PlatformMay 8, 2026· 2 min read

Welcome to the ChainStreet Research Blog

A new home for long-form market analysis, tactical ideas, and everything we’re shipping on the terminal.

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John Doe
ChainStreet Research desk. We publish original market analysis, tooling tutorials, and tactical trade ideas across crypto, equities, FX and macro.

Why we built this

ChainStreet Research started as a terminal — a single place to track charts, signals, alerts, news, and your own ideas across every asset class you care about.

But the terminal is for operators. It’s where you move fast. It’s not where you sit back and understand a market.

This blog is where we sit back.

What you’ll find here

We’ll be publishing three kinds of posts:

  1. Market analysis — timely breakdowns of what’s moving and why, across crypto, equities, FX, and commodities.
  2. Research notes — deeper dives on specific setups, strategies, and market structure observations.
  3. Tutorials — how to actually squeeze alpha out of the ChainStreet terminal. The power moves most users never discover.

Every post is free, indexable, and built to be the single best resource on the web for its specific question.

How we think about research

Three rules drive everything we publish:

  • No vague takes. Every thesis has a setup, a trigger, and an invalidation level.
  • Show our work. If we can’t produce the data, we won’t write the post.
  • Stay honest. When a thesis breaks, we write the post-mortem publicly.

What’s moving, right now

Live widgets like the one above appear throughout our posts. They pull real data from the ChainStreet terminal — no stale screenshots.

Start here

If you’re new to ChainStreet, three things will make your first session 10x better:

  • Open the OmniBar and try typing btc, recap, or gainers — keyboard-first search across the whole terminal.
  • Skim the Market Insights dashboard — Fear & Greed, DXY, global indices, and market-wide sentiment all in one grid.
  • Drop a trade idea in the Community feed — that’s where operators actually talk to each other.
Thanks for reading. We’ve got a lot planned — subscribe to the RSS feed so you don’t miss it.
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