LAUNCH TERMINAL
BEORX CORTEX

See what the price doesn't say.

The context engine beneath price. Built for traders and agents.

Beorx Cortex reveals the market layer beneath price in real time: liquidity, regime shifts, and cross-venue divergence for traders in Terminal and agents on OpenClaw.

Price is the last signal to update. In a market where algorithms trade algorithms, what happens beneath the price is what decides the trade. Cortex reads that layer.

LAUNCH TERMINAL
Read-only
Non-custodial
No exchange API keys
No trade execution
TERMINAL WORKFLOW

See Cortex in action inside Terminal.

Terminal keeps Cortex tied to the market you are actually inspecting, so the workflow stays read-only, chart-aware, and grounded in current market context.

  1. 01

    Launch Terminal

    Open the Beorx Terminal workspace and choose the market context you want to inspect.

  2. 02

    Read the layer beneath price

    Use Cortex to understand liquidity, regime shifts, and cross-venue divergence without reducing the market to price alone.

  3. 03

    Shift into Cockpit when needed

    Open Cockpit inside Terminal for a denser situational read without leaving the same read-only workflow.

PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
Recorded from the live Beorx Terminal workflow. Playback starts at 4x by default so the full sequence stays readable without dragging the page.
01

See liquidity as it thins.

Read whether depth looks healthy, thin, or unstable before you treat price as durable.

02

See regime shifts as they unfold.

Read whether the market is trending, transitioning, or trapped in noise instead of relying on one move.

03

See venue divergence as it widens.

Read when venues are aligned and when they begin to separate enough to matter.

PRODUCT SURFACES

One context engine. Three product surfaces.

Cortex is the engine beneath price. Terminal is the primary web workspace for using it, and Cockpit is the denser mode inside that same workflow. OpenClaw remains the stateless agent-builder path into the same engine below.

Cockpit

The dense market-awareness mode inside Terminal.

Cockpit is the higher-density market view inside Terminal, designed for faster scanning of liquidity, venue behavior, and live market state without leaving the same read-only workflow.

DENSE MARKET AWARENESS INSIDE TERMINAL.

  • Liquidity context
  • Venue behavior
  • Dense read
Cockpit showing the denser market-awareness mode inside Beorx Terminal.
COCKPIT
Beorx Cortex

The context engine beneath price.

Beorx Cortex reveals liquidity, regime shifts, and cross-venue divergence in real time so traders and agents can read market structure with more than price alone.

THE LAYER BENEATH PRICE.

  • Liquidity
  • Regime shifts
  • Venue divergence
Beorx Cortex showing a context-linked market read inside the Beorx interface.
CORTEX
Beorx Terminal

The human workspace for Cortex.

Beorx Terminal is the primary web workspace for using Cortex, with Cockpit available as the denser mode when you need faster market awareness without leaving the same environment.

TERMINAL PLUS COCKPIT. ONE WORKFLOW.

  • Web workspace
  • Cockpit mode
  • Read-only flow
Beorx Terminal showing the primary workspace for using Cortex on the web.
TERMINAL
OPENCLAW

Cortex for OpenClaw agents.

Read-only, stateless market context from Beorx Cortex, delivered as text-first terminal output with x402 pay-per-request access. No Beorx login required.

  • READ-ONLY
  • STATELESS
  • TEXT-FIRST
  • X402 ACCESS

OpenClaw is the terminal-native agent path into Cortex. No execution. No custody.

OPENCLAW RUNTIME
Beorx Cortex on OpenClaw shown in a terminal-style agent workflow.
OPENCLAW
RUNTIME FACTS
Surface: Cortex on OpenClaw
Format: text-first
Access: x402 pay-per-request
Mode: read-only
Account: no Beorx login required
WHAT BEORX IS

Clear product boundaries, up front.

Beorx is a read-only context engine for market structure. Terminal is the human workspace, OpenClaw is the stateless agent-builder path, and neither surface executes trades or holds custody.

Beorx is

  • A context engine beneath price
  • A read-only workspace for traders in Terminal
  • A stateless agent path for builders on OpenClaw

Beorx is not

  • An exchange
  • A broker or execution engine
  • A trading bot
  • A custodian of user assets
  • A paid signals group
FAQ

Direct answers to the questions that matter before you sign up.

This section is public by design. It exists to remove ambiguity about what Beorx does, what it does not do, and how the product should be understood.

What is Beorx?

Beorx builds context-aware market intelligence for traders and agents, centered on the layer beneath price.

What is Beorx Cortex?

Beorx Cortex is the context engine beneath price. It reveals liquidity, regime shifts, and cross-venue divergence in real time.

What is Beorx Terminal?

Beorx Terminal is the primary web workspace for using Cortex.

What is Cockpit?

Cockpit is the denser market-awareness mode inside Terminal, not a separate top-level product.

Where does OpenClaw fit?

Beorx Cortex on OpenClaw is the stateless agent-builder path into the same Cortex engine used in Terminal.

What does "the layer beneath price" mean?

It means the market structure that price alone does not fully show, including liquidity conditions, regime shifts, and divergence across venues.

Does Beorx execute trades?

No. Beorx is read-only and does not place, route, or execute trades.

Does Beorx hold user funds or require exchange API keys?

No. Beorx is non-custodial, does not hold user assets, and the Terminal workflow does not require exchange API keys.

Do I need a Beorx account to use OpenClaw?

No. OpenClaw is designed as a stateless external surface and does not require Beorx account login.

Who is Beorx for?

Beorx is built for traders, analysts, and agent builders who need market context beyond price alone.

Do I need a wallet to use Terminal?

No. Beorx Terminal uses account login. A wallet is not required for the web workspace.

Is Beorx financial advice?

No. Beorx provides analytics and market context, not personalized financial advice.

LAUNCH

Use Cortex through Terminal.

Launch Terminal to read the layer beneath price in a read-only, non-custodial workspace.