Thirteen categories, each account its own, from live market ingestion to support & resistance, market rank, sector correlations, portfolio backtesting, automated spot trading, and an AI you can ask about any pair in plain language.
A market is one exchange, market type and quote asset, and it is the universe a profile scans. Binance and Bybit USDT spot are live today. Adding one is a switch, not a rebuild.
Breadth, rank and sector averages are counted within a market, never pooled across them. BTCUSDT and BTCUSDC are separate pairs with separate candles and separate rankings.
Real-time data for every active pair in every switched-on market.
1m / 5m / 15m / 1h / 4h / 1d / 7d, calculated on demand.
See momentum at every horizon, side by side.
Pick any periods (e.g. 5, 20, 25) and toggle each on or off, never a fixed set.
K/D momentum with oversold / overbought zones.
Line, signal, and histogram.
(High − Low) / Low, % per timeframe.
Surface the day’s biggest movers automatically.
Horizontal levels found where price actually turned, swing highs and lows clustered into zones, per pair, per timeframe. Filter on distance to the nearest level, or on the level price itself.
How many times a level has been tested, and which way price turned each time, split into rejections (from above) and bounces (from below). A first touch and a fifth are not the same level.
This candle’s volume against its own recent average, so a surge is measured against the pair’s normal, not a fixed number that suits only large caps.
The share of pairs trading above their EMA50, as a market-wide risk-on read, plus a self-normalising percentile that ranks today against the market’s own trailing history instead of a fixed threshold.
Where a pair sits in the whole USDT universe by price change, on 1h and slower plus a rolling 24-hour variant. You choose which end of the board you mean, the top movers or the bottom.
Combine any indicators, OHLC, EMA, RSI, Stoch RSI, MACD, Δ%, volatility, volume, in one profile. Each condition compares to a fixed value or another indicator; all conditions are ANDed.
Compare a pair’s indicator against BTC’s own, e.g. Δ% above BTC to catch a pair gaining faster than the market, not just riding it.
Compare a pair against the live average across every pair sharing a sector tag, e.g. a DeFi pair lagging its own sector.
Restrict a profile to pairs in a chosen category, or exclude Monitoring-Tagged pairs, before any condition runs.
From every second up to hourly, 1s / 5s / 10s / 15s / 30s / 1m and slower.
Fire a signal yourself for any pair, independent of filter conditions.
Hide specific pairs entirely.
Highlight pairs of interest.
Viewable and filterable.
% change from signal price at 1m / 5m / 10m / 15m / 30m / 1h / 4h / 24h checkpoints.
By elapsed timeframe or target %, whichever comes first.
An optional per-profile stop, frozen onto each signal at fire time, that stays inert for the first N minutes so entry noise can’t close a fresh position. Honoured in backtests too, pessimistically: within a bar, the stop is taken before the target.
A profile won’t stack a second signal on a pair it’s already holding, so a slow mover can’t quietly become an oversized position.
Get notified if price moves X% after a signal fires.
Instant alerts to your Telegram.
Browser push notifications, no extra app to install.
A nav bell logging your signals and account events as they happen.
Choose Telegram and/or web push independently for each profile.
Quickly find a trade pair or search signal history.
Save and load whole configurations.
Per-account font size (Small / Medium / Large) and theme (Dark / Light).
Name, role, email, member-since, and current display preferences.
Add Altstars to a phone home screen or its own desktop window, with its own icon and push notifications. Live figures are never cached, so a screen you open is either current or plainly offline, never a stale price that looks live.
The phone layout answers “is anything happening, and do I need to act?” — the comparison and diagnostic screens stay on the desktop instead of being crushed into a column.
A How to Use panel on every screen, describing the page beside it.
Ask a question about any pair in plain language and the model composes and runs its own read-only queries against the market history to answer it, showing every query it ran. It reaches market data and your own signals, never anybody else’s.
A cached, plain-language explanation of why a signal fired and how similar setups have performed, on demand, per signal, from your own history.
Upload a Binance chart screenshot and a vision model proposes a filter profile that would detect the setup, grounded in your real indicator values where available.
Turn a ranked shortlist of pairs into a profile that would have selected them.
Ranks your active profiles by realised expectancy over a window of closed signals you choose, judges each pass or fail, and tells you when a profile’s window is too thin to rank at all rather than guessing. The podium is announced when it changes, and each place shows how long it has held and what it has fired since.
Trading is enabled per market, and Binance spot is enabled today. A signal on an auto-trade profile places a real spot buy automatically; the trade closes when its parent signal closes. Size as fixed USDT or % of capital, optionally restricted to a UTC active-hours window.
Keys stored encrypted and managed from a settings page, with a test-connection check before saving.
Every order needs the profile armed and an account-wide master switch on. Turning the master switch off stops new buys and never strands an open position, because selling is not gated on it.
Optionally let the ranking arm your trading: the top few profiles on your scoreboard get auto-trade turned on and it follows the ranking as it moves. A profile has to have a filled measurement window before it can be picked, it stays armed for at least an hour so money does not chase every reorder, and anything you switched on or off by hand is left alone.
Restrict which days and hours the bot may buy while the profile keeps firing and scoring. A day you exclude still produces a paper trade, so “this day loses” stays a question you can re-open rather than an answer that erases its own evidence.
Hold a profile’s buying until the market itself agrees, on trend alignment, direction and participation. Two thresholds per measure, so the band between them holds the current state instead of flipping on noise, and the rule is written back to you as a sentence before you save it.
An account-wide limit on how many positions may be open at once, because the wallet is what runs out, not any one profile.
Fires when a chosen number of your profiles have picked the same pair since midnight UTC, not all of them at the same instant. Pick the number, or let it follow the size of your roster. The count resets each day rather than sliding, so “five of my profiles liked this today” is something you can check against the screen.
A per-profile toggle decides whether it counts toward agreement, separately from whether it fires its own signals, so a profile you keep purely to highlight pairs can still be evidence, or not, as you decide.
Independent cooldown, sizing, target and active-hours, and it only fires again on a pair when the agreement actually grows.
A daily board of every pair and how many profiles picked it, the ones below your threshold included, so you can see whether the number you chose sits in the right place instead of only seeing what it let through.
Choose a date range and virtual capital; get an equity curve, trade log, win rate, and P&L, fully separate from live stats.
Name a pair, or leave it blank and replay the profile across every active pair in the window.
Fixed stake gives every trade the same independent stake. Portfolio shares one capital pool under a position cap and records the trades it couldn’t afford as skipped, rather than assuming money you didn’t have.
Backtests honour the profile’s target, stop and arming delay, and resolve a bar that hits both as the stop first, so a run errs against the strategy rather than for it.
Create an account and your workspace exists immediately, nothing to wait on. Admins can still create accounts directly.
One click, and link as many as you like, so losing access to one never locks you out of the account. Where a provider confirms your email address is genuinely yours, it connects to your existing account; where it can’t, you sign in with your password once and link it yourself. That distinction is the difference between convenience and someone else claiming your account.
Sign in with whichever you prefer. The number is a shortcut, not a credential and not a recovery route. Nothing is ever sent to it.
A code from an authenticator app, required on every way in, including the social ones. Not SMS: SIM-swap attacks target exactly the people who hold crypto. Comes with single-use recovery codes for a lost phone.
Reset your own password by email. Automated trading is off on a new account and stays off until you deliberately switch it on.
An account unused for 12 months is deactivated to keep things tidy, and you reactivate it yourself with a password reset. Nothing is deleted.
Every account owns its own profiles, signals, trades, backtests, watchlist, notification channels and Binance keys, nothing is shared between users. Only admin-level configuration is global.
Admins can switch an account off without losing its history.
Per-account preferences under Settings → Display.
The full feature set, not a cut-down one. A trial that can’t show you the product can’t sell it to you. No card to start.
A payment buys a number of days. Nothing recurring is set up, so nothing can be charged again unless you send it, and there are no card details on file to leak.
USDT or USDC on TRON, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana or TON. You get an address and an exact amount; access is added automatically once the payment confirms on chain.
Payments go to an address the operator controls and the app only ever reads the chain. It can confirm a payment and has no ability to move funds. There are no private keys in the system.
Paid another way? An access code redeems for a period on a plan, and the days are added to the end of what you already have, so you never lose time by redeeming early.
When a plan lapses the account goes read-only. Nothing is deleted, and any open position is still managed to its target or stop. You’re warned before it happens, not after.
Pairs auto-tagged with categories (DeFi, Layer 1, Meme, AI…), synced daily and matched on CoinGecko’s own category id.
A manually-curated, audit-tracked flag mirroring Binance’s own delisting-risk label (there’s no API for it), usable to exclude flagged pairs from a profile.
Every pair with its categories, its correlation within each category, and its correlation with BTC, filterable by category, sortable by column.
Create an account and start scanning, your own workspace from the first minute.