How to Use MyCoinWay Terminal
Learn what each scanner is for, how to read signals, when to use free tools, and when Pro modules become useful.
You understand the basics and want to use MyCoinWay as a practical decision dashboard.
What the terminal is
The terminal is a map of live opportunities, not a promise of profit. It helps you compare market conditions faster: P2P premiums, funding rates, stablecoin depegs, liquidity changes, and premium scanner signals.
For beginners, the right way to use it is to ask better questions before moving money.
- Is the spread still live?
- Are fees and transfer costs smaller than the opportunity?
- Is liquidity deep enough for my size?
- Is this public free data enough, or do I need Pro depth?
Free scanner workflow
Start with the public scanners. P2P Scanner is for fiat premiums, Funding Scanner is for futures funding, and Depeg Scanner is for stablecoin deviations.
Use those tools together with the guides: learn the concept, check the scanner, then decide if the setup is clean.
- P2P Scanner: buy/sell stablecoins through local payment methods.
- Funding Scanner: avoid bad hedges and find funding opportunities.
- Depeg Scanner: spot stablecoin discounts and premiums.
- Terminal home: keep the broader market context visible.
When Pro makes sense
Pro is for users who already understand the basics and want more scanners, faster comparison, and deeper opportunity discovery. It is not a shortcut around risk management.
Upgrade when you repeatedly check opportunities manually and want structured modules for listings, inter-exchange spreads, whales, order heatmaps, and advanced setups.
- Use Pro when manual monitoring costs too much time.
- Use Pro when you need multiple scanners in one workflow.
- Use Pro after your checklist and risk rules are clear.
- Do not upgrade expecting the tool to replace judgment.
- I know which scanner matches my strategy.
- I calculate net result after fees.
- I use alerts as filters, not blind signals.
- I know when a Pro module would save me time.
Continue with context
Choose a useful next step
Use the guide to build a workflow: read the next concept, verify current public data, then compare exchange conditions before acting.