🧠 How the bot finds trades

The agent scans high-timeframe Daily and 4H setups across the markets it covers — Hyperliquid perps and memecoins. Daily Elite stays strict; 4H research alerts are temporarily enabled while the app is free.

Four weighted components combine into one confidence score. The current public Daily Elite mode only publishes setups that clear ≥ 80.

• Order-block retest — supply/demand retests; OB-only trades are excluded from current public Daily Elite alerts.
• RSI divergence — price prints a higher high / lower low but 14-period RSI doesn't, signalling the move is running out of fuel (+18).
• Trend structure — the EMA20 / EMA50 / EMA200 stack and the EMA50 slope set the prevailing direction (+10).

Each coin is labelled Accumulation, Markup, Distribution or Markdown — derived from the trend, where price sits in its 60-bar range, and how tightly it's coiling (ATR < 4% of price).

Direction is taken from the strongest concrete signal: order block > divergence > trend. If the order block and the divergence disagree, that's chop — the bot drops the trigger and docks 15 points.

• Entry — hunted, never chased. A limit at the order-block midpoint, or a 0.5·ATR pullback, clamped so it's never worse than the current price.
• Stop — nearest invalidation. The order-block edge or the most recent swing, plus a 0.3·ATR buffer.
• Targets. TP1 = 2R, TP2 = 3R, TP3 = a structure runner at the 52-bar high/low, capped at 5R.

Anything outside the public Daily Elite filter is dropped before publication. Whatever's left is ranked by score and only the top 5 are ever published.

A published signal is a resting limit, not a live trade. A monitor re-checks every few minutes; only when price actually trades through the entry does it mark the trade live and alert you. If price never reaches the entry within 3 bars, the setup expires. Open any pending trade for the exact step-by-step Hyperliquid order.