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# Market Radar

**Route:** `/dapp/market_radar`

Market Radar is a **live event feed**: instead of a raw stream of every swap (that's [Flow Radar](/user-guide/pages/flow-radar.md)), it surfaces **interpreted events** — breakouts, whale buys, momentum spikes, and other notable moves — as dynamic cards.

## What it shows

Each card describes a single market event with:

* **Token** and logo.
* **Event type** — e.g. breakout, whale buy, momentum spike.
* A short **label and description** of what happened.
* A **confidence/value** indicator and timestamp.
* A link to the token and, where relevant, the transaction.

Stablecoins, wrapped, and staked tokens are filtered out so the feed focuses on tokens that actually move.

## How to use it

* **Filter** by event type to focus on the kind of signal you care about (e.g. only whale buys).
* Treat it as an **alert stream**: it tells you *what changed* and *why it might matter*, then you drill into the [Market Board](/user-guide/pages/market-board.md) chart to confirm.
* A condensed version of this same feed appears on the [Dashboard](/user-guide/pages/dashboard.md) as the **Live Radar**.

## How fresh is it?

Events are derived from the market data refreshed by the pipeline (\~5 min cadence) plus recent on-chain activity. Like all live pages, it pauses on inactivity — click the banner to resume.

## Tips

* Market Radar answers **"what's happening right now?"**; Flow Radar answers **"who is trading right now?"**. Use them together.
* High-confidence breakout cards are a good shortlist for the watchlist on the [Market Board](/user-guide/pages/market-board.md).


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