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# Glossary

Key terms used throughout Suprage and this documentation.

## Market & protocol

**Supra** — The Layer-1 blockchain Suprage runs on. On-chain data (swaps, balances, blocks) is read live from the Supra network. Native coin: **SUPRA**.

**Atmos** — The DEX on Supra whose market Suprage tracks. Source of token prices, swaps, and historical price candles. Includes a launchpad with a pump → graduation lifecycle.

**$RAGE** — Suprage's own token on Supra. Your balance sets your tier and your leaderboard position.

**DEX** — Decentralized exchange. Here, Atmos.

**RPC** — The interface used to read data from the Supra chain.

**Pump phase** — The bonding-curve trading period of a newly launched token on Atmos, before it graduates.

**Graduation** — When a launchpad token moves from its bonding curve to a normal liquidity pool. Suprage charts both phases.

**OHLC** — Open/High/Low/Close price candles used by the charts.

**Volume Profile (VPVR)** — A chart overlay showing how much volume traded at each **price level** (horizontal bars), rather than over time. An optional Market Board indicator.

**POC (Point of Control)** — The price level with the most traded volume in view; often acts as support/resistance. Highlighted on the Volume Profile.

**Bollinger Bands** — A volatility envelope around a moving average (±2 standard deviations). Suprage shades the area between the bands as a "cloud"; a tightening (squeeze) often precedes a breakout.

**ATH** — All-Time High.

**Oracle feed** — A live reference price for an asset (e.g. SUPRA, BTC), shown on [Oracle Pulse](/user-guide/pages/oracle-pulse.md).

## Suprage concepts

**Rage Index** — A 0–100 market-sentiment score blending volume, volatility, and price action. See [Rage Index](/user-guide/pages/rage-index.md).

**Tier** — Level derived from your **current** $RAGE balance (SCOUT → SUPREME). Gates premium features and sets your [Leaderboard](/user-guide/pages/leaderboard.md) position. See [RAGE Tiers & Premium](/user-guide/rage-tiers-and-premium.md).

**Leaderboard** — Public ranking of $RAGE holders, ordered by on-chain balance.

**Watchlist** — Your personal, per-wallet list of starred tokens on the Market Board.

**Inactivity guard** — The data-saving behavior that pauses auto-refresh after a few minutes idle or when the tab is hidden.

**StarKey Wallet** — The Supra browser wallet used to connect to Suprage.

## Tiers (quick reference)

| Tier     | Icon | Min $RAGE  |
| -------- | ---- | ---------- |
| SCOUT    | 🛰   | 0          |
| HUNTER   | ⚔    | 10,000,000 |
| WARLORD  | 🔥   | 15,000,000 |
| OVERLORD | 👑   | 20,000,000 |
| SUPREME  | 🌌   | 50,000,000 |


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