% rather than 50.00%
• 30 and 90-day yield history beside the 3-month bill and SOFR, with short-window and fee flags
• A Who may hold column and filter, and a banner on Regulation S funds
• The lookup finds funds by idea or sponsor, such as Treasury or BlackRock
• Tokenized Treasuries takes its members from the fund register, and narrative leaders are no longer duplicated
• The New York Fed's notice sits beside every SOFR figure, on pages, in exports and in agent answers

Beginner Protection guides and never restricts

Higher-risk items are set aside in place, one click to show, and Beginner Protection never blocks a page, a search, a watchlist or an alert. The Degen tab and the biggest-move sorts ask "Show anyway?" once, with Always show without asking to keep it that way. Setup offers Beginner Protection when you tick memecoins or new launches, and a funds desk folds the crypto blocks behind one line.

Top gainers that mean something

The move sorts rank coins with at least $500,000 of daily volume and a $5 million market cap first, then thinner coins. Nothing is hidden, and Show all, including very thin markets, restores the plain order.

Menus that say what they are

The Markets menu is now Markets, Launches and listings, Trading and DeFi, and Real-world assets, and Trading and DeFi opens DeFi. Structure figures is now Market figures, Market structure is now Venues and liquidations, Research is now Saved research and tools, Explain This has its own menu line, and Terms explained sits beside Methodology. Ctrl K keeps every keystroke and finds pages by everyday words such as backtest, agents or fear greed.

The holdings export carries values

The holdings export now includes price, value, profit and loss and allocation.

Phones

Markets shows price, 24-hour and 7-day change and market cap on a phone, and fourteen pages no longer scroll sideways at phone width.

Plain words first

Codes read as sentences, assets read as "Chainlink (LINK) on Ethereum", and developer panels sit behind one closed fold. Every time carries its zone.

Fixes from our second round of testers

Nineteen quick fixes and twelve product items from five testers.

• One market mood across My Intel, the Daily Brief and Explain, and the brief no longer leaves out a loss
• Funds with a constant NAV no longer show a false premium; fund columns on the watchlist, fund Compare and a funds desk on My Intel
• One Safety score for traders, and Degen rows open the verdict page
• Price level alerts, repricing after an import, "I bought more", losses stated in words, and a look-alike cue
• Bitcoin Layer 2s now holds Bitcoin Layer 2s only

Steadier data behind the pages

Fixes from a full review of the Investor Intel code.

• Journal and long lists read in full, without a 1,000-row cap, and a failed read shows as unavailable with Retry instead of an empty list
• Costs filled in for you are labelled as estimates, and a $1 price is assumed only for verified stablecoins
• Chart history is kept apart for the width you asked for and the width served, and Solana tokens share history across their aliases
• Captures refuse stale copies, so a repeated reading is never shown as a fresh one

Provider outages stay out of your way

When a news or social data source stops answering, a news refresh no longer shows its error text and cached posts are kept. We are alerted when any provider keeps failing, and when it recovers.

The live chart no longer drifts backwards

Left open on a live chart, the newest candles slowly slid off the right edge, about one candle every quarter of a minute. The chart now holds its view, follows new candles at the live edge, and keeps your place when you have panned back.

Reopening at the newest candle

A live chart whose saved view had drifted now reopens with the newest candle at the right edge, at your saved zoom. Shared snapshots, replay and named layouts keep exactly the view they were saved with.

Drawing tools over the plot

The drawing rail briefly covered the first candles and squeezed its menu arrows. Each tool now sits clear of the plot.

Sideways scrolling on laptop widths

The tool and range rows now wrap when they do not fit, instead of pushing the page sideways, and All is back on the range row.

Telegram shown as unavailable

Settings, the Alerts page and the alert form said Telegram was not available yet while Telegram alerts were already being sent. They now offer it.

Statuses that could not be read

An alert status that cannot be read now says it could not be checked, instead of showing a state it did not know.

Addresses that do not exist

A made-up contract address now shows "No token found at this address", and a Solana address with its letters changed in case no longer borrows the real coin's figures; the changed letters are marked.

Market regime history for 13 to 23 October

Our capture of the hourly market regime was refused by a data provider for those ten days. Members now see the missing hours filled from that provider's history, each marked "Backfilled" with its cause, a dashed stretch on the dominance chart and a note in the day panel. Visitors and the public demo keep the gap, with its cause stated.

Tokenized asset premium history for 13 to 22 October

Daily closes for the same gap in wrapper premium history are filled for members and labelled on the history chart.

Portfolio research

Generating portfolio research, attribution and performance failed for every member. It works again, and a failed Generate now says so and tries the generation again when you retry.

Market snapshots

Total market and ranking snapshots stopped on 23 October and resumed on 24 October.

Coinbase prices

Coinbase rows never reached the venue lists. They do now, beside Binance, Kraken and KuCoin.

History and backtests opened Market regime

The menu item now opens the strategy tester; regime history, the rank atlas and the screen backtest stay reachable from asset pages and Ctrl K.

Lists that stopped at 1,000 rows

About twenty reads, from narrative chatter to the Degen screen and thesis evidence, stopped at 1,000 rows. They now read in full, so narratives look fresher and more assets carry a verdict.

The token verdict stacking up

On some token pages the verdict block repeated itself, up to sixteen times. It shows once.

Saving a fund thesis

A thesis on a fund such as WTGXX was refused on save. It saves now, named by the fund's own symbol.

Portfolio readings on large positions

A portfolio reading no longer fails when a holding carries a large derivatives block.

Funds named as ETH

Watched funds such as BUIDL and USYC were listed as ETH under Watched but not held. They show their own names.

The home page flashing on Investor Intel

Opening an Investor Intel address directly could briefly show the home page on a slow connection. It now opens the app.

Public pages preload properly

Public pages asked the browser to preload their scripts from the wrong address, which logged errors and preloaded nothing. They now preload from the site itself.