ENGINE
Automated TradingView/Pine signals generated on the official customer timeframes. The backend receives the event stream, maintains trade state and publishes the signal into the configured Telegram channel.
Each signal is published with side, timeframe, entry, stop and targets. Updates stay attached to the same trade idea from entry through the final outcome, so the path remains easy to follow and easy to review.
Automation and editorial discretion stay distinguishable in the data, while the presentation and outcome policy remain consistent.
Automated TradingView/Pine signals generated on the official customer timeframes. The backend receives the event stream, maintains trade state and publishes the signal into the configured Telegram channel.
Administrator-created setups with entry, SL and up to six targets. They remain waiting until entry is actually touched, then the closed 1-minute market feed tracks their lifecycle automatically.
Both layers use the same public rule: reaching TP1 makes the signal a positive outcome. Higher targets remain visible as additional progression; a stop before TP1 remains a loss.
The system keeps the state explicit instead of scattering a trade across disconnected posts.
Side, timeframe, entry, stop and configured targets are presented together.
The trade becomes active only when the entry condition is reached. CURATED signals are explicitly entry-gated.
Hit targets remain marked. The next target stays clear, and the same message is updated as the trade advances.
The final status preserves the highest target reached, for example TP2 HIT - CLOSED, or records SL HIT - CLOSED if TP1 was never reached.
The performance page uses the official Telegram-published dataset and shows the same TP1+ outcome policy used across the product.