Welcome to DizyTrades
Learn the safe path from market observation to paper simulation.
The current DizyTrades platform
DizyCharts is the charting UI. DizySignals evaluates confirmed-candle strategy evidence. DizyBrain explains the engine's typed current snapshot. DizyFlow adds public order-book and transaction context. DizyPaper simulates manual plans and following-bar signal entries. DizyDEX is the high-risk on-chain market browser. DizyAcademy explains how these boundaries fit together; none predicts the future.
- Viewer mode exposes public market views without account controls or private settings.
- Signed-in settings, paper snapshots and audit events remain isolated per user.
- Live trading is disabled; no education screen or signal submits an exchange order.
A learning routine
Read a lesson, follow its Try this in DizyCharts link, describe what you see before adding an indicator, and record why an idea would be invalidated.
How to use DizyAcademy
Work from observation to explanation to simulation. First describe price and participation without indicators. Then add one tool and state what new evidence it contributes. Finally write the invalidation before testing the idea in DizyPaper.
- Do not skip directly to signals.
- Keep correlated evidence separate from genuinely independent evidence.
- Mark lessons complete only when you can explain the concept without the diagram.
Searchable glossary
- Ask
- The lowest currently advertised selling price in an order book.
- Bid
- The highest currently advertised buying price in an order book.
- Closed candle
- A completed timeframe interval whose OHLC values no longer update.
- Confluence
- Agreement among distinct pieces of evidence; it does not guarantee an outcome.
- DEX
- A decentralised exchange that routes swaps through on-chain contracts or pools.
- Drawdown
- A decline from an equity peak to a later trough.
- Expectancy
- Average modelled profit or loss per trade across a sample.
- Funding
- Periodic payment mechanism used by many perpetual futures markets.
- Leverage
- Borrowed or contractual exposure that magnifies both gains and losses.
- Liquidity
- The capacity to trade size with limited price impact; also resting depth in context.
- Look-ahead bias
- Using information that was not available at the simulated decision time.
- OHLC
- Open, high, low and close prices for one candle interval.
- Point of control
- The price row with the greatest estimated Volume Profile activity.
- Slippage
- The difference between an expected execution price and the achieved price.
- Stop loss
- An exit instruction triggered near invalidation; it cannot guarantee the trigger price.
- VWAP
- Volume-weighted average price for the configured period or session.
- Absorption
- Aggressive trading meets enough passive liquidity that price makes limited progress.
- Aggressive order
- An order that executes immediately against resting liquidity.
- Cumulative delta
- A running total of estimated aggressive buy volume minus aggressive sell volume.
- DOM
- Depth of Market: current advertised bids and asks by price.
- Heatmap
- A time-and-price history of observed resting order-book liquidity.
- Iceberg order
- An order that displays only part of its total quantity.
- Implementation shortfall
- The difference between a decision benchmark and the final execution outcome.
- Passive order
- A resting limit order that supplies displayed or hidden liquidity.
- POV
- Percentage-of-volume execution that targets a share of observed market activity.
- Spoofing
- Placing orders with manipulative intent to cancel; intent is difficult to prove from a chart alone.
- TWAP
- Time-weighted average price execution that spreads activity through time.
- Additive recovery
- A restore that preserves existing records and adds only validated non-conflicting data.
- Evidence coverage
- The share of a reviewed sample with authoritative source data for a metric.
- Historical DizyFlow
- Compact retained order-flow evidence captured around an eligible completed paper trade.
- Replay prefix
- Only the candles revealed up to the current historical replay cursor.
- Setup score
- A description of configured evidence, not a probability of profit.