Crypto dashboard template

Basis Crypto Trading Dashboard Template

Basis is a single-file HTML console for a crypto trading desk: positions, funding, liquidation risk, execution quality, and custody across three venues.

Basis is a digital asset trading desk console template. It is one self-contained HTML file styled like a terminal, with function-key tabs F1 through F5, Book, Markets, Risk, Execution, and Treasury, that also respond to the number keys 1 to 5. It renders the book of fictional Halcyon Basis Capital at the 09:42 UTC mark: 5 positions, 3 venues, delta-1 instruments only.

Basis's Book view sorts positions by any column and computes unrealized PnL live as mark minus entry times size times direction. The BTC pair shows the cash-and-carry: 12.5 BTC spot long against 12.5 BTC-PERP short, near delta-flat, with day PnL bars across 5 strategies and a 30-day equity line beside notes from the risk lead. Markets switches between BTC, ETH, and SOL, re-rendering perp versus spot stats, a 24-hour range bar, funding rates per venue with annualized figures and next-print countdowns, an order-book depth chart, and a 24-hour annualized basis line, each with a written desk read. Risk draws a liquidation ladder per perp leg spanning entry, mark, and liquidation price, with hover margin arithmetic, value-at-risk cells of $98,400 at 1-day 95% and $147,200 at 1-day 99% plus $189,700 expected shortfall, margin utilization gauges, and a concentration table. Execution logs the session's orders with filled, working, partial, and cancelled statuses, measures fill quality in basis points against arrival mid, and stages a flatten action behind a two-step confirm. Treasury splits custody per asset between exchange and cold storage, tracks 3 pending transfers with signer status, lists 7 wallets with addresses, and notes the 2-of-3 signing quorum.

What is inside Basis

Desk header with book equity, open uPnL, day PnL, and gross exposure as a multiple of equity
Function-key tab strip, F1 to F5, with number-key shortcuts for the 5 views
Sortable positions table where uPnL computes from entry, mark, size, and direction on every render
Day PnL by strategy bars across 5 books, including funding harvest and venue hedges
Funding table per venue with 8-hour rates, annualized figures, and next-print countdowns
Order-book depth chart and a 24-hour annualized basis line per instrument
Liquidation ladder spanning entry, mark, and liquidation price per leg, with hover margin arithmetic
Value-at-risk cells at 95% and 99% plus expected shortfall, with the historical-simulation methodology stated
Session order log and fill-quality table measuring slippage in basis points against arrival mid
Custody split by asset across exchange and cold storage, with a wallet ledger and 2-of-3 signing notes

Specifications

Format	Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step
Theme	Charcoal Phosphor
Mood	Dark
Category	Crypto
Price	$6.99, one-time

Who Basis is for

Basis serves prop traders, who read Book and Markets for the state of the carry: funding per venue, annualized basis, and whether the short still earns at the next print.

Desk risk leads work the Risk view, checking liquidation distances against the soft 50% and hard 75% limits and reading the VaR methodology before trusting the cells.

Execution traders review fill quality by instrument and venue, with average and worst slippage in basis points against arrival mid.

Fund operations staff reconcile Treasury, confirming what sits on exchange versus cold storage and which transfers await a second signer.

When to reach for it

Basis fits a desk whose picture is scattered across three exchange tabs and a spreadsheet. The template consolidates positions, funding, risk, execution, and custody into one review console keyed F1 to F5.

It fits the end-of-day or pre-open risk review. The liquidation ladder, margin gauges, and VaR cells answer the questions that matter for a margined perp book, and the notes explain the desk read in plain language.

Developers building an internal trading tool pick it as the front end. Positions, custody, markets, orders, and wallets are labeled arrays, and equity, PnL, concentration, and margin all compute from them, so a live feed replaces sample data.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a live trading terminal?

No, Basis is a review console with desk marks, not a live trading terminal, and the footer says so. The flatten action stages a simulated ticket behind a two-step confirm and routes nothing. It is the front end you would wire to real exchange APIs.

What instruments does it model?

Basis models spot and linear perpetuals only, which the risk view states plainly: there is no options book, so no greeks. The sample book runs a BTC cash-and-carry, an ETH directional long at 3.0x, and a SOL basis trade across three fictional venues.

How does the liquidation ladder work?

The liquidation ladder gives each perp leg an axis spanning entry, current mark, and liquidation price, with a shaded band for remaining margin distance. Hovering a row fills a detail line with that leg's margin arithmetic against the soft 50% and hard 75% limits.

Can I change the venues and positions?

Yes, you can change the venues and positions: positions, custody, venues, markets, orders, and wallets are all labeled arrays, and equity, PnL, concentration, and margin compute from them. Change the arrays and every view, including the header stats, stays consistent.