Market news

The agent can tell you what is going on in the market and why a coin moved. It does this in two ways: a quick look at the latest headlines, and a deeper search of the web.

Latest headlines#

The agent keeps a feed of headlines from CoinDesk and The Block. The feed is refreshed every 15 minutes, so it is fresh enough for a daily overview. You can ask for everything, or narrow it to a coin or a topic.

This is quick and cheap. Use it when you want a general picture or the latest on a specific coin.

Deeper search#

For anything outside the platform's own feed, the agent searches the web. Typical questions:

• listings and delistings;
• hacks and exploits;
• regulation and legal decisions;
• macro events that moved the market;
• why a particular coin rose or fell.

By default the search looks back about a week, and it can go back up to 30 days if you ask: "what happened to LINK over the last month?". It reads a handful of articles and summarises them, with the sources they came from.

Make the question specific#

• Name the coin or the event, and the time window if it matters: "SOL news from the last 3 days".
• Ask about one thing at a time. "Why did ETH move on Tuesday?" gets a better answer than "tell me everything about crypto".
• Follow up in the same chat: "which of these affects my open BTC trade?"

Combine news with a trade#

News is context, not a signal. A useful pattern is to ask for the news, then the chart, then a draft:

1. "Why did SOL drop today?"
2. "Show the SOL chart with levels."
3. "Prepare a small long with a tight stop loss."

The last step gives you a confirmation card, and nothing is placed until you approve.

Limits#

• The agent reports what the sources say. It cannot check every claim, and a fresh story may be incomplete.
• News does not need a connected account, so you can use it on the very first day. See Your first session.

Next steps#

• How to ask the agent
• AI allowance