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A public guide to reading the terminal.

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Your first session in Ivolution

A clear first pass through access, symbols, shared screen language, and the live Workspace.

In short

A useful first session needs only four checks: confirm the symbol and session state, scan the main structure chart, read the standing Session Read, and note anything marked delayed, sample, historical, or unavailable.

01

Access and symbols

Access
Membership and sign-in are managed through Whop. The Account page shows the current access state and the available billing action.
SPX
The S&P 500 index is the primary structure view for index options activity.
SPY
The exchange-traded fund view provides its own options and underlying-flow context.
QQQ
The Nasdaq-focused fund view keeps its session and history separate from the other symbols.
02

A first-screen scan

  1. 01

    Confirm the subject

    The command area names the symbol and whether the screen is live or historical.

  2. 02

    Read the main chart

    Price supplies the path; gamma terrain and structural levels supply the surrounding options-positioning context.

  3. 03

    Read the standing summary

    Session Read condenses the latest mechanical state and lists the events that changed it.

  4. 04

    Check the right rail

    Structure, strategy-watcher, and event context remain available beside the active workspace. The Analyst shares that rail but is not released yet.

03

When a field is empty

An em dash, an unavailable note, or an empty historical segment means the required observation was not available for that subject. It is not a zero and it is not an invitation to infer the missing value.

The data-state guide explains the labels that accompany retained, delayed, historical, and sample views.