Models and features

Six models working your coins. One screen to act on them.

The Pair Model finds the trade and manages it. The Flow Model, the Pattern Engine, Crash Radar, the liquidation map and Re-analyse tell you what the crowd is doing, where the traps are and when to get out. Everything below maps to a page in the app. It all applies to USDT-margined perpetual contracts on Binance USDⓈ-M, Bybit linear and MEXC, traded with isolated margin; spot, options and coin-margined contracts are out of scope.

★The models

One flagship. Five specialists. All on your side of the trade.

Each model answers one question a trader asks every day. Together they turn fifty charts into a short list of trades worth taking.

Flagship

Pair Model

Which coin, which side, which exit. Every 30 minutes it scores ~50 liquid USDT perpetuals, weighs long against short and many take-profit and stop shapes on each, and keeps only the set-up with the best expected result after fees. Entry is a maker limit order. After the fill it keeps working: the stop tightens and trails after 12 hours instead of a blind time exit, and a stronger opposite call flips the trade.

+$19,850with the trailing late-stop, vs +$14,968 with a plain 12 h exit
13 of 13months better with the trailing late-stop
+17 %from the flip rule on the same trades, better in both half-years

12-month backtest, Oct 2025 – Oct 2026: 8,047 trades at $100 margin each, max drawdown −$3,026. Backtest results are hypothetical; see the risk disclosure.

How it trades for you

Flow Model

Reads every closed 5-minute bar and shows the expected result of going long versus short over the next hours, plus the chance of reaching small targets before the stop. The pulse of the coin, refreshed every five minutes.

Read the flow

Pattern Engine

30+ chart patterns on nine timeframes, each checked against the coin's own history back to 2018. You get the hit rate, the targets and the level that would invalidate it, drawn on the chart.

Pattern library

Crash Radar

The probability of a sharp drop on every coin, on four horizons, with alerts that escalate from a banner to a siren. Its own hit rate and false alarms are on the page.

Watch, warning, critical

Liquidation map

An estimated map of where the crowd's stops and liquidations sit above and below price, live on every open trade and checked against real exchange liquidations. Park your stop past the pile.

Dodge the stop-hunt

Re-analyse

One click re-scores an open trade on fresh data: hold, push the stop, or exit, with how similar past situations ended. A second opinion exactly when you are unsure.

Second opinion

Auto-trading and demo

Paper demo accounts on live prices, then live auto-trading on MEXC, Bybit or Binance with your own API key. Non-custodial. Close any percentage at any price; edit stop and target any time.

Paper first

Signals, alerts and phone app

Every call with entry, stop and target, pushed to your phone with sound even when the app is closed, and to Telegram. A full-screen app on your home screen, no app store.

Never miss a call

01Pair Model · flagship

The best trade on every coin, chosen after fees and managed after entry.

Most tools stop at "buy" or "sell". The Pair Model goes further: for every coin it compares going long with going short and many ways of taking profit and cutting the loss, and picks the combination with the best expected result once trading fees are paid. If no set-up is worth it, it stays flat, and so do you.

Every 30 minutes, ~50 coins. The whole liquid USDT perpetual market, re-scored around the clock.
Maker entry. A limit order instead of chasing the market, so you pay the lower fee.
Late-stop instead of a timer. After 12 hours the stop tightens and trails. In the 12-month replay that turned +$14,968 into +$19,850, better in all 13 months.
Flip to the stronger call. When the opposite side clearly wins, the trade turns around. +17 % on the same trades in the replay, better in both half-years.
Several trades per coin. Optional. Up to about twice the profit in the replay, at proportionally higher risk.

12-month backtest, Oct 2025 – Oct 2026, 8,047 trades at $100 margin each, max drawdown −$3,026. Backtest results are hypothetical; see the risk disclosure.

/app/pair/BTCUSDT

The prediction panel on a pair page: side, plan and expected result

02Flow Model

Who is in control right now, and what that usually means for the next hours.

On every closed 5-minute bar the Flow Model reads the coin and shows two numbers side by side: the expected result of a long and of a short over the next hours. Next to them, the chance of reaching small targets before the stop, so you can see at a glance whether a quick scalp or a patient hold makes more sense.

Both sides, always. No one-way bias; when neither side is worth it, it says so.
Trained on each coin. Its numbers come from that coin's own past, not a one-size-fits-all rule.
Feeds the rest. Its read sits next to the Pair Model, the patterns and Crash Radar on the pair page.

/app/pair/BTCUSDT

Pair detail page with the large chart, model reads and technical gauges

03Pattern Engine

30+ patterns on nine timeframes, each with its own track record.

The same M, W or wedge behaves differently on different coins. The Pattern Engine finds the structure on every timeframe from one minute to one month, then looks up how that exact pattern played out on this coin since 2018, and draws the result on the chart.

Reversal. Double tops and bottoms with their variants, triple tops and bottoms, head and shoulders both ways, rounding, cup and handle, Wyckoff spring and upthrust, V climaxes.
Continuation. Triangles, wedges, flags and pennants, rectangles with breakout versus fakeout, channels, broadening formations.
Confirmation. Candlestick patterns on the last bars and divergences on the common oscillators, volume and open interest.
Its record, on the chart. Hit rate for each target, the invalidation level, and how long it usually takes, for this coin and timeframe.
Verdict. LONG, SHORT or WAIT from the combinations that have actually worked on this coin, with their sample size. WAIT is a verdict.

Stage: forming → at trigger → confirmed → failed, with completion and a quality score
Context: Every pattern knows the bigger trend and any larger pattern it sits inside

/app/pair/BTCUSDT

Live chart with falling channel, neckline, target and invalidation levels drawn on it

04Crash Radar

Four horizons, three alert levels, one fast lane for cascades.

Every sharp drop in each coin's history is studied, along with what the market looked like just before it. Crash Radar watches for those conditions now and shows the probability of a crash on four horizons, scaled to that coin's normal volatility.

Explained in words. Every warning comes with its reasons, so you know why, not just how much.
Watch, warning, critical. A banner, then a flashing border with a sound and a popup, then red across the app and a siren until you acknowledge it.
Fast lane. A live watcher catches a cascade in its first seconds, when the slower models have not caught up yet.
Scored after every event. Hit rate, false alarms and lead time per level are tracked and shown. The alert levels are yours to adjust.
Coupled to trading. No new trade at warning or above; optional close-all at critical.

/app/crash

05Liquidation map

See where the stop-hunt is headed, and keep your stop out of its way.

Price loves to run the crowd's stops. The liquidation map estimates where those stops and liquidations are piled above and below price, the way the well-known heatmaps do, and draws it live on every open trade. The estimate is checked against real liquidations reported by the exchanges.

Stop past the pile. One option places your stop beyond the nearest cluster instead of inside it. In a 12-month test, fewer stops were hit.
Every open position. Marked to the live price, with the distance to your own liquidation at your leverage.
Liquidation alerts. A warning when the loss has eaten half the distance to liquidation, a siren at three quarters.
Stop sanity. A stop beyond your own liquidation price is flagged before you rely on it.

/app/positions

06Re-analyse

Unsure about an open trade? Ask again, on fresh data.

One click re-scores the trade you are in with the latest market data and gives a straight answer: hold, push the stop, or exit. Next to it, how similar past situations on this coin ended, so the advice comes with evidence, not a hunch.

Three clear answers. Hold, push the stop, or exit, with the reason in one line.
Similar past situations. How often they kept going, and how often they turned.
Act in place. Move the stop or close part of the trade straight from the result.

Re-analyse

fresh data

Hold
the call still stands on the latest barshold

Push the stop
lock in part of the move, keep the rest runningstop

Exit
the picture has turned against the tradeexit

Illustration of the three possible answers. The app shows one, with its reason and similar past cases.

07Auto-trading and demo

Prove it on paper. Then let it trade MEXC, Bybit or Binance for you.

Start with demo accounts that trade on live prices with no money at risk. When you are convinced, connect your own exchange account with a trade-only API key and switch the same set-up to live. Your coins never leave your exchange.

Non-custodial. Keys are encrypted at rest under a password you set; we never hold, receive or move your funds.
Full control. Close any percentage of a position at any price. Edit stop and target any time, from desktop or phone.
Choose the algorithm. Run the Pair Model, or the order-flow algorithms, per account. Run two demos side by side to compare.
Risk limits. Budget per coin and per day, leverage per account, a maximum daily loss that halts trading, maximum open positions, a cooldown after a loss.
Orders done right. Limit entry, then reduce-only stop and target placed the moment you fill.

/app/signals

08Signals and alerts

Sound, flash, popup, push. One acknowledge stops them all.

Every call lands with entry, stop, target and reasons. Distinct sounds for a signal, a warning and a critical; the widget border flashes until you click it; browser notifications work with the tab in the background.

Telegram. Your own bot and chat, with the same entry, stop, target and reasons.
Nothing lost. Alerts survive a restart, with an alert log and a per-signal "taken" mark.
No spam. Dedupe and cooldown, so the same alert does not repeat on every candle.

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09Phone app & push

An app on your phone, without an app store.

Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen with a bottom tab bar: Home, Signals, Trading, Positions. Signals and crash alerts arrive as phone notifications with sound, even when the app is closed. A tap opens that coin.

Built for thumbs. Swipeable coin chips, compact signal cards, the chart on top.
Only what matters buzzes. Signals on your coins, crash warnings, position guards, not every routine update.

10Market structure & candle range

The chart marked up the way a pro would, automatically, on every timeframe.

Switch on SMC and the chart shows where price turned before, where structure broke, the gaps and blocks big players left behind and the stop hunts, updated on every closed candle. A grey ghost candle shows how far the current candle usually reaches on this coin, with a live check of how often that range was right.

Readable at a glance. Trend, sideways or not, and whether price is sitting on a wall, in one card above the chart.
One plan, or why not. When the system would trade, the plan is drawn like a position tool; when it would not, the card says why.
UT Bot with a target. Buy and sell on closed candles only, with the typical move that coin makes after a signal.

/app/pair/BTCUSDT

11Backtests

The live engine, replayed over the past, with fees and slippage.

There is no second, flattering implementation: the replay runs the same code as the live loop. Fees, slippage, leverage and liquidation are counted, and results the model never saw are reported apart from the rest.

Exit choices compared. For the same entries, which way of managing the trade paid best on this coin. The winner becomes the suggested exit on live signals.
Performance page. Equity curve, win rate by pattern, timeframe and coin, drawdown, crash-alert hit and false-alarm rates.
Honest by default. Thin samples are flagged as thin. Backtest results are hypothetical and do not predict future results.

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12Macro calendar

Known event windows, so a scheduled shock is not mistaken for a pattern.

Rate decisions, CPI prints, large unlocks and anything you add by hand sit on a shared calendar. Inside an event window the engine lowers its confidence and the dashboard shows why; the crash reasons name the event.

Manual entries. Add a timestamp, a title and an impact level; it lives alongside the automatic ones.
Visible in context. The next events and the current window are on the status bar, not buried in settings.

Event window

next 48 h

FOMC rate decision
Wed 18:00 UTC · confidence lowered around ithigh

US CPI (m/m)
Thu 12:30 UTCmedium

Token unlock
manual entrylow

Illustration. Your calendar shows the real feed plus your own entries.

13Free public data back to 2018

No vendor, no key, no monthly data bill.

Perpetual-contract candles, trades, order book, funding, open interest, long/short ratios, taker volume and liquidations come from the Binance USDⓈ-M perpetuals public REST and WebSocket, with bulk history from data.binance.vision. Bybit v5 and MEXC contract APIs are the fallbacks and switch in automatically if Binance is unreachable from the server's region.

Depth: 5 m and above from 2018-01-01; months before the perpetual contract existed are filled from spot prices. 1 m keeps the last year.
Derivatives: Exchanges expose 30 days of OI and ratio history; it is stored locally from day one and grows.
Context: BTC dominance and total market cap from CoinGecko, Fear & Greed from alternative.me.
Exports: Candles per timeframe, signals as CSV and the whole database on Elite.

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