Charts & Market Intel
Advanced charting, MEV overlay, Smart Money overlay, RiskLabel, and Trade Replay
Honey Badger ships a full chart stack with several overlays designed specifically for X1 trading. The chart is not just for price — it's the surface for MEV detection, Smart Money activity, and trade replay.
Chart engines
Advanced charting (default)
The dashboard ships with a professional-grade charting engine:
- All standard indicators (RSI, MACD, MAs, Bollinger, etc.)
- Drawing tools (trendlines, Fib retracements, positions)
- Multiple timeframes from 1s to 1w
- Chart templates you can save
Lightweight fallback
If the primary chart fails to load, the dashboard falls back to a lighter engine with the same core indicators and drawing tools. You won't lose functionality; the surface just looks slightly different.
Both engines consume the same underlying OHLCV feed, which is streamed from Honey Badger's own price pipeline (canonical prices from XDEX AMM pool reserves).
MEV Detection overlay
Turn on the MEV overlay to see sandwich-attack candidates flagged directly on the chart. Each flagged trade shows:
- The victim transaction
- The front-run buy
- The back-run sell
- Estimated victim slippage
This is the same detector that feeds into the trade replay scrubber. Use it to spot when a token is being aggressively sandwiched (a sign to widen your slippage or wait for calmer flow) or to verify a suspiciously bad fill on one of your own trades.
Smart Money overlay
The Smart Money overlay marks trades placed by wallets classified as "Smart Money" — wallets with a positive long-term PnL record and reasonable trade frequency.
Each marker shows the wallet's short address, buy/sell direction, and estimated size. Click the marker to jump to the wallet's on-chain history.
Smart Money classification is done off-chain by the wallet-reputation engine. A wallet becomes Smart Money if:
- 30+ day trade history
- Positive realized PnL over rolling 30d
- Reasonable trade frequency (not a spammy bot)
- Not on any known-scammer blacklist
Trade Replay scrubber
The Trade Replay scrubber lets you scrub back through recent price action and see every trade tick-by-tick. Drag the timeline back to any moment; the chart animates through the trades that happened. Especially useful for:
- Post-mortem: "Why did my TP fill at that price?"
- Rug analysis: "How did the dump happen?"
- Sandwich analysis: "Was I actually front-run?"
RiskLabel
Every token page (and the Trade panel) shows a RiskLabel near the price. This is a compact risk classification the anti-rug pipeline computes on-token metadata:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| SAFE | Renounced, LP locked, honeypot simulation passes, no known scam patterns |
| CAUTION | Missing one of the above, or high tax |
| RISKY | Multiple flags, or has been flagged by other users |
| DANGER | Honeypot detected, or known scam pattern |
RiskLabel is advisory — it does not block trades in the manual UI. It can block auto-sniper and copy-trade attempts if you set the rule to require SAFE.
Confidence panel
Next to RiskLabel, the Confidence panel breaks down the score into its inputs:
- Ownership state (renounced / not)
- LP lock (locked / not, duration if locked)
- Honeypot simulation (pass / fail)
- Tax (buy % / sell %)
- Holder concentration (top holder %, top 10 %)
- Age (pool age in hours)
- Volume (24h)
Use it when RiskLabel says CAUTION and you want to know exactly which factor is dragging it down.
Chart Alerts
The Chart Alerts subsystem is scaffolded and available in the UI, but no user alerts have fired against it yet. You can define a chart-based alert (e.g. "notify me when TOKENA crosses 0.10 XNT on the 5m chart") — the pipeline will store and evaluate it — but expect this feature to mature over the next few releases as we drive real-world usage.