Use leverage
without hiding the risk.
coinseer combines multi-timeframe structure, derivatives positioning, account exposure, and an explicit invalidation before drafting a perpetual order.
BTC Futures · ETH Futures · DOGE Futures · venue depth varies · Just Agent demonstrating · No order is sent
User request ready.
Scripted workspace
One request. The full agent loop.
Click any completed tool to inspect its result. Playback is deterministic and never connects to an exchange.
What the agent adds
Conversation on top.
A real workflow beneath it.
The interface feels like chat, but every useful answer is assembled from explicit evidence, a decision framework, and UI built for the next action.
Risk-first sizing
Contracts come from account risk and stop distance, not an arbitrary leverage multiple.
Crowding-aware entry
Funding, OI, and taker flow help distinguish a healthy breakout from a crowded chase.
Reviewable direct order
Supported Coinbased place tools pause so critical fields can be reviewed before submission.
Why use an agent
Replace the tab sequence
with a decision sequence.
Operational boundary
Venue capabilities are asymmetric. Gated approval covers supported place/cancel tools, not every write action such as all closes, amendments, condition orders, or TP/SL tools.
Keep exploring
The one agent, for different traders.
Gold trading
Don't chase gold at the high. coinseer reads the macro first, then waits for a level that actually pays.
Cross-exchange
One exchange can lie. coinseer cross-checks the market—then trades only where your money lives.
Meme coins
Don't ape the pump. coinseer checks if you can actually exit—then caps the risk so the coin can't wipe you.
Bring the real question.
Let the agent start to analyze for you.
Start chatting with coinseer Agent for market research before trading. Connect to a supported exchange only when you want coinseer Agent get your orders, positions and account balance data, and place/cancel your orders for you.
Suggested prompt: “Size a BTC perpetual setup from 1% account risk and a real stop distance.”