Frequently asked questions

Volatility indicators display the rate and magnitude of price changes over selected timeframes, providing context for market activity. High volatility readings suggest rapid price movements, which may increase both opportunity and risk for open positions. These metrics are calculated based on historical data and do not predict future volatility levels. Users should combine these indicators with other data points, such as volume and order depth, for a broader view. Understanding the limitations of volatility metrics helps in setting appropriate risk parameters for trading workflows.

Order statuses such as 'Pending,' 'Filled,' 'Cancelled,' and 'Partially Filled' reflect the current state of a transaction in the matching engine. 'Pending' indicates the order is active and awaiting execution conditions, while 'Filled' confirms complete execution at the specified price. 'Partially Filled' means only a portion of the order quantity was executed, often due to insufficient liquidity at the target price. Understanding these states is crucial for tracking capital allocation and adjusting subsequent orders. Detailed definitions for all status codes are provided in the glossary section of the help center.

The analytics section visualizes past order activity, including entry and exit prices, holding periods, and realized outcomes. This data is organized chronologically and can be filtered by asset or strategy tag if applicable. The visualizations are intended for