Retrograde
Casting the chart…

The real sky, priced in crypto

Ten planets. Ten tickers. One chart.

Every planet is drawn where it actually is tonight — real ephemeris positions and real retrogrades, the same ones your astrology app shows. Each one is also a crypto asset. The astronomy is exact. The rest is between you and the sky.

Retrograde now of ten planets
Moon  
Sky temperature mean 24h move

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Today's transit

The sky, read aloud.

Composed from the real positions above. The same sky always produces the same reading — an instrument that changes its mind isn't an instrument.

Reading the sky…

The week ahead

Seven days of real transits.

Every entry below is an actual ephemeris event — a station, an ingress, a lunar phase — found by scanning the real sky, not written in advance.

Your chart

Rising, moon and sun — from your actual birth moment.

Your rising sign changes every two hours and depends on where on Earth you were, so this needs a date, a time and a place. Houses are Whole Sign, the same system Chani uses.

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Nothing is stored or sent anywhere. The chart is computed in your browser from a real ephemeris.

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The ephemeris

Every claim above, as numbers.

Positions on the left are astronomy. Prices on the right are market. They are never mixed.

Real positions of all ten planets with the market data of their paired assets.
Planet Longitude Motion Asset Price 24h Position in 24h range

Longitudes are geocentric apparent ecliptic positions referred to the true equinox of date — the tropical zodiac — computed with astronomy-engine (VSOP87 / ELP). Retrograde is the real sign of a planet's daily motion, not a price movement. Check any row against Chani or astro.com; it will match. The rightmost column is the only astrology-flavoured thing here that is really market data: where the price sits in its own 24-hour range, which is the Stochastic Oscillator wearing a hat.

Aspects in orb

Planets on fixed stars