Jevon rebuilds its trade page around a full-screen chart and a Jev decision column
The trading product Jevon gives the chart the whole screen and lists Jev's 15-minute call, position advice, track record and risk lines beside it, greying out the column when the live feed drops so an old call never looks live.
We rebuilt the Trade page on Jev around one idea: the chart is the thing you look at, so everything else should get out of its way. The chart now fills the screen. Jev's call and where he thinks the next 15 minutes go sit in one line right above it. Your entry price, your orders and your price alerts are drawn straight onto the candles. On a big screen, Jev's read sits on one side and your trading box on the other. Each folds away into a thin strip when you want more chart. The coin's banner moved behind its name instead of taking a row of its own, so the chart starts higher. Jev's column now answers what you ask, in the order you ask it. What would he do if you had no position, and what if you already held some. Then one line each, green, amber or red: his record on calls like this, how he has done on this exact coin, whether buyers or sellers own the last five minutes, the odds holders dump on you, who holds the supply, the safety check, the mood on X, and whether it fits your own strategies. When Jev leans buy but one of those lines is red, the column says so in plain words. If the live feed drops, it greys out, so an old call never looks live. The coins you track and watch sit on one line across the top, and Jev rereads your whole watchlist every 15 seconds. http://app.jevonsol.com/trade