Need a few sharp traders to test a new analytics dashboard

[matchematics1345]

Hello, bitcoin guysBTC!

I’ve been building a crypto analytics/dashboard tool for the past few months — something that pulls together real-time market data, on-chain metrics, and some custom screening features into one clean interface. It’s not another generic charting site; it’s built specifically for people who move fast and need more than just basic indicators.

The prototype is working, but before I go any further, I need feedback from traders who actually know what they’re doing. I’m looking for 10-15 people who are active in crypto trading (any style — day trading, swing, mid-term) and have experience using tools like TradingView, Glassnode, Dune Analytics, or similar.

What’s in it for you:

    Early access to a tool that might save you time or give you an edge.

    You’ll be paid for your time — I’m budgeting a few hundred dollars worth of BTC/ETH per tester for thorough, honest feedback.

    Direct input on features and priority — help shape something useful instead of just complaining about bad UI later.

This isn’t a public beta. I want a small group to really dig in, break things, and tell me what works and what doesn’t. No NDAs, no weird commitments — just solid feedback from people who trade regularly.

If you’re interested, send me a PM here on Bitcointalk with:

 -A brief description of your trading background (no need for P&L, just tell me your focus — e.g., DeFi alts, BTC futures, NFT floor tracking, etc.).

 -What tools/platforms you currently use.

 -Whether you’re on Telegram/Discord (for faster comms).

I’ll reply with more details and next steps. Please only reach out if you’re genuinely experienced and willing to put in a few hours over the next couple of weeks.

Cheers.

[flapduck]

Cool idea, but I'll be honest... a "newbie account + DM me your trading background + I'll pay you a few hundred bucks in BTC/ETH" is exactly the kind of thing that makes people here reach for the fire extinguisher when something catches fire.

If you're legit, you'll get way more traction by posting a couple screenshots and some specifics in-thread first, what exchanges or you cover, how fresh the data is?. Also be crystal clear whether you ever want users to connect exchange API keys (and if yes, it should be read-only and with no withdrawal).

On the OPSEC side, don't funnel people to Telegram or Discord as step one.... That's where half the "support" scams live. Keep the first contact on Bitcointalk, give a browser-only demo (with no downloads, of course), and explain what data you collect (IP/session analytics/etc.). If you're paying testers, consider using forum escrow or at least a simple "deliver X feedback, get Y" structure so it doesn't look like a bounty for doxxing yourself.

Also, the bar is high because stuff like TradingView and Glassnode already exist. The thing that wins traders over isn't "more indicators", it's saving them time: fast filters, sane defaults, alerts that don't cry wolf, and the ability to reproduce a signal later without it mysteriously changing because a data source backfilled. If you can show that clearly, you'll find your 10-15 people pretty quickly.

[Vod]

Why can't you spin up a few AI agents, play with their "personalities" and see what works?   Tell them your goals and restrict their information to be realistic.  You can then ask the lowest performing AI why it failed, and it will explain the data it needed, but did not have.   Added benefits - it's cheaper for you and safer for us.