A1Radar Interface Tour

The A1Radar interface is designed around a "scan signals first, dive deep later" workflow. You should start with the overview dashboard, and then open specific chart detail pages when you need to audit anomalies.

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1. Dashboard

The Dashboard is where you get a quick snapshot of overall market conditions and key indices.

When opening the dashboard, focus on:

• Market / Chain Health: Is the overall market strong, weak, or noisy?
• Sector Momentum: Which narrative has outstanding capital flow?
• Strategic Traders: Are professional wallets accumulating, distributing, or holding?
• Token Scoring: Which tokens have the highest scores or largest rating shifts?

Do not try to read all charts at once. Search for abnormal signals first.

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2. Signal Tables

A1Radar features signal tables to help you scan the market quickly. The MEFI table is a classic example: each token is scored across multiple dimensions including bullish strength, accumulation, risk, overheating, and sustainability.

When reading signal tables, filter from broad to narrow:

• Start with market cap groups or your watchlist.
• Search for tokens with multiple columns aligning in the same direction.
• Avoid tokens with high momentum scores if their risk or overheating scores are also high.
• Open the token's chart detail page before adding it to your trade checklist.

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3. Chart Detail Page

Each chart detail page typically includes:

• The main interactive chart.
• Filters for token, chain, sector, or timeframe.
• A legend to toggle specific data series on and off.
• Description cards detailing how to read the indicator.

When reviewing a chart detail page, answer 3 questions:

1. Is this indicator trending up, down, or sideways?
2. Which token/chain/sector is driving the change?
3. Is this signal confirmed by other indicators?

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4. Filters

Filters help eliminate market noise. Instead of looking at the entire market, you can focus on:

• A specific chain like Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, or Base.
• A single token in your watchlist.
• A sector showing active momentum.
• A timeframe matching your trading horizon.

[!TIP] If a chart feels cluttered, toggle off series in the legend or filter down to a single chain/token first.

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5. Watchlist

Use the Watchlist to aggregate the tokens you want to monitor closely.

Add tokens to your watchlist when:

• The token appears in multiple positive signals.
• The token shows notable inflows from Strategic Traders.
• The token belongs to a sector showing active momentum.
• The token has upcoming unlock risks that need tracking.

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6. Search

Search helps you quickly open documentation or related content. On the docs site, press ⌘K or click the search box to find:

• Indicator names.
• Feature guides.
• Terms like MEFI, DSSI, unlock, netflow, or holders.

In the main application, use the search bar to jump straight to a specific token or chart.