The Konsole grid
The Konsole is the scanner table below the chart: one row per symbol, columns for participation, BTC coupling, structure, trend energy, open interest, and your notes.
Konsole header row
Left to right, the grid groups into:
| Group | Columns |
|---|---|
| Symbol & liquidity | Ticker, MC, ★ |
| Phase tier | Tier |
| Volume ratios | P, D-P |
| BTC stats | R, β |
| Structure | 2D, 1W |
| Volatility | Vol |
| 4-hour trend | 4H, σ |
| Positioning | OI |
| Timing | 1st |
| Notes | Notes |
Takeaway: Short-term columns refresh from fifteen-minute data; structure and 4H energy use four-hour history; open interest updates about hourly.
What
Konsole is a ranked watchboard — not a chart. Each cell compresses one idea (e.g. “volume vs normal for this time of day”) so you can scan many symbols without switching charts.
So what
Rows you care about usually show coherence: tier label (P1–P3), elevated P and D-P, structure colour matching your bias, and OI / σ telling you whether the move is fresh or crowded.
Now what
Start with the full column dictionary: Konsole columns — full reference — every header, formula, and display rule in one place.
Then drill into topic chapters (structure, coupling, tiers) from the sidebar, or run TOP CMC / your watchlist from Watchlist & TOP CMC.