Stop predicting.
Start playing the odds.

The whole trade, already worked out.

Every Best Setup arrives as a complete plan: the direction, the Entry, the Stop Loss, the exact price to set your trailing stop, the Quantity in USDT, the leverage and the margin your exchange should show. Under it, Your trade — type the price you actually got and every number recomputes, with a plain-words line telling you whether the plan still applies.

• Stop Loss and ratio hold for any fill near the Entry — you don’t need the perfect price.
• Win rate and average result of the setups just like this one, right on the card.
• STRONG labels mark the setups with the best measured record.

It knows when not to trade.

The same setups that win seven in ten made almost nothing in the three days before a Fed decision, a CPI print or a jobs report — so the app pauses them and tells you exactly when alerts resume, in your time zone. When Bitcoin is having a violent day, position size is cut in half; most of the time the status simply reads Full Size — Quantity at 100%. Every pause and every size cut is backed by a measured loss, never a feeling.

Tell it your account. It tells you the quantity.

Enter your account size, the percent you risk per trade and the most you want open at once. From then on every plan and every Telegram message is written in the one number your exchange asks for — Quantity in USDT — with the margin it should show and a leverage that keeps liquidation far from your stop. Position size always comes from the stop distance, never from a hunch.

The coins that were tested — loaded in one tap.

Don’t guess which coins to watch. One button loads the 100 coins that produced the most Best Setups across the whole measurement, each liquid enough to fill cleanly. Every member runs the same list, so the alerts you get are the ones that were actually measured — not a hunch about what might move.

Every plan opens onto its chart.

Tap any plan and see the alert on the chart that produced it: the arrow on the candle that confirmed, the Stop Loss line, the moving averages that define the trend, and the Signal Scanner Oscillator underneath. A countdown shows when the next 4-hour candle closes, so you always know when the next decision is made.