WEBVTT 00:00:01.300 --> 00:00:05.116 A useful search starts with a clear question. Let's look for Bitcoin's 00:00:05.116 --> 00:00:08.931 dollar market rather than scanning every row. Inside Coin Universe, the field 00:00:08.931 --> 00:00:12.747 says Filter coin universe, with name, symbol, or pair as the choices. 00:00:12.747 --> 00:00:16.563 Enter BTC or the complete BTC-USD pair. You can also search a 00:00:16.563 --> 00:00:20.378 name when you do not yet know its symbol, then read the 00:00:20.378 --> 00:00:21.650 matching pair before proceeding. 00:00:22.150 --> 00:00:25.988 The local field begins filtering after at least three characters. If you 00:00:25.988 --> 00:00:29.826 type only one or two, the panel shows a reminder. That behavior 00:00:29.826 --> 00:00:33.664 is not a failed search. Add enough characters, then inspect the results. 00:00:33.664 --> 00:00:37.502 A partial word can match more than one row, so a result 00:00:37.502 --> 00:00:40.700 appearing is the beginning of identification rather than the end. 00:00:41.200 --> 00:00:44.847 There is also a workspace search field. Its filter can affect Coin 00:00:44.847 --> 00:00:48.494 Universe in addition to the local field. The two filters work together: 00:00:48.494 --> 00:00:52.141 a row must survive both. For example, leaving one asset in the 00:00:52.141 --> 00:00:55.788 workspace search while entering a different asset in the local filter can 00:00:55.788 --> 00:00:59.434 hide the row you expected. An empty result does not automatically mean 00:00:59.434 --> 00:01:00.650 the market is unavailable. 00:01:01.150 --> 00:01:05.030 When a workspace filter is active, the panel can show Filtered by, 00:01:05.030 --> 00:01:08.909 the search text, and the number of displayed coins. Its Clear filter 00:01:08.909 --> 00:01:12.789 button clears that workspace filter. It does not erase text you separately 00:01:12.789 --> 00:01:16.669 entered in the local Coin Universe field. To return to an unfiltered 00:01:16.669 --> 00:01:20.225 view, clear the local field too, then inspect the status again. 00:01:20.725 --> 00:01:24.654 Now use the Sort selector. Its current choices are Top by Volume, 00:01:24.654 --> 00:01:28.583 Trending, High RVOL, High Volatility and Liquid, Mean Reversion, and Stable Liquidity, 00:01:28.583 --> 00:01:32.512 marked Core. Each changes the ranking used to arrange the list. Sorting 00:01:32.512 --> 00:01:36.441 does not change the amount of an asset you hold, submit a 00:01:36.441 --> 00:01:40.370 request, or enable a strategy. It changes the way you explore the 00:01:40.370 --> 00:01:41.025 market information. 00:01:41.525 --> 00:01:45.777 The labels point to different research ideas. Volume concerns trading activity. RVOL 00:01:45.777 --> 00:01:50.030 means relative volume, activity compared with a reference level. Volatility concerns how 00:01:50.030 --> 00:01:54.282 much prices move. Liquidity concerns how readily trading can take place. Mean 00:01:54.282 --> 00:01:58.535 reversion concerns movement back toward a reference level. Treat these as explanations 00:01:58.535 --> 00:02:02.787 of the labels, not a claim that the screen reveals every calculation 00:02:02.787 --> 00:02:03.850 behind the ranking. 00:02:04.350 --> 00:02:08.265 A high place in one ranking is not a general quality score. 00:02:08.265 --> 00:02:12.181 Trending does not mean guaranteed growth, and Stable Liquidity does not promise 00:02:12.181 --> 00:02:16.096 a stable price. The list can also contain markets outside the returned 00:02:16.096 --> 00:02:20.011 ranking, which appear after ranked entries. Do not interpret every position in 00:02:20.011 --> 00:02:23.600 the list as a precise score or as permission to trade. 00:02:24.100 --> 00:02:27.748 Try one comparison: find your pair, clear both filters, select another ranking, 00:02:27.748 --> 00:02:31.395 then find the pair again. Explain what changed and what did not. 00:02:31.395 --> 00:02:35.043 Its place in a list may change while its identity stays the 00:02:35.043 --> 00:02:38.690 same. Finish by noting your active sort and filters. That makes your 00:02:38.690 --> 00:02:42.338 research repeatable instead of leaving the next person to guess how you 00:02:42.338 --> 00:02:43.250 produced the view.