Market Bubble

I stream to forty viewers on a good night and the OBS overlays made my market segments look like a production. Dropped the browser source in, picked a layout, done. Viewers asked what agency made them. The leaderboard page gives my regulars a reason to hang around between streams. For a project that calls itself a demo, it covers more ground than tools I pay for.

The heatmaps and asset modals are cleaner than my paid terminal, which stings a little. I opened it to laugh at crypto stream chat and stayed for the ticker cards. The dark broadcast look means I can leave it on the spare monitor all day without frying my eyes. Chat search with persistence is the sleeper feature.

I keep a stream open on my third monitor during US hours, and the ritual has meant six tabs: the video, two chats, a charting site, a news feed, and Polymarket. Market Bubble collapses that into one dark dashboard, and the layout reads like it came from someone who has spent real hours watching these streams. Chat from Twitch, Kick, and X lands in one rail with tickers and cashtags highlighted, so when the room starts spamming a symbol I see the market context beside it without alt-tabbing. Sentiment and top-words give a fast read on whether chat is euphoric or coping, which is its own indicator, and first-time-chatter tracking is smarter than it sounds, since new blood arriving mid-pump tells you something. The fallback data paths keep the board alive without paid API keys, a rare courtesy. It leans hard on the Banks and Ansem setup for now, so pointing it at my own channels took some reading; a watchlist-first onboarding would fix that. Not financial advice, as the repo says, but a genuine edge in attention.