The analyst

The Noxint chat is an AI market analyst for crypto and US stocks, and it runs on one rule: the model’s memory is not a source. Every answer is grounded in data pulled live at ask-time. If the data is not there, the analyst says so instead of improvising a number. Chat is also the proof of the engine. The same data layer that will serve agents over the API answers you here, under the same freshness clocks and the same refusal rules. A number you read in chat obeys the same contract as a number an agent fetches.

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How it works

When your question needs a number, the analyst calls a live data tool to fetch it. You watch it work through plain-language activity labels like “Pulling the live tape” or “Reading SEC-verified financials”, so you can see exactly which data is being pulled for which asset. The final answer is built from those reads, nothing else. The analyst reaches across the whole picture:

• Live crypto prices and cross-venue consensus
• Derivatives positioning: funding rates and open interest
• Order flow and taker activity
• Liquidations and cluster mapping
• Technical indicators and market structure
• On-chain token screening and contract safety
• US equity financials exactly as filed, plus valuation and price history
• SEC filings, insider (Form 4) activity, and institutional (13F) ownership
• News flow, prediction-market odds, the social pulse, and the macro regime
• Web search, for narratives the data tools do not carry

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Personas

Three analysts, one data layer. Quant is the default: balanced, leads with synthesis. Degen hunts momentum and setups and talks like it. Contrarian looks for crowding and the fade. The persona changes the framing and the emphasis, never the data. Nobody gets to make up a different tape.

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Live reasoning trace

A collapsible panel streams the analyst’s thinking while the answer generates. It exists only while the answer is live: never stored, never replayed, gone after a reload. You get to watch the reasoning without it becoming a record.

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Working with answers

Attach images to a message: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or AVIF, up to three per message and 5 MB each. Copy any answer. Edit any question you asked to regenerate its answer. Startup suggestions get you moving, follow-up chips propose the next question after each answer, and your threads live in a paginated sidebar history.