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# Oracle Pulse

**Route:** `/dapp/oracle_pulse`

Oracle Pulse is a **real-time price-feed board** covering major crypto assets — a clean ticker view of SUPRA alongside the broader market, organized by category.

## What it shows

Live price feeds grouped into categories, including:

* **Layer 1** — SUPRA, BTC, ETH, SOL, SUI, APT, AVAX, ADA.
* **DeFi** — UNI, AAVE, LINK, MKR.
* **Stablecoins** — USDT, USDC.
* **Memecoins** — DOGE, SHIB, PEPE.

Each feed shows the current price, direction (up/down), and recent movement, refreshed live.

## How to use it

* **Pick the feeds you care about** — the board displays a focused set at a time (up to six) to stay readable; choose from the category list.
* Keep **SUPRA** pinned to track the asset that anchors the whole Suprage market.
* Use it as a **macro backdrop**: when BTC/ETH move sharply, Supra-market tokens on the [Market Board](/user-guide/pages/market-board.md) often react.

## Tips

* Watch SUPRA's move here against the **Rage Index** — broad SUPRA strength tends to lift the whole Supra market.
* This is your **context** page: it tells you whether a token's move is token-specific or part of a market-wide tide.


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