Candlelit Trading

Finding signalin the movement.

Candlelit builds research and trading software for digital-asset markets. Wick combines live market data, quantitative analysis, AI-assisted research, disciplined risk sizing, and simulated execution in one terminal.

Enter Wick
01 · Research Before Conviction

Markets rarely move for one reason.

Wick evaluates price structure, relative volume, momentum, positioning, liquidity, historical behavior, and current market context before a setup reaches the desk.

Quantitative signals identify the setup. AI-assisted research investigates what may be driving it. Neither replaces the trader's decision.

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WickChartsMarketContextAnalysisTradeLIVE
BTCUSDT1h
ShapeClean uptrend
Volume2.1× avg.
Taker Flow57% buy
Funding+0.008%
02 · Structure Before Size

Every position begins with the same question.

How much is lost if the thesis is wrong?

Wick defines invalidation first, then sizes the position around account risk and current exposure.

The stop is an order, not an intention.

03 · The Desk

Wick

Wick is a crypto market research and simulated trading terminal built by Candlelit. Scan live markets, investigate quantitative setups, compare signals with current research, size positions by risk, and manage prop-style simulated accounts from one workspace.

About Wick →
ChartsMarketContextAnalysisTrade
WickChartsMarketContextAnalysisTradeLIVE
ETHUSDT15m
Entrymarket
Invalidation1.4 ATR below swing
Risk0.75% of equity
Reward / Risk2.3×
04 · Learn by Operating

Trading makes more sense when the concept is attached to a decision.

Wick is designed for learning through use. ATR, funding, order flow, reward-to-risk, invalidation, position sizing, and drawdown are surfaced at the moment they matter, in plain English, on the screen where the decision is made.

The terminal handles the arithmetic and organizes the evidence. You make the decision.

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ATROne typical day's range. Wick measures every move, stop and target in it.
FundingWhat perpetual longs pay shorts, or the reverse. Crowded when extreme.
Taker flowThe share of volume that was aggressive buying. Who is in a hurry.
InvalidationThe price at which the idea is wrong. Set before size, never after.
Reward-to-riskWhat the target pays for each unit the stop can lose.
Position sizingSize so that a stop-out costs a fixed slice of equity.
DrawdownHow far equity sits below its peak. The rule that ends challenges.
PlaybookOne of six setup types, each labelled standard, moderate or aggressive.