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This guide outlines how active traders use Peak for real-time market monitoring, microstructure analysis, and execution context. The emphasis is on speed, signal density, and live data.

What Peak supports for traders

Live market data

Real-time trade streams, prices, and volume across venues.

Liquidity analysis

Depth, pair-level performance, and venue comparison.

Flow tracking

CEX inflows and outflows, large-wallet activity, DEX trader behavior.

Alerts

Notifications on price, volume, or activity conditions.

Setting up for active trading

A workspace optimized for trading typically includes:
  • A watchlist of actively-traded assets. Concentrate on what you actually trade rather than tracking everything.
  • Alerts on material conditions. Price thresholds, volume spikes, unusual wallet activity, and similar — set sparingly so each alert means something.
  • Timezone set correctly. All timestamps respect this; getting it wrong creates confusion fast.
See Setting up your workspace for setup details.

Commands for real-time monitoring

Live activity

Live Trades (LTD) ↗ is the primary real-time view. It streams trades for the active Token Object and supports filtering by size, side, and counterparty type. Price Monitor (PMN) ↗ — its OHLCV Chart tab provides candlestick price action with volume, useful for confirming what live trades are showing in aggregate.

Liquidity context

Market Liquidity Analysis (MLA) ↗ shows depth and liquidity flows. Useful before sizing a position or evaluating slippage. DEX Performance (DEP) ↗ at the protocol level shows venue-wide activity and pair-level breakdowns.

Flow signals

CX Whale Tracker (CWT) ↗ shows CEX inflows and outflows — relevant signal for short-term price pressure. DX Trader Analysis (DXT) ↗ examines DEX trader behavior, useful for identifying patterns in active wallet activity.

A typical session flow

A common session pattern:
1

Open with the watchlist

Scan watchlist assets for overnight changes and pending alerts.
2

Investigate anything that moved

For any asset showing significant change, open Live Trades (LTD) ↗ and check CX Whale Tracker (CWT) ↗ for context.
3

Set up the day's monitoring

Adjust alerts based on what you saw. Pin the Commands you’ll return to.
4

React to alerts as they fire

Each alert links to the relevant Command, putting you one click from investigation.

Commands frequently used by traders

The full catalog is available in the Command Reference.

Tracking Smart Money

Surface meaningful wallet activity using Peak.

Monitoring DEX activity

Track DEX-level activity for execution and flow analysis.