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How to use the terminal; what each metric, layer and panel shows, how traders read them, and when the picture can mislead. The examples are real moments from our history; you can open them in replay with the "Show on chart" button.

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What EVA isEVA is an analytics terminal for crypto.Honestly about signalsAlmost any market hint comes down to a rule like "if this happens, price will go there".Basic and ProIn Basic, the Layers panel shows the main chart layers and two panes below the chart: cumulative delta and…The Layers panelThe Layers button next to the scenarios opens a list of everything that can be shown on and below the chart, by…Command palette and keysCtrl+K or / opens the command palette: it has everything, including layers, panes, sections, windows, timeframes,…Price scaleRight-clicking the price scale opens a menu: regular, logarithmic, percent from the first visible…Drawing and drawing propertiesThe tools are on the panel to the left of the chart: lines, shapes and zones, Fibonacci, measure, position, notes.Gestures: draw by handPress and hold the mouse on an empty spot of the chart: a ring appears and fills in about half a second.Panes below the chartBelow the chart are metric panes: cumulative delta, open interest, delta per bar and others.Delta per bar: dollars or zThe Delta per bar pane shows how much more was bought than sold at market on futures in each bar.Compare, overlay and correlationCompare with a coin: up to four coins.Smooth candle and smoothnessThe last candle glides to the new price in about a tenth of a second instead of jumping.News and macro eventsA lightning bolt above a candle marks important news in the minute it happened.MacroThe whole crypto market at once: market cap (TOTAL, TOTAL2, TOTAL3), stablecoin and bitcoin dominance,…MoneyWhat those with a lot of money are doing: transfers to and from exchanges, exchange reserves, off-exchange whales,…Statistics and trade journalThe Statistics tab is your trade journal: log a Position from the chart, results in R.Screener: coins at EVA zonesWhere the price is now relative to EVA zones: approaching, in the zone or bounced — across all coins at once.Overview: heatmap and fundingThe whole market on one screen: coins as tiles by volume and price change, funding across six exchanges.How to install EVA on your phoneIts own window and an icon on the screen, alerts as notifications: Android, iPhone and computer.The app on your phoneThe bottom bar and “More”, the top bar, “Chart tools”, gestures, the splash screen and “updating…”.How to log in to EVATwo equal ways — the Telegram bot or email; a passkey for your own devices.AlertsThe bell in the header opens “My alerts”: price, clusters, intersections, market events; on screen, in Telegram and to the phone.Settings ⚙Sections: candles, lines, price scale, time, hotkeys, system; at the bottom — the app, notifications and sign-out.The “Intersection” alert and “Where on the chart”Notifies you when the price approaches the place where a trendline enters an EVA zone.

Flow: who buys and sells at market

Cumulative delta (CVD)who hit the market — buyers or sellers Taker Aggression and delta per barwho is hitting the market right now and by how much CVD by venue and by trade sizewho exactly is buying at market: which exchange and what size of participant Large Tradeswho bought or sold big at market Tape pacehow much faster or slower than usual trades are going through Clusters and footprintwhere inside a candle large volume traded Stacked imbalanceseveral consecutive prices with a strong imbalance to one side Bar scannermarks on bars where something was notably stronger than around them Rolling correlationhow closely price and the chosen series moved together over the last bars

Order Book: limit orders

Order book and liquiditywho is sitting with limit orders near the price Working with the order bookhow to read the "Order Book" and "Traded at price" panels element by element Order Book Heatmapwhere large orders sat in the book and how long they stayed there

Profiles and levels

Volume Profile: POC, VAH, VALat which prices the previous day's volume traded TPO — time profileat which prices the market spent the most time VWAPthe day's volume-weighted average price Daily and weekly levelsyesterday's and last week's highs, lows and opens Trading sessionsTokyo, London and New York hours on the chart

Zones and chart markup

Reversal zoneswhere price has reversed before and what is happening at those places now Trendlines: trend lines and channelslines through price swings and channels along them Chart patternsdouble tops, head and shoulders, triangles and wedges — after a breakout Fibonacci gridmove continuation levels from an inside bar Elliott wave countone interpretation of the move as waves — with the level where it breaks Similar stretches of historywhere price drew a similar picture in the past — and what happened next

Derivatives: leverage and positions

Open Interesthow many contracts are open now — whether new money is entering the market Funding and basiswho pays for leverage and how far the perp trades above spot Long/short ratiowhich side has more accounts — longs or shorts Liquidationswhom the exchange closed out forcibly Optionswhere options open interest sits, max pain and implied volatility

No metric tells where price will go; they help you understand what is happening now.