Know the trade before you take it.
You already found the chart. The real question is whether it's worth your money, and at what size, stop and target. Drop in the coin and your risk; the analyzer reads live context, scores the setup 0‑100, and gives one honest verdict (TAKE, NEUTRAL or SKIP) with the entry, stops, take-profit ladder and size already worked out.
One number. One honest call.
No 200-line report to decode. The analyzer scores the whole setup on one 0‑100 scale, calibrated on real closed trades: then commits to a verdict. Green means the math is on your side. Amber means it's a coin-flip and you should think twice. Red means walk.
Watch it run three setups in a row →
Everything you'd check by hand.
Price, 24h, funding
Where it's trading, where it came from, and what holding it costs per funding window.
RSI, every timeframe
The full RSI matrix, so a 1h long isn't fighting an overbought 4h you forgot to look at.
Break of structure & zones
Trend bias and where the liquidity sits, read from market structure, not vibes.
How you've done here
Your own win-rate on this exact coin and direction: once you have the trades to back it.
A model that learned
A 0‑100 score from a model calibrated on real closed trades, not a hand-tuned indicator stack.
A second opinion
A short read on which way the weight of evidence leans, long or short, in plain language.
It does the position math so you don't fumble it.
Size from your risk %, a stop that respects structure, a take-profit ladder, and the R:R spelled out. Plus the two numbers most traders never compute: expected value in R, and the odds of a deep drawdown.
A worked-out level set, ready to fire as one bracket.
Calculated from the risk % you set: never eyeballed.
Net of fees and slippage, so a "winner" that loses money shows it.
The chance of a −1.5R+ drawdown, flagged before you size up.
Conservative to extreme, from leverage × stop: a sanity tag in one glance.
Like the plan? Send it to the terminal, or save it as a config.
A good tool tells you when not to trade.
If the target earns less than the stop costs, it refuses.
No matter how confident the model is, a setup where take-profit pays less than the stop would lose is a SKIP. The math overrides the optimism, every time.
On the coin-flips, two AIs debate it out.
When the score lands in the gray zone, a bull and a bear each make their strongest case and a research manager casts the deciding vote, so a NEUTRAL doesn't quietly become a bad TAKE.
Long or short? Score both side by side and take the stronger read.
Drop in a basket of coins, rank them by score: trade the best, skip the rest.
Conservative, moderate or aggressive risk in one tap, or dial it in by hand.
For the discretionary trader who wants a fast, honest second opinion and the position math done right. Not a crystal ball: it scores the setup you bring, it doesn't promise the outcome.
How the score is built →Stop guessing if it's a good trade.
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