1024EX Alpha

Alpha is a market discovery feed within 1024EX. It uses predefined rules and market data to highlight markets, strategies, and account-related information that may be worth reviewing.

Alpha is designed to help you explore market activity more efficiently. It does not predict future prices, recommend trades, or guarantee returns. Every trading decision remains yours.

What You Can Find in Alpha

Depending on market conditions and your account status, Alpha may include the following content.

Market Opportunities

These cards highlight activity in supported markets based on rule-triggered conditions, such as notable price movement, trading activity, funding conditions, or movement across related markets.

Each card includes context about why it appeared. A card indicates that its rule has been triggered; it does not indicate what the market will do next.

Prediction Markets

Prediction market cards help you discover markets with notable changes, active participation, or an approaching settlement time. Market prices can change quickly as new information becomes available, especially during live events.

Strategies

Strategy cards provide access to strategies available through AgentX. Any backtested results shown are based on historical simulations and should not be treated as expected future performance. Backtested performance can differ significantly from live trading because of market conditions, liquidity, fees, slippage, and execution.

Battle Reports

Battle reports are shareable snapshots generated from eligible trading records. They reflect the position or result at the time the snapshot was created and may not represent the account's current status.

Historical profits do not indicate or guarantee future results.

Personal Position Notices

When you are signed in, Alpha may display notices related to your own positions. These notices can help draw attention to risk, position-management events, or other account conditions.

Personal position notices are informational prompts. They are not personalized financial advice and do not replace your own review of the position and its risks.

Finding and Filtering Content

You can use search to find supported markets or collections and open their relevant trading pages. Filters help you focus on different Alpha content types.

The feed can change as market data changes. Signed-in users may also see personalized position notices that are not shown to other users.

How to Read an Alpha Card

An Alpha card usually provides:

• the market or strategy being highlighted;
• the reason the card was triggered;
• relevant market or account information; and
• an action for reviewing the market, strategy, or order.

Signal Strength

Signal strength shows how clearly the current data has exceeded the conditions for a rule-triggered card. A stronger signal does not mean a higher win probability, a safer trade, or a larger expected return.

Signal strength describes the current trigger condition only. It does not predict future price movement.

Data Timing

Alpha is based on periodically refreshed market data. Cards may appear, change, or disappear as data is updated, and short delays may occur. A market may also be absent when required data is unavailable or when it is not currently eligible for trading.

Reviewing an Order

Some Alpha cards can open an order form with a starting configuration based on the card type. Before submitting an order, you can review and adjust the available settings.

Any prefilled direction, order structure, leverage, take-profit, stop-loss, or other setting is a configurable template, not a recommendation. Check the complete order carefully, including position size, fees, liquidation risk, and exit conditions, before confirming it.

Submitting the order form places a real order. Depending on the order structure and market conditions, an order may be partially filled, rejected, or remain open.

Risk Information

Trading involves risk and may result in the loss of some or all of the funds committed to a position.

• Derivatives and leveraged products can amplify both gains and losses.
• A leveraged position may be liquidated during a temporary adverse move, even if the market later moves in the expected direction.
• Prediction markets can reprice sharply when new information becomes available or during live events.
• Market liquidity, volatility, slippage, fees, and execution conditions can materially affect results.
• Funding rates and any equivalent annualized figures can change and should not be interpreted as guaranteed yield.
• Backtested strategy results and historical battle reports do not represent future performance.

Consider your financial situation, experience, and risk tolerance before trading. Use leverage cautiously and review the liquidation price and order details before submitting any order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Alpha recommend what I should trade?

No. Alpha uses predefined rules to organize and highlight market information. A card shows that a rule-triggered condition has occurred; it is not a recommendation or a forecast.

Why does one market appear while another does not?

Cards depend on current market data, eligibility, and the conditions used by each content type. The feed can change as those conditions change. The presence or absence of a market does not express a view from 1024EX about its future performance.

Does stronger signal strength mean a trade is more likely to win?

No. Signal strength describes how clearly the current data has exceeded a card's trigger conditions. It is not a win rate, confidence score, or estimate of future return.

Are the settings in the order form official trading advice?

No. Prefilled settings are starting templates designed to make the order easier to review. You are responsible for checking and adjusting every setting before submitting the order.

Why might Alpha differ between users or change after I refresh?

Market data changes over time, and signed-in users may receive notices related to their own positions. Data availability and market eligibility can also affect which cards are shown.

Can I expect the results shown on a strategy card?

No. Backtests simulate how a strategy might have performed using historical data. Live results may differ substantially and can be affected by fees, slippage, liquidity, execution, and changing market conditions.

Does a battle report show the user's current result?

Not necessarily. A battle report is a snapshot from the time it was created. The underlying position or account may have changed since then, and historical profit does not guarantee future returns.

Important Notice

Alpha is an informational product feature and does not provide financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Information shown in Alpha may be incomplete, delayed, or affected by market and data availability. Always conduct your own assessment and verify all order details before trading.