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Everything the app does, with the real parameters it runs on today. Each feature states which plan it needs and whether it emits signals or only draws.
The main engine. It looks for a session pool that has been taken (previous day high and low, the last complete Asia and London highs and lows), then requires a market structure shift in the opposite direction and enters on the retracement. The stop sits beyond the manipulation extreme, the minimum target is 4R, and a CISD invalidation closes the trade before the stop is reached. It runs on XAUUSD, BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, SOLUSDT and XRPUSDT, on 15m.
When price leaves behind a large enough liquidity gap while moving with the trend (SMA 100 filter), the system places a limit order at the middle of the gap and waits up to 50 bars for price to come back. Risk/reward 3.0. It runs on XAUUSD, BTCUSD and XRPUSD, on 15m, 30m and 1h.
The fast variant of the ICT head: after the liquidity grab and the structure shift it enters at 78.6% of the impulse rather than at the break itself. Every pair and every timeframe carries its own retrace fraction, because the same number does not pay the same on 5m and on 1h. Currently configured on XAUUSD (5m, 15m, 30m), BTCUSD (5m, 30m), SOLUSDT (30m, 1h) and PAXGUSDT (1h).
When price reaches a level the engine computed - a session pool, a daily level, a confluence zone - you get the alert with the level, the direction and the context, before the setup is complete.
Every signal has a deadline. If it reaches neither target nor stop within the bar count set for its timeframe, the position is closed and the result is booked as it stands. A trade left open forever is not a winning trade, it is an unfinished measurement.
Win rate, cumulative net result, accuracy per timeframe and the strength of each signal. TP1 reached counts as a win. Level alerts, signals announced on Telegram and AI signals are counted; orders that never filled and signals cancelled by an admin are not. The full trade history is open.
Pick the pair, the timeframe and the period - all history, the last 12 months, or year by year - and replay the same strategy over real data, with live progress. The result states how many bars were actually replayed, not merely how much history exists.
Candles from 1 minute to 1 day, served from our own bar store. Zooming out loads tens of thousands of bars, not just the current screen. The 1m, 3m and 5m timeframes are marked explicitly: they are for live scalping, no signals are emitted on them.
Session pools (previous day high and low, the Asia, London and New York sessions), true daily levels, confluence zones and value areas appear on the chart by themselves, on every timeframe.
The converging wedge, computed on real pivots and drawn in bar space rather than in seconds - which is why the lines stay straight on gold and on the indices, where the market has gaps. On 4h the anchors are the last two wick swings.
Each signal engine can show its work on the chart, with its real settings: swept liquidity, divergences, levels, trendlines, optimal trade entry zones, 50 and 200 day moving averages, ATR, cumulative delta, patterns, manual zones, ranges, kill zones. Some of them are annotation only - they draw, they do not emit - and their label says so.
You draw horizontal levels and trendlines, and you can drag the lines the engine placed. Every move asks for a written reason and is saved against your pair and timeframe; shift+click puts the line back where the engine had it.
Drag a rectangle over the part you care about and send it straight to the AI analyst, with the pair and the timeframe attached. The answer is about exactly what you framed.
Move and resize the panels as you like and switch between your layout and the default at any time. There is also a direct link to TradingView, opened on the current pair and timeframe.
It runs at minute 4 and 34 of every hour and writes the state of the market: where price sits relative to the levels that matter, what happened since the last run, what counts in the hours ahead. The numbers are computed by code, not by the model; the model only phrases them.
Before a signal is published it passes a check that looks at exposure already open, at the recent hit rate of the head that produced it and at price on every timeframe. If something does not add up, the signal is stopped or flagged.
Besides the scheduled runs, you can request an analysis on the pair and timeframe on screen at any time. A FREE account gets 4 analyses; PRO has them unlimited.
We do not depend on a single provider. Bars from 1 minute to 1 day are collected, cleaned of the fake closed-market bars and kept on our side: gold from 2003, indices from 2012, crypto from 2017. The same bars feed the chart, the signals and the backtest - which is why the three never disagree.
Weekly positioning from the COT report, the macro calendar, the volatility regime, option chains with greeks and open interest, funding and open interest on perpetuals per venue, futures statistics, seasonality by hour, session, weekday and month, and live liquidations. All of it feeds the analysis, none of it is decoration.
A signal head only goes live after being measured on a calibration window and then checked once on a window it has never seen. If the second window contradicts it, it does not ship. That rule is why the list above is short.
You create your own bot in BotFather and give it the token here. Signals arrive on a bot that is yours, not a shared one - nobody else sees the channel. You choose by type: which head, which pair, which timeframe.
The interface is in Romanian and English, and signal times are shown in your timezone, not the server one.
Signing in requires a code sent by e-mail. If you prefer, you register a passkey - fingerprint, face or a security key - and sign in with no password and no code.
FREE gives you the chart, the levels and 4 analyses. PRO opens unlimited analyses and the statistics. PRO+ adds the automatic signals and Telegram. You pay by the month, you stop when you want, there is no automatic renewal.
USDT on Tron, USDC on Base or Bitcoin. Each invoice gets a unique amount, and that amount is the payment identity - we ask for no card, no bank account, and we hold no payment data. Paying 3 months at once is 10% off, 12 months is 20% off.