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The dashboard is where you land after you sign in. It opens with live prices, gives you market context at a glance, three quick ways to start a strategy, and a cockpit view of your bots, broker connection, and AI credits. This guide walks through every part of the page and what each number means.

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The ticker and the greeting

The top of the page reads as alive on first paint. A scrolling price strip runs across the top, and a greeting names you and the day.

  1. Read the scrolling ticker at the very top. It shows the live spot price (the current index price) for every coin we support.
  2. Hover the ticker to pause it so you can read a price without chasing it.
  3. Watch a price flash green or red as a fresh tick arrives.
  4. Read the greeting below it. It changes with the time of day in your timezone and uses your first name if you set one.
Prices stream from Delta India marks. If the feed drops, the tiles hold the last value rather than blanking out.
The live spot ticker scrolling across the top of the dashboard above the greeting.2Greeting (time of day + your name)
2Greeting (time of day + your name)
Read the ticker and greetingLive prices scroll across the top, then a greeting names the day.
BTC · spot$104,200
ETH · spot$3,910
Good morning, Kiru.
1/3Read a live pricespot, the current index price
  1. Read a live price (spot, the current index price)
  2. Watch it flash on a tick (green up, red down)
  3. Read the greeting (time of day, your first name)

The net vs gross chart

Below the greeting is a wide animated chart that compares NET to GROSS. NET is what you actually keep after costs. GROSS is what you would have made before costs. The shaded DRAG wedge between the two lines is the drag from fees, funding (the periodic payment between long and short holders of a perpetual) and slippage (the gap between the price you expected and the price you got). The legend under the chart names the three: NET, GROSS, DRAG.

  1. Read the solid line. The legend labels it NET, the headline.
  2. Read the faint dashed line above it. The legend labels it GROSS, before costs.
  3. Look at the shaded wedge between them. The legend labels it DRAG, what costs took out.
  4. Check the header label. It tells you whether you are looking at a DEMO curve or YOUR FLEET.
  5. Read the three stats in the footer: SHARPE (return per unit of risk), MAX DD (the worst peak-to-trough drop), and P(PROFIT) (the share of trades that closed in profit). On the demo curve each is suffixed DEMO; on your real fleet each is suffixed 24H.
Until you deploy a bot and close your first trade, this chart shows a DEMO curve, marked DEMO in the header and footer stats. It is illustrative, not your money. Once you have real closed trades it switches to your actual fleet equity over the last 24 hours, and the header reads YOUR FLEET.
The net vs gross chart with the NET, GROSS and DRAG legend and the Sharpe, max drawdown and profit stats.1NET (solid) vs GROSS (dashed), DRAG wedge2SHARPE / MAX DD / P(PROFIT)
1NET (solid) vs GROSS (dashed), DRAG wedge2SHARPE / MAX DD / P(PROFIT)
Read net vs grossNet is what you keep; the wedge is the drag costs took.
LIVE · BTCUSD · 1H · NET VS GROSS · DEMO
SHARPE · DEMO1.62
MAX DD · DEMO-11.4%
1/4Check the DEMO labelthis is illustrative until you have trades
  1. Check the DEMO label (this is illustrative until you have trades)
  2. Compare the two lines (the DRAG wedge is fees, funding and slippage)
  3. Read SHARPE (return per unit of risk)
  4. Read MAX DD (the worst peak-to-trough drop)

Pick a strategy with the wizard

The card titled Vecktor · pick a strategy with you asks three short questions and lands you on a backtest. It is a fast way to start when you do not know what to run.

  1. Pick a Risk appetite: Conservative, Moderate, or Aggressive.
  2. Pick a Trading cadence: Weekly, Daily, or Intraday.
  3. Pick a Strategy style: Trend, Breakout, Mean reversion, or Surprise me.
  4. Click Show my three. You get three matches, ranked.
  5. Click a match to open it preloaded on the futures page, ready to run.
  6. Click Dismiss if you do not want this card. It stays gone on your next visit.
The wizard does not call AI and does not spend credits. It picks from the strategy library by your answers. Clicking a match opens a backtest, which is free to run.
Pick a strategy with the wizardThree questions land you on a backtest. No credits spent.
Risk: ModerateCadence: DailyStyle: TrendShow my three
#1 SUPERTREND · BTCUSD · 4hRUN →
1/5Pick a risk appetite
  1. Pick a risk appetite
  2. Pick a cadence
  3. Pick a style
  4. Click Show my three (no AI, no credits)
  5. Click a match (opens a backtest preloaded)

Top performers and OI movers

This panel shows the biggest movers split into Gainers and Losers, with a one-click way to trade each row. You can change the time window and switch what it ranks by.

  1. Read the two columns: Gainers on the left, Losers on the right.
  2. Click a time tab (5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 12h, or 24h) to change the window the move is measured over.
  3. Click % to rank by price change, or OI Δ to rank by open interest change (open interest is the total size of open positions in that coin).
  4. Click any row, or its Trade arrow, to open that coin. BTC and ETH open on the options page; every other coin opens on the futures page.
  5. Click scan more to open the full scanner on the monitor page.
Shorter time tabs need a few minutes of history after the page first goes live, so a fresh window can read warming up. On the 24h OI view Delta only publishes a 6h change, so that column shows a dollar figure over 6h, not a percent.
The top performers panel with the time tabs, the percent and OI pivot, and the Gainers and Losers columns.1% or OI Δ pivot2Gainers3Losers
1% or OI Δ pivot2Gainers3Losers
Find a mover and trade itSwitch the window and what it ranks by, then open the coin.
1h24h%OI Δ
SOL+6.2%
Trade →
1/4Pick a time window
  1. Pick a time window
  2. Rank by price change (or OI Δ for open interest)
  3. Read a mover row
  4. Click Trade (opens options for BTC/ETH, futures for others)

Market context strip

Below the movers is the Market · Delta India perps strip, a row of market tiles for the perpetuals (perpetual futures, contracts with no expiry) listed on Delta India. Its header reads live · 15s and it refreshes every 15 seconds.

  1. Read Perpetuals listed: how many perpetual contracts are tracked.
  2. Read 24h volume: total traded value across those contracts in the last day.
  3. Read Open interest: the total dollar size of open positions.
  4. Read 1h OI flow: how open interest changed in the last hour, as a percent. Green is money coming in, red is money leaving.
  5. Read BTC funding APR: the annualised funding rate on BTC. Positive means longs pay shorts.
The 1h OI flow tile can read warming up for the first hour after the page goes live, while it builds enough history to compute the change. That is not an error.
The Market Delta India perps strip showing open interest, 1h OI flow and BTC funding APR tiles.1Open interest21h OI flow3Funding APR
1Open interest21h OI flow3Funding APR

RSI, Altcoin Season, and cross-exchange sentiment

Two more rows sit under the market strip. The first is medium-term market posture. The second is cross-exchange sentiment for BTC.

  1. Read Market RSI · 14d/1d: the average 14-period RSI on daily closes across the top perps. RSI (relative strength index) runs 0 to 100. Above 70 reads overbought, below 30 reads oversold.
  2. Read Altcoin Season Index · 90d: above 75 reads altcoin season, below 25 reads bitcoin season, in between reads balanced.
  3. Note the n= count under each tile. That is how many coins went into the number.
  4. Read BTC L/S Ratio · cross-exchange: the cross-exchange long-to-short ratio. Above 1 means more longs. The chips below show each venue.
  5. Read BTC Liquidations · 24h: the total value of positions force-closed in the last day, split into longs and shorts.
The sentiment row is sourced from a third-party feed. If that feed is not configured on the server, the row simply does not appear. A blank where you expected it is not a bug.
The Market RSI and Altcoin Season Index posture tiles below the market strip.1Market RSI2Altcoin Season
1Market RSI2Altcoin Season

Three ways to begin

The Start here block offers three tiles, each opening a different way to build a strategy.

  1. Click Backtest an options playbook to open the options page and test a multi-leg structure on real Delta marks.
  2. Click Backtest a futures strategy to open the futures page with walk-forward and Monte Carlo tools.
  3. Click Describe a strategy in English to open Compose, where you type a strategy in plain words and Vecktor turns it into a runnable one.
Backtesting is free. Compose runs on credits with a free monthly grant in beta. See the AI credits card for your balance.
The Start here block with the three tiles for options, futures and Compose.1Options2Futures3Compose
1Options2Futures3Compose

The setup checklist

The Setup checklist tracks five steps to get fully set up. Each step ticks itself when the real thing is done. There is no manual mark as done.

  1. Read the count at the top: how many of five are done.
  2. Click a row to go straight to that step. The five rows are Connect Delta India keys (testnet is free), Run your first backtest, Save a strategy to your library, Deploy your first bot, and Set up email notifications.
  3. Watch a row tick automatically once you complete it.
  4. Click Dismiss to hide the checklist if you do not want it.
The checklist disappears on its own once all five are done. Connecting keys on testnet is free, and testnet trades use fake money, so you can tick that step with zero risk.
The setup checklist with its five steps that tick automatically.1Five steps, auto-tick2Click a row to start it
1Five steps, auto-tick2Click a row to start it

Your fleet: KPIs, broker, credits, bots

The Your fleet block is the cockpit view of what is running and what it is costing. It holds a row of personal numbers and three cards.

  1. Read the KPI strip: Backtests · 7d (runs in the last 7 days), Win rate (averaged across recent runs), Avg return, and Credits (your balance). These are summaries of your own activity, not portfolio equity.
  2. Read the Broker · Delta India card. It shows whether your keys are connected and whether you are on TESTNET · paper trading (demo funds) or LIVE · real funds. Click Connect Delta or Manage keys to change it.
  3. Read the AI credits card. It shows your balance, a bar against the monthly free grant, and what each AI action costs.
  4. Read the Active bots card. It shows how many bots are running, paused, and total. Click Open positions to manage them.
If you have run no backtests yet, the KPI strip collapses into a single welcome row with start buttons instead of showing four zeros. The credit costs shown are one Compose equals 2 credits, one Talk to backtest equals 2 credits, one Optimizer batch equals 10 credits. Backtesting, deploying, monitoring and the kill-switch (the one-click stop on a bot) are always free.
The Your fleet cards: broker mode, AI credits balance and active bots.1Broker mode2Credit balance3Running bots
1Broker mode2Credit balance3Running bots
Read your fleet cockpitYour numbers, broker mode, credits, and bots in one block.
Win rate61.4%
Broker · Delta IndiaTESTNET · paper trading
AI credits420
Active bots2 running
1/4Read your win ratea summary of your runs, not equity
  1. Read your win rate (a summary of your runs, not equity)
  2. Check broker mode (testnet is fake money, live is real)
  3. Read your credit balance (AI actions spend these)
  4. Read running bots (Open positions to manage them)

Recent activity

The Recent activity rail lists your last five backtests so you can jump back into any of them.

  1. Read each row: the strategy name, the date and time, the number of trades, and the Sharpe.
  2. Read the return chip on the right. Green is positive, red is negative.
  3. Click a row, or its Re-run arrow, to reopen that backtest on the futures page.
  4. Click View all to open your full history.
If you have no backtests yet, this rail shows a short prompt with buttons to try options or open Compose instead of an empty list.
The Recent activity rail listing your last backtests with a View all link.1Your last five backtests2Open full history
1Your last five backtests2Open full history

Reorder and reset sections

The four lower blocks (Start here, the setup checklist, Your fleet, and Recent activity) can be reordered. The top of the page (ticker, greeting, chart, wizard, movers, and market context) stays fixed.

  1. Find the grip handle at the corner of a lower block.
  2. Drag the block up or down to a new spot. The order saves to this browser.
  3. On a phone, press and hold the grip, then drag.
  4. Click Reset layout to put the blocks back in the default order. That link only appears once you have moved something.
The order is saved per browser, not per account, so a different device starts from the default until you reorder there too.
Reorder the lower sectionsDrag a block by its grip; reset to undo.
Lower sections
Start here
Your fleet
↺ Reset layout
1/3Grab a block by its grip
  1. Grab a block by its grip
  2. Drop it in a new spot (saved to this browser)
  3. Click Reset layout (back to the default order)

The support dock

The Ask Vecktor pill sits in the corner of the page (a small button on mobile). It answers common questions and points you to the contact form for the rest.

  1. Click Ask Vecktor to open the dock.
  2. Click a suggested question, or type your own.
  3. Read the instant answer for common topics like fees, composing a strategy, or deploying a bot.
  4. Use the contact form for anything the dock cannot answer.
The dock gives quick canned answers for common questions. For anything specific to your account, use the contact form so a person can reply.
The Ask Vecktor support pill in the corner of the dashboard.1Open the support dock
1Open the support dock
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