crypto-advisor combines real public market data with a clearly labeled simulated assistant. Here is exactly what is real and what is generated.
Prices, 24-hour change, high/low, volume, and the OHLCV candles on the chart come from Binance's public Spot market-data API (api.binance.com). No account, key, or authentication is required. The terminal polls these endpoints on a timer and offers a manual refresh, and every panel labels the source so you always know what is real.
RSI (14), MACD (12/26/9), EMA 9 and 21, momentum, volatility (ATR %), and support/resistance are computed directly from the real OHLCV series you see on the chart. They describe the current market state and update whenever the coin, timeframe, or data changes.
The AI position helper is a deterministic simulation. For each horizon (1, 5, and 10 minutes) it weighs the computed indicators and a seeded random factor to suggest a Long or Short bias, a confidence score, and entry/target/stop levels. It consumes the latest real price and indicators, but the forecast itself is generated, not predicted by any model, and is labeled simulated throughout.
This is an educational demonstration of how a trading-assistant interface works. It does not connect to any exchange, does not place or execute trades, does not handle funds or wallets, and offers no guarantee that any forecast will be correct.