Plutus Terminal is a powerful open-source crypto news trading terminal focused on Perpetuals DEX. Designed to be user-friendly, it allows you to trade using real-time news updates, control positions, and manage multiple DEXs.
Embracing the web3 mentality, Plutus Terminal ensures you are always in control of your keys, handles everything locally, and interacts directly with the DEX contracts.
- π» Runs locally on your computer
- π Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS)
- π Integrates TreeOfAlpha and PhoenixNews
- π οΈ Highly customizable news filters
- π Never miss news with desktop notifications
- π Open-source and free
- π Use your own RPC nodes
Plutus Terminal is in alpha version and it's more likely to break. It trades on the Perpetuals DEX using real money. Do not risk money you cannot afford to lose.
PLUTUS TERMINAL IS PROVIDED "AS IS". USE THE SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK. The authors and all affiliates assume no responsibility for your trading results or any other consequences arising from the use of this tool. The entire risk as to the quality and performance of the program is with you. Should the program prove defective, you assume the cost of all necessary servicing, repair, or correction.
By using Plutus Terminal, you acknowledge and agree that:
- You understand the risks involved in trading cryptocurrencies.
- You will not hold the authors or affiliates liable for any financial losses, data breaches, or other damages.
- You have read and understood the source code before using the tool.
- Positions opened with Plutus Terminal will automatically use our referral codes when possible.
Plutus Terminal is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
Plutus Terminal is a Python package with multiple dependencies. You can install it by downloading the PyApp executable, using pipx, or building it with Poetry.
Installation using PyApp executable:
Download the plutus-terminal executable from the Releases page and run it directly.
From the terminal run:
<plutus_terminal_executable> self update<plutus_terminal_executable> self remove[!NOTE] To learn more about PyApp, check out the PyApp documentation
Installation using pipx:
pipx install plutus-terminalRun with:
plutus-terminalpipx upgrade plutus-terminal
Installation using Poetry:
First, clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/plutus-terminal/plutus-terminal.gitNavigate to the cloned repository:
cd plutus-terminalCheckout the main branch:
git checkout mainThen, install the package:
poetry installRun the tool with:
poetry run plutus-terminalgit pull
poetry updateBellow you will find a simple guide on how to get started with Plutus Terminal. For a more complete documentation please refer to the documentation
When opening the terminal the first time, you will be prompted to create an account.
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> [!NOTE] > The same private key can be used to create multiple accounts on different > exchanges.
Fill the form with the required information and press Create New Account.
Caution
The private key will be stored in the OS keyring, always ensure your OS is secure.
Once the account is created you should see the terminal opening after a couple of seconds.
News will be presented in real-time under the News Feed widget, if the coins
associated with the news are available on the selected exchange you will see a
quick trade group appear on the news.
Note
Quick Market Buy values represent the amount of capital that will be used
to open your position. This value get's multiplied by the current pair
leverage to determine the size of the position.
Quick Market buys can be configured with TP and SL values. For that you
will need to open the configuration window by pressing the gear icon on the top
right corner.
Once the window is open, you can set the TP and SL values on the Trade tab.
Note
Each account have their own TP and SL values
You can configure the news filters by clicking on the Filters tab in the
configuration window.
There are 2 types of filters Keyword Matching and Data Matching. Both of
them allow actions to happen when the conditions are meet.
Posible actions are:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Sound Association | Play a specific sound |
| Coin Association | Associate a coin to the news |
| Ignore News | Don't display the news |
The Keyword Matching filter allows you to filter specific keywords in the
news body if the keyword is present the selected action will run on the news.
Example
This filter will play the `pause` sound if the word `Foxify` is present in the news body and it will color that word dark pink.
The Data Matching filter allows you to filter for word on specific data
fields if the word is present in the specified datafield then the selected
action will run on the news.
Example
This filter will play the `powerup` sound if the title of the news is `Tree News (@News_Of_Alpha)`
Note
Filters will only be saved if the Save Filters button is pressed and
will only be applied after a restart.
| Hotkey | Action |
|---|---|
w |
Move selected new 1 up |
s |
Move selected new 1 down |
q |
Move selected to the top |
\ |
Open token modal search |
Ctrl+j or UP |
(Only on modal search) Move modal auto complete selection down |
Ctrl+k or DOWN |
(Only on modal search) Move modal auto complete selection down |
Current supported exchanges are:
Planned support:
If this project was helpful, please consider supporting by:
- βStarring the project on GitHub
- Use referral code
plutus_terminal - Make a donation:
- EVM ADDRESS: 0x92E3E69597A81c9D8F131FD590E8028aD16d1155
Every bit helps. Thank you!
Plutus Terminal is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3.0
See LICENSE for details.







