Ideas

The ranked action list on the Ozmium home screen - how plays are ordered, what the tags mean, and why a play you expected is not on the list.

Ideas sits on the home screen, above your action history. It reads the book you already have - wallet balances, vault positions, loans, and open leveraged trades - and lists the moves available to you right now, ordered by what they are worth.

Every row is one action with a number attached. Not a watchlist, and not a market scan you have to translate into a decision yourself.

The Four Groups

Every play belongs to exactly one group, and the filter row only offers a group that currently has something in it. An empty chip is a dead end, so it is not drawn.

How the List Is Ordered

Best is the default and is the engine's own ranking. It sorts by tier first, then by size within the tier:

• Tier 0 - urgent. Protecting capital. A loan drifting toward its liquidation price.
• Tier 1 - carry. Recurring money, ranked by dollars per year.
• Tier 2 - opportunistic. Everything else worth doing.

A loan near liquidation therefore stays above a fatter yield play, because the two are not competing for the same decision.

Reward ignores tiers and sorts purely by the number, largest first. A-Z sorts by title. Both exist for hunting a specific play you know is there, not for second-guessing the ranking.

The search box matches the title, the plan text, the reward, the tag, and the internal id at once, so typing BTC, short, or gold all find what you mean. The feed is capped at 24 rows.

Why a Play Is Not Listed

Most "why am I not seeing this?" questions have one of four answers, all of them deliberate:

• It is worth under $5. Dust-sized moves are filtered out.
• You traded that market in the last 7 days. A market you just acted on is not re-pitched back at you blind.
• A yield move cannot repay its own switching cost within 30 days. Moving funds between vaults costs gas and spread. If the better APY does not recoup that inside a month, the move is not an improvement and is not offered. Swap cost is assumed at 0.3% of notional, all in.
• Nothing compelling exists. When no leveraged play clears the bar, the panel says so rather than showing an empty Risk section.

With No Wallet Connected

The panel runs on a sample book, so you can see the shape of the output before connecting anything. The numbers are illustrative. Connect a wallet and every row is computed from your own positions.

What This Is Not

Ideas is commentary on your own book, not financial advice, and not a forecast. A dollars-per-year figure is arithmetic on a rate that is live right now - rates move, and a leveraged play can lose. The reasoning is printed on each row precisely so you can disagree with it.

See Leverage for how the leveraged entries are sized against real volatility, and Earn for how vault yield is measured. Agents get the same ranking over HTTP at GET /v1/ideas.