Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.noise.xyz/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What are credits?
What are credits?
Credits are the in-app currency used to open positions on Noise. You purchase credits during
sign-up. Credits are non-refundable, non-redeemable, and do not represent USD or any fiat
currency. See Trading — Credits for more detail.
What can I trade on Noise?
What can I trade on Noise?
Noise offers continuous markets on trends across tech, culture, business, entertainment, crypto,
and more. Each market has a Relevance Index — a composite metric derived from social
signals and market data — which feeds into the oracle price via the funding mechanism. New markets
are added based on data source availability and coverage.
Who holds my funds?
Who holds my funds?
Noise is non-custodial. Your collateral is held in smart contracts on Base and Noise does not have
access to your funds. An embedded wallet is created for you at signup through
Privy, or you can connect your own external wallet. All deposits and
withdrawals are onchain and verifiable.
Can someone manipulate the Relevance Index to move the price?
Can someone manipulate the Relevance Index to move the price?
The price you trade at is set by other traders on the order book — not by the Relevance Index
directly. The oracle price blends a normalized relevance signal with trading volume, and funding
rates gradually pull the market price toward the oracle. Manipulating a single data source does
not directly move the price you trade at.
What happens if a data source goes down?
What happens if a data source goes down?
Each market is configured with multiple data sources. If a source produces no data for a given
tick, its contribution decays gradually rather than dropping to zero. The Relevance Index
continues to update from the remaining active sources.
How is the oracle price different from the Relevance Index?
How is the oracle price different from the Relevance Index?
The Relevance Index measures the absolute level of relevance for a trend. The oracle price is
derived from the Attention Factor (the Relevance Index normalized against its historical average)
combined with normalized Noise trading volume. The oracle is a blended signal — not a direct
passthrough of relevance data. See Relevance — From Relevance to Oracle
Price for more detail.
How does leverage work?
How does leverage work?
Leverage amplifies your exposure relative to the margin you put up. Noise currently has leverage
fixed at 1x. Noise uses isolated margin — each position has its own dedicated margin, independent
of your other positions. A liquidation on one position does not affect others.
What happens when I get liquidated?
What happens when I get liquidated?
Liquidation is a staged process. At 80% margin ratio you receive a warning. At 90% the system
begins partial position reduction. At 100% the full position is closed via market order. Any
remaining margin after covering losses is returned to you.
How does funding work?
How does funding work?
Funding is a continuous payment between longs and shorts that pushes the mark price toward the
oracle price. When the market trades above the oracle, longs pay shorts. When below, shorts pay
longs. Funding is accrued per second. See How It Works for more
detail.
How do I get started?
How do I get started?
Sign up, purchase credits, and start trading. Browse the Discover page to
find trends.