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 →