Mission Control
At the top of Strategium sits the Mission Control section — a compact command panel for your trading account.Account summary
The account summary block shows your current balance, margin utilization, and overall P&L. It updates in real time as positions move.Trading status toggles
Below the account summary are three toggles that control your live trading state:Auto Trade is off by default. When enabled, agent trade proposals that pass Harper’s gatekeeper review can route to your execution account without a manual confirmation step. Review your risk settings before enabling.
Open positions
Below the toggles, the Positions panel lists your current open futures positions with entry price, current price, unrealized P&L, and the originating agent or session. Positions are sorted by absolute unrealized P&L — your biggest mover is always at the top.IV score widget
The IV score widget in Strategium shows Fintheon’s composite implied-volatility score — a blended reading that factors in near-term options pricing, the VIX, and historical realized volatility across the futures instruments you trade.Reading the widget
- Composite IV score — a normalized 0–10 figure. A score above 7 indicates elevated volatility; below 3 indicates a compressed vol regime.
- VIX correlation — the current relationship between the composite score and the CBOE VIX. A divergence (score rising while VIX is flat) can signal localized vol pressure in futures before it shows up in equity options.
- Regime label — a plain-language tag: Low Vol, Neutral, Elevated, or High Vol.
Hover peek
Hovering over the IV score widget surfaces a peek card showing the latest Fintheon Arbitrum chamber read — the consensus probability, confidence level, and one-line dissent summary from the most recent deliberation. This lets you quickly cross-reference the volatility signal against agent consensus without switching to Sanctum’s Aquarium.Drift indicator
The drift indicator sits below the IV widget. It tracks the current directional drift of the instruments in your watchlist against their rolling 5-day average range. A positive drift value means price action is trending above the mean; negative means it is compressing toward the lower bound of the range. Use the drift indicator alongside the IV score to calibrate position sizing: high drift combined with elevated IV typically warrants smaller size and wider stops.RiskFlow feed
The RiskFlow mini-feed in Strategium surfaces the most recent scored news items from the RiskFlow engine. Each item shows:- The headline and its source
- An IV-weighted urgency score (1–10) — how much this event is expected to move implied volatility
- A sentiment tag (bullish, bearish, or neutral)
- A severity level (low, medium, high, critical)