01120 + 50
170 LINKBuild in two parts
120 LINK at $18 + 50 LINK at $19. Two entries, 170 LINK acquired for $3,110.
MeTrader for Mac · Open-source client
Every trade.
The whole picture.
From the first idea to the final fill. Research the market, build a position in parts and follow every order in one native workspace.
Follow a tradeMeTrader / macOSExample portfolio $25,000
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An open-source client ↗
A fictional $25,000 portfolio. All positions, orders and results on this page are illustrative.
Example portfolio$25,000
Open futures P&L+$225
Futures collateral$7,000
Spot holdings$18,000
01 / A POSITION, STEP BY STEP
One position.
More than one move.
A position does not have to begin or end in a single trade. Keep the entry cost, available quantity and amount committed to orders in view as the plan develops.
0220 × $21
+$60Take a partial profit
Sell 20 LINK at $21. Receive $420 and realize $60 before fees, using units from the first purchase.
0340 × $22
$880Keep the next order visible
Place 40 LINK at $22. The $880 sell order is waiting to fill; those 40 LINK remain in the position.
Sold20 LINK
In a sell order40 LINK
Still available110 LINK
170 acquired = 20 sold + 40 reserved + 110 available. The open position is 150 LINK.
Remaining entry cost$2,750
Current value at $20$3,000
Unrealized gain+$250
Illustrative sequence before fees. The diagram explains the trade; the screen below preserves the application's actual layout.
Quantity, cost and available funds. Together.
The spot table separates the total balance from funds held in orders. See entry cost and unrealized P&L, then prepare the quantity and limit price. The percentage shortcuts help size a partial order; the lot selector identifies the part to sell.
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Size the next move.
Work with a precise quantity or a share of the available balance. Keep the limit price and estimated value together. When selling, choose the purchase lot to use.
- Quantity first
- Enter the amount, or use the 25 / 50 / 75 / maximum shortcuts.
- Price in context
- Review the limit price, bid, ask and estimated order value before submitting.
- A specific part
- The sale-lot selector keeps the chosen purchase part explicit.
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02 / WHILE THE POSITION IS OPEN
A target ahead.
A boundary below.
Entry, current price, position size and protection belong in the same conversation. Keep the take-profit and stop-loss orders close to the position they protect.
SOL · Example entry$100
Current price$102
Take-profit$110
Stop-loss$98
50 SOL · $5,100 notional · +$100 unrealized P&L. The second position adds +$50; the dashboard also includes a +$75 KuCoin position.
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Follow the position after entry.
Optional management can review selected positions, reassess protection and act within configured safeguards. Enabling management and allowing new automated entries are separate decisions. Live entries start disabled.
03 / AFTER THE FILL
The result deserves
a clear record.
A sale is only part of the story. Review execution time, price, quantity, fees and reported P&L. Filter by period, exchange or asset to understand how the total was formed.
Realized futures P&L+$684.00
Trading fees$6.19
Net result+$677.81
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Illustrative period: six opening trades and six profitable closes. Fees include both sides. These figures explain the interface; they are not performance claims.
04 / BEFORE THE NEXT DECISION
Read the reasoning.
Then choose the trade.
Deep Analyst connects market data and model research with a concrete trading plan. Examine the thesis, entry, target, stop and objections before committing funds.
Market context
Price structure, indicators, derivatives, on-chain activity and sentiment.
Multiple perspectives
Research models compare evidence and surface different interpretations.
A defined plan
Direction, entry, targets and invalidation levels, with the reasoning attached.
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Model confidence and panel agreement describe an assessment. They are not a measured win rate or a promise of profit.
05 / CONNECTED PLATFORMS
One workspace.
Different markets.
Exchange integrations have different capabilities. Here is what the current Mac client supports, and what is being built next.
SPOT + PERPETUALS
Hyperliquid
Trade spot and perpetual futures, review balances and positions, and manage orders and protective levels.
Current integrationFUTURES
KuCoin
Enter futures orders, follow open positions and review orders, take-profit and stop-loss protection.
Current integrationFUTURES
Gate.com
Monitor futures positions and manage their protection. Automated entries are available through the separately controlled AI pilot; manual entry from the ideas view is currently suspended.
Current integrationIn development / ETHEREUM
DEX Spot.
Ethereum, next.
The upcoming decentralized spot workflow starts with quote comparison on Ethereum mainnet: total price, minimum received, quote freshness and completeness. Execution and signing are planned for a later stage.
Not yet available. Scope may evolve during development.
06 / OPEN BY DESIGN
Fully open client.
A clear boundary.
The entire MeTrader client is open source. Server-side analytics and the internal server implementation remain proprietary.
OPEN-SOURCE CLIENT
On your Mac
The native Mac application, interface, exchange connections and client-side position controls.
PROPRIETARY ANALYTICS
On the server
The analytics service and its internal implementation. This part of the system remains closed source.
07 / THE DETAILS
A closer look.
What is MeTrader?
MeTrader is a native macOS trading application that brings market research, trading and position oversight into a connected workspace. This page presents the Mac client.
Is the whole application open source?
The entire Mac client is open source. The server-side analytics service and its internal implementation are proprietary. The open-source statement applies to the client, not to the server.
What exactly has been edited in these screens?
The screenshots come from the real MeTrader application. Account figures, positions and examples have been replaced with fictional data. Visible labels have been manually translated for this presentation; these edits do not claim that the current application ships in five languages. The native layout and controls are preserved.
Does every exchange support the same features?
No. Hyperliquid supports spot and perpetual futures; KuCoin and Gate.com support the futures workflows described above. Controls and order paths differ by venue. The Ethereum DEX Spot workflow is still in development.
Does MeTrader place trades automatically?
Automation is optional and has separate controls. Managing an existing position does not automatically enable new entries. The entry pilot starts with live entries disabled and supports a shadow mode for observation.
Can AI research guarantee a profitable trade?
No. Research can help structure a decision, but models can be wrong and market conditions can change. Confidence, agreement and the positive numbers in these examples are not guarantees of future results.