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# Product Guide

PureGamma is built around a daily loop: understand the market, see the impact on your portfolio, then decide what to research, monitor or test next.

The product is organized around six destinations:

* **Today** — overnight changes, portfolio impact and next actions.
* **Ask** — source-backed research conversations.
* **Portfolio** — accounts, holdings, NAV and exposure.
* **Opportunities** — events, long-gamma research, signals and MSTR–BTC analysis.
* **Strategies** — specifications, backtests, PAPER and SHADOW.
* **Automation** — briefs, alerts, delivery preferences and delivery history.

Feature availability depends on the connected source, your plan, configured providers and the operational status shown in the product. PureGamma never treats a missing provider as a live data result.

Read [Getting started](/puregamma-ai/puregamma-ai/product-guide/getting-started.md), [Core workflows](/puregamma-ai/puregamma-ai/product-guide/core-workflows.md), and [MSTR–BTC Dashboard](/puregamma-ai/puregamma-ai/product-guide/mstr-btc-dashboard.md).


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