It happened once.
What if it happens again?
Rekind connects observable events to the market's next moves.
A real reference.
A new starting point.
The first event brings context. The next deserves attention. Name your event, record the current price, and choose an observable target.
How does the reference work?
When you create an event, the server queries Coinbase and records the latest traded price, asset, and source timestamp. This reference stays fixed after creation.
Are prices real and live?
Yes. The dashboard receives trades from the public Coinbase Exchange ticker channel over WebSocket. If the connection drops, it automatically polls the API every 5 seconds. The displayed time is the latest trade time at the source. Quotes older than 90 seconds are marked as outdated. Prices are from this exchange in USD, not an average across exchanges.
How is the chart calculated?
The chart uses real Coinbase candle closing prices: 1-minute candles for 1 hour, 15-minute candles for 1 day, 1-hour candles for 1 week, and 6-hour candles for 1 month. The latest received price is appended to the chart. History refreshes every minute; periods without trades may have gaps. All chart times are in UTC.
When is a target considered observed?
While this page is open and visible, the server checks your events every 30 seconds and records the first observed quote that meets the target. That observation stays saved. Monitoring does not continue when the page is closed, and a crossing between checks may be missed. This is not a financial settlement or a settlement oracle.
Does creating an event also create a coin?
In this version, you create a tracking record using real data. There is no token issuance, trading, custody, or buy and sell order execution. Those features require separate contracts and trading infrastructure. Prices for nonexistent tokens are never presented as real.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No. Following prices, saving favorites, and creating events do not require a wallet. The optional connection only displays your public address and requests no transactions. Your data is linked to this browser session, not your wallet.
Where is my data saved?
Events and favorites are saved in private server-side storage, linked to a session identifier protected by a cookie. Clearing cookies or switching browsers creates a new workspace. In My events, you can export your records or delete individual events.