Xenoscope.
Read the market as a map.

Choose a view that answers your question

A table is useful for exact numbers; a visual atlas helps you inspect the shape of a market universe. Use Browse views to choose a geometry, then read its explanation before interpreting distance or height. Different views encode different measurements, so proximity does not always mean statistical correlation.

• Metric space maps chosen measurements to axes so you can compare their values directly.
• Galaxy, sphere, tower and time-based arrangements offer other ways to inspect the observed market.
• The expanded atlas includes 2D, 3D and 4D views using available market, order-book, candle and futures observations.
• A fourth dimension is encoded through a visual data channel; the selected view explains that channel.

Browse views searches by name, metric or purpose and filters by 2D, 3D or 4D. Basic shows a compact selection and inspector values. Advanced exposes more filters and appearance settings. Supported custom views can be saved and reopened later.

The experimental 4D explorer uses four measured coordinates. Rotate the Z/W plane, project into 3D or inspect a W slice. Projection can distort distances; use the original values in the inspector for precise comparisons.

Make position, size and colour meaningful

Choose the available metrics for the axes and visual channels. Filters help narrow the universe, and colour palettes and scales help distinguish values. When a view includes cosmetic spacing, its reading guide identifies that spacing so it is not confused with a market measurement.

For example, select a view suited to comparing current movement and volume, narrow the visible markets, then inspect the outliers. Treat the result as a research shortlist. A large or bright point is not automatically a buy signal, and a visual group does not establish a profitable relationship.

Work with observed data and visible gaps

Xenoscope uses exchange-native market telemetry and recorded candle history. Views that need order-book, futures or historical inputs depend on those inputs actually being available. Missing measurements are excluded or shown as unavailable rather than filled with invented history.

The meaning of a price baseline, tracking period or recorded snapshot matters when comparing assets. Check the selected view’s reading guide and available data before comparing markets with different history or coverage. For exact spread and depth inspection, continue in Trading Terminal and Order Book Lab.

Compare markets and replay recorded data

Select a coin to inspect its values, quote age and data coverage. Pin a comparison to keep it beside other candidates. From the live workspace, open the selected market in Trading Terminal for closer research.

Replay displays recorded candles and historical depth where it was captured. Current funding, signals and positions are not shown as historical observations. Missing candles remain gaps. A JSON export records the displayed observations.

From the market atlas to a focused investigation

1. Choose the universe

   Open Xenoscope and narrow the group of markets you want to inspect.

2. Select a geometry

   Choose a view in Browse views and read how its axes and visual channels are defined.

3. Compare the observations

   Adjust the metrics, colour, size and filters to investigate a specific market question.

4. Inspect a candidate

   Continue with the chosen market in the terminal or research tools. Keep analysis separate from order authorisation.

Xenoscope, XenoView and Sky Observatory

Xenoscope is included from Starter. XenoView is listed with the Client trading desk, while Sky Observatory is part of Starter. The plan comparison shows the complete feature allocation.

Plans and access

Xenoscope is included in Starter and the higher Trader and Premium plans. Starter’s monthly USD list price is $129, excluding VAT. Xenoscope is part of Apex OS rather than a separately priced subscription.

The public live demo contains Markets, Signals, Trading Terminal and Indicator Board. It does not currently include a public Xenoscope session. Request a walkthrough to see the atlas inside the full workspace.

Frequently asked questions

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