Using Veyra
What is Veyra?
Veyra is a market intelligence company for traders. It connects opportunity discovery, technical analysis, monitoring, supported execution and trade tracking in one workflow.
Where do I use Veyra?
Veyra is currently available through its Telegram experience, with browser-based functionality for supported wallet connections and execution workflows.
What can the Veyra Assistant do?
Veyra Assistant helps you discuss markets, trading ideas, strategies and goals; analyse assets; and create or manage market-monitoring tasks. It works alongside Hunter, Quant, watchlists and alerts to help you follow the conditions that matter to you.
How can I monitor markets?
Use watchlists to organise assets, price alerts for conditions you care about, and scheduled or recurring checks to keep monitoring markets. Monitoring automation is separate from placing trades.
Can I review my trading activity?
My Trades and Track Record help you organise trade history and review activity and performance with Veyra's performance and PnL tools.
Hunter
What is Hunter?
Hunter is Veyra's market opportunity engine. It continuously monitors supported markets and identifies qualifying opportunities when its strategy conditions align.
Why doesn't Hunter send opportunities constantly?
Hunter is selective by design. If there isn't a qualifying opportunity, there's nothing to send. Silence is intentional.
Does Hunter execute every opportunity?
No. Hunter identifies and delivers opportunities. Execution is a separate Veyra capability, available only for supported markets and integrations after the required wallet connection.
What happens if I miss an entry?
Follow the validity or cancellation information attached to the setup. Once conditions have changed, the original opportunity may no longer be valid.
Does Veyra support synthetic indices?
Yes, selected synthetic indices are supported for market intelligence. Synthetic-index opportunities are not automatically executable through Veyra. Market coverage and execution availability are different.
Quant
What is Quant?
Quant is Veyra's market analysis engine. It turns a requested asset into structured technical analysis, with charts, multi-timeframe context, directional structure, important levels and invalidation logic.
Does Quant predict the future?
Quant interprets current price action and market structure. Its analysis is conditional, not a certain prediction. Markets change, and the analysis changes with them.
What happens when Quant's analysis becomes invalid?
The stated level or event that invalidates the view means the previous thesis no longer holds. The market structure needs to be reassessed against current conditions.
Execution and access
Does Veyra place trades automatically?
Veyra supports automated trading only for selected markets and integrations, after you connect the required wallet through the web experience. You remain responsible for enabling and configuring execution. Scheduled monitoring does not itself enable trade execution.
Which markets can be automatically traded?
Automated trading is available for supported Hyperliquid markets. Availability depends on the market and venue, and does not include synthetic indices. Do not assume that every asset Veyra can analyse or monitor can also be automatically traded.
Does Veyra need my broker password?
No. Veyra does not require your broker password or MT5 credentials. Supported automated execution instead requires the appropriate wallet connection through Veyra's web experience.
Risk and performance
Is Veyra financial advice?
No. Veyra provides market intelligence and trading workflow tools to support your own decisions. Its analysis and responses from Veyra Assistant are not personal financial advice.
Does Veyra guarantee profitable trades?
No. Trading involves substantial risk, including losses. Historical performance does not guarantee future results. Any published performance figures must include methodology, timeframe, sample size and appropriate risk context.
What risks does automated execution introduce?
Orders can be delayed, fail or execute differently from expectations during market volatility. Supported integrations can experience outages or latency. You remain responsible for execution settings and trading outcomes.