Choose the right desk
Use Short-term for 5m–1h decisions and Medium-term for 4h–1d decisions. Medium-term trades develop more slowly, but they are not guaranteed.
Use the desk without guessing.
This product supports decisions; it cannot make a trade profitable or remove market risk.
Choose a market
Pick an exchange and search for a coin. The ranked setup cards are ideas to inspect—not instructions to enter immediately.
Read the command
LONG or SHORT means all required gates passed on a closed candle. WAIT means do nothing. A high setup score is evidence strength, not win probability.
Check the market regime
Compare the coin with the hourly and daily broad-market direction. Counter-trend trades receive a penalty and strongly opposed trades are blocked.
Confirm the safety checks
Volume, participation, liquidity, volatility, market integrity, momentum and higher timeframes should agree. Never ignore a red blocker.
Plan the loss first
Only Pro execution plans reveal exact entry, invalidation, hard stop, targets and position size. Put the stop in place with the entry and never widen it.
Paper test before real money
Save a paper trade, review its outcome and follow the daily loss limit. The current strategies remain paper-only until unseen historical and forward validation passes.
Plain-language meanings
- Entry
- The price area where a confirmed trade may be opened.
- Invalidation
- The level showing that the original trade idea is no longer valid.
- Stop loss
- The actual protective order that limits the planned loss.
- TP1–TP3
- Profit targets at increasing reward-to-risk distances.
- Market regime
- The broader hourly and daily direction, including how many liquid markets are rising.
- Evidence score
- How many setup conditions agree. It is not the chance of winning.