Market scan
We pull candlestick data for crypto USDT pairs on the selected timeframes.
How Stonks signals work
The market is watched non-stop. A signal is issued only when specific rules are met — not because a chart “looks bullish.”
Rule check
We compare each closed candle with the previous one, local highs and lows, and the average range of the last 28 candles.
Direction and level
For a LONG we take the lower low of the two latest candles; for a SHORT, the higher high. A signal describes a trade idea, not an order on an exchange.
Tracking the outcome
After the signal, we look for the best high or low in 1-minute data within a fixed time window. The result is logged separately from the signal.
The signal and the report are separate messages
Before the result is known: the LONG/SHORT direction, the pair and the calculated entry level. You decide whether to open a position and where to place your Stop Loss.
After the tracking window: a report on how the price moved from the signal level. It doesn't confirm the price you got filled at and may differ from your own result.
Leverage cuts both ways
- Isolated margin protects the rest of your balance.
- You choose your own Stop Loss and position size.
- Network delays change your entry price; a past report says nothing about the next one.
No “secret AI”
The model is a set of transparent rules: candlestick pattern checks and range comparisons against previous candles. Past performance does not guarantee future results.