1.1What is CryptoLwa?
CryptoLwa is a crypto research terminal with a conscience. Instead of one busy dashboard, it's a family of specialist helpers — each named for a Lwa, each with exactly one job.
Think of it like a building with many rooms. One room shows you what the market is excited about. One checks whether a coin is a scam. One lets you practice trading with fake money. One quietly asks, before you buy, "are you sure — and why?" You visit the room you need.
The whole site follows one simple order, and this manual does too:
- Learn — free classes teach you the words and the ideas first.
- Practice — you test everything with paper trading (pretend money, real prices) before a single real dollar moves.
- Act — only when you're ready, you trade in your own wallet. CryptoLwa never holds your money.
1.2The header — your map to everything
The same bar sits at the top of every page. Learn its parts once and you can reach any room in the building.
- The logo — click it any time to return to the home Terminal.
- Top links — Terminal (home), Picks (vetted coins), Academy (classes).
- Pantheon ▾ & Desks ▾ — hover or tap to drop down the full list of agents and tools.
- Language 🌐 — English, Français, Español, Kreyòl Ayisyen, Português, Deutsch.
- Account — "Sign in" when logged out; your account menu (Dashboard, Billing, Sign out) when logged in.
- Ticker tape — live prices scrolling by: total market, BTC, ETH, SOL and more.
What's behind each menu
| Menu | What's inside |
|---|---|
| Pantheon ▾ | Gede (conscience), Baron Samedi (token audit), Lasirèn (trade desk), Snake (liquidity), Azaka (airdrops), Maman Brigitte (swap + portfolio), BreakoutFlow (signals), Petro-Lwa (strategies). |
| Desks ▾ | Swap, Portfolio, Chart & Desk, MAZAKA, Narratives. |
| Footer (every page) | Privacy, Terms, Risk Disclaimer, Cookies, Accessibility, Support, and a link back to this Manual. |
1.3Signing in — there is no password
CryptoLwa never asks you to make a password. Instead, it emails you a fresh 6-digit code each time. Nothing to remember, nothing that can be stolen from a database.
- Go to the sign-in page. Click Sign in in the header, or visit /login. Type your email address into the box (1).
- Ask for your code. Click Email me a code (2). A message reading "Code sent — check your inbox (and spam)" appears. The code is good for 10 minutes.
- Open your email. Find the 6-digit number. The first time, it may land in your spam or junk folder — mark it "not spam" so future codes arrive cleanly.
- Type the code and enter. Put the six digits in the code box (3) and click Verify & sign in. You land on your dashboard. That's it — you're in.
Two small helper links sit under the code box if you need them: Resend code (sends a fresh one) and Use a different email (starts over).
| If you see… | It means… | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| "Code expired" | More than 10 minutes passed. | Click Resend code and use the newest email. |
| "Too many attempts" | The code was mistyped several times. | Wait a minute, then request a fresh code. |
| No email at all | Usually a spam filter. | Check spam/junk; corporate inboxes can lag a minute. |
| "Private pre-launch" pop-up | The site is still in its invite-only phase. | Only team emails can enter until public launch. |
1.4Creating an account & picking a plan
New here? Signing in for the first time already makes you a free account automatically. If you'd rather choose a paid plan up front, use the sign-up page instead.
- Open sign-up. Go to /signup. You'll see four plan cards side by side: Free, Monthly, Annual, Lifetime.
- Tap the plan you want. Clicking a card selects it (a highlight appears). Not sure? Pick Free — you can upgrade any time later.
- Enter your email. Type it in the box and click Create membership.
- Finish. A free plan emails you a one-tap sign-in link. A paid plan sends you to a secure Stripe checkout to enter payment, then unlocks the moment it confirms.
Everything about plans, prices, paying by crypto, and managing your subscription is in Chapter 2 · Membership & Billing →
1.5A tour of your dashboard
After you sign in you land on the dashboard — your cockpit. It's a grid of panels, each a live window into one part of the market. Here's what you're looking at.
- Fear & Greed — one number (0–100) for the market's mood. Low = fearful, high = greedy.
- Narrative heatmap — which themes (AI, DeFi, memes…) money is flowing into right now.
- My P&L snapshot — a quick read of your portfolio's profit/loss (links to the Portfolio).
- Picks · Movers · Tools — vetted picks, biggest 24h movers, and a live chart tool.
- News wire — a scrolling ribbon of the latest crypto headlines.
- Refresh-all button — the gold circle, bottom-right: tap it to update every panel at once.