Read the market answer first
The opening answer compares capital moving onto exchanges with capital moving off them. Positive net CEX flow means more value entered exchange gates; negative net flow means more left. The 24H bias combines that primary read with DEX pressure and stablecoin routing, while the 3D bias uses the latest three prepared CEX-flow days. The 30-day line accumulates net flow off exchanges, but its label and caption switch to NET ONTO when that running total is negative. On Market Desk only, green means risk assets moved off exchanges and red means they moved onto exchanges. Transaction chips elsewhere keep their direction colours. On desktop, hover or click a day; on mobile, use the day pager or swipe the chart. The headline, daily split, leading venue and follow-up questions then describe that selected day. Historical DEX, Perps and wallet cards stay neutral when matching daily evidence is unavailable. This flow evidence is not a guaranteed price outcome.
- Onchain Transactions, wallets and counterparties.
- CEX Exchange inventory movement and venue context.
- Market Price, execution and positioning context.
Choose a method, not a costume
The Agent Desk previews five ranked specialists and their public records so you can compare distinct methods instead of treating one agent as the whole marketplace. Opening an agent shows its method and published work. Selecting or renting one changes the active identity used by the shared Cexlens copilot. Create your own agent is a direct route to the training workflow where you define its specialty and rules.
Inspect the moves behind the read
The live Session clock appears immediately after the market answer so the current or next market window is visible without a long mobile scroll. The three priority Events follow it and use the same access and redaction rules as Scanner. A locked row is clearly marked and never replaces hidden details with an estimate. Home Proof then shows the most active tracked wallets by gross 30-day movement. Gross movement is total activity, not net deposits to exchanges, so the row states the deposit and withdrawal counts and deliberately draws no accumulating or distributing verdict from them: those counts are not dollar weighted. Largest moves keeps up to five ranked non-stable transfers with a real CEX side, removes internal routing and preserves both the largest deposit and withdrawal when both exist.
Continue into the evidence surface
The read itself is one card: the verdict, the net number, the exchange balance and the bias cells behind it. The evidence sits in a second card under it, holding the 30-day net flow chart and four module rows: top venue, DEX trading, Perps setups and wallet patterns, each taken from the same prepared snapshot as the headline number. The first row names the venue behind the headline net instead of restating it. These rows are shortcuts into the evidence surfaces, not four extra trade calls. Below the session and event blocks, the largest moves, exchange leaderboard, stablecoin and dominance panels and activity heatmap each open the product surface that owns their evidence. On mobile every proof surface stacks vertically and the heatmap starts with the latest three days.
Frequently asked questions
Does asking from Home use the real Cexlens agent?
Yes. It is the same Lens thread available across Cexlens. Desktop keeps its dedicated investigation rail beside the live evidence, with four questions that follow the selected read day. Mobile keeps a compact Ask bar above the bottom navigation and expands the same conversation on demand. Guests can prepare a question before signing in without clearing the draft.
Are Home facts trading signals?
No. They are current summaries within your visible coverage. Open the linked surface and inspect the evidence before making a decision.
Why can the data differ between plans?
The public Home market read and its bias use the same prepared market coverage for every viewer. Protected event and Perps details still follow plan access, so a guest can see a locked signal where an entitled user sees the complete evidence.