Can I see the system before buying?
Yes. I open trial access to the script for 24 hours, free and with no card: you add the strategy to your chart, run Deep Backtesting and personally verify every figure on this page. Message me on Telegram with your TradingView username — access usually opens within a day and closes by itself 24 hours later. One trial per person; the bot and support aren't included.
Is this an indicator or a finished strategy?
A finished strategy. It opens the position, builds it out, carries it to the target and closes it. An indicator draws an arrow — here the entire trade from entry to exit is already decided for you.
Does the strategy repaint?
No. Decisions are made on closed bars only, the entry fills on the next bar, and additional buys are real pending orders. A signal you saw will not disappear or move.
How do I know the results are real?
Run Deep Backtesting on your own chart: two minutes and you see the same numbers. Everything published on this page came from TradingView — and only from there.
Do I need trading experience?
No. You need a TradingView account, an exchange account and the willingness to leave the system alone. A step-by-step guide is included.
How much time does it take?
Setup takes about ten minutes, once. After that, a couple of minutes a day to confirm the bot is alive. No decisions are required from you.
What's the minimum capital?
From ~$1,000 on Binance, from ~$3,000 on Bybit with the RISK profile, from $10,000 on Bybit's base profile. The threshold is set by the exchange's minimum order size, not by me — the script warns you if your capital falls short.
Which exchange should I trade on?
Binance or Bybit — those are the ones certified on TradingView, and that is not a formality. The system buys sell-offs that get bought back, and that happens cleanly only where the liquidity is. On a thin exchange the moves are shallower and more random, additional buys are triggered less often, and the same set of entries produces a deeper drawdown — that is tested, not assumed. So I publish figures for two venues instead of promising it “works everywhere”.
Is it too early to switch the strategy on?
The opposite — now is exactly the right time, and it has nothing to do with guessing the bottom. The system is long only: it does not profit from a decline, but it does not suffer from one either. In 2022 — bitcoin down 65%, the LUNA collapse, the FTX bankruptcy — it came through around breakeven, with a working stop and its capital intact. So the cost of switching it on too early is close to zero, while the cost of switching it on too late is the whole missed cycle. The asymmetry is obvious, and it does not depend on anyone's forecast.
Personally I no longer expect large moves down: a pullback into the 48–40k area is something the algorithm would simply sit through, as it sat through 2022 — it skips deep crashes rather than catching them. But that is my opinion about the market, not a promise, and the argument above holds whether I turn out to be right or wrong. A finished system is worth having before the move, not worth hunting for in the middle of one.
Why bitcoin only?
Because everything else has been tested. Altcoins, stocks, indices and currencies give a noticeably worse result, for reasons I explain to buyers. The one exception is gold — and it's included too.
Can I change the timeframe?
No — the timeframe is part of the calibration: 15 minutes for bitcoin, 3 hours for gold. The script warns you if the chart is on the wrong one.
What leverage does it use?
The profile sets a ceiling, but actual usage is typically 1–3x. Current and peak values are always visible in the dashboard, along with the estimated liquidation price.
Isn't the position size too aggressive?
The opposite — it's conservative: well inside the limit the math allows for our statistics. You can't increase it: above the calibrated value the system breaks down, and the settings won't let you.
How many trades per month?
Around 150–200 positions a year, so 12–17 a month on average. That's a statistical base, not five lucky entries a year.
How long does one trade last?
From a few hours to a few weeks, with a median of one to two days. The system doesn't scalp: it builds a position and waits for its target.
What drawdown should I expect?
The historical maximum is 41.5%. A single position can sit at a paper loss for months. If that's unacceptable, you can reduce position size: return and drawdown fall almost proportionally.
What happens in a bear market?
The system came through 2022 around breakeven with a working stop and its capital intact. It trades long only, so it earns on the recovery and survives the decline.
Do I have to connect a bot?
Not mandatory, but a bot is more accurate: some additional buys fill inside the bar and by hand you'd catch them late. You can trade from notifications without a bot, but your numbers will drift from the test.
I don't have a bot. What do I do?
With the Lifetime plan I give you my Telegram bot: it receives the strategy's signals and executes them on your exchange, and your API keys stay with you. Having a bot like this custom-built costs $500+.
Why do you sell the system instead of quietly trading it?
Because there's nothing to fight over. Binance and Bybit trade billions of dollars a day in BTC/USDT — our combined size is invisible in a market like that. This isn't arbitrage where someone else's order takes your profit: the system buys panic sell-offs, and the market produces those in abundance.
Won't there be too many buyers?
No — and I cap it myself: no more than 100 lifetime licenses will be sold, after which sales close entirely. The limit isn't about the market, it's about my time for support and updates.
Which services does it work with?
Any service that accepts a webhook. Every order carries a ready-made message, and if your service expects a special format you define your own template right in the settings.
What about commissions and funding?
Commissions are included in every published result — 0.1% per side. TradingView doesn't account for futures funding fees; historically that's a few percent a year. Spot profiles have no funding fees at all.
Why do results differ between exchanges?
A position's fate is decided by individual candles: additional buys land slightly differently, you get a different average price and a different outcome. I don't hide this — I say it plainly: trade on the exchange whose chart you reproduced the backtest on.
What is the emergency stop?
A drawdown threshold at which the system closes everything, cancels its orders and halts for good — until you deliberately restart it. In the live profiles it has never triggered once in the entire history.
Can I change the settings?
You can change the exchange profile and reduce position size. The rest is locked on purpose: thirty tested “improvements” all made the result worse.
Will there be updates?
Yes, updates may come and they're included in both plans. Lifetime gets every future version at no extra cost, new exchange profiles included.
What's included in the purchase?
Access to the script with every profile, updates, a detailed guide, the Telegram bot as a gift and personal support from the author.
Is there a refund?
No: access is granted to a closed-source script, and knowledge once received can't be taken back. That's exactly why instead of refunds there's a 24-hour trial — you test the system on your own chart before paying, not after.
Why is there no monthly plan?
A month isn't enough to judge the system honestly. Its history contains an eight-month stretch with no new highs that ended in a strong rally. Selling a window like that would be misleading.
How many discounted seats are left?
Check the counter in the pricing block — it's real and updates as sales happen. There are ten seats in total.
How fast will I get access?
Usually I set everything up within a day of payment. All I need is your TradingView username — access is granted to that account.
Can I use it on several accounts?
Yes. The license is tied to your TradingView account; how many exchange accounts you mirror the trades on is your business.
Do you guarantee profit?
No, and nobody can. What I do guarantee is that the numbers are real: every figure came from TradingView and reproduces on your screen before you buy.
What if the strategy stops working?
Every system carries that risk. The case for this one: the approach rests on persistent market behavior rather than a temporary inefficiency; it's confirmed across twenty years of a different asset; and risk is capped by a real stop and the emergency shutdown.
Which TradingView plan do I need?
A paid one: webhook alerts for the bot are only available on paid plans, and Deep Backtesting on the higher tiers. A free account is enough to look at the strategy on a chart, but not for autonomous trading.
Can I run it on a demo account first?
Not only can you — I recommend it. Connect the bot to an exchange demo account or a small deposit for a week or two, check every message against the List of Trades, and only then move your working capital in.
What if TradingView or my internet drops mid-position?
The system separately sends the bot snapshots of the open position — average price, shared target and shared stop. Using those the bot keeps backup orders on the exchange, so an open position stays protected even if the signal stream is cut.
Does 10x leverage mean the system trades ten times bigger?
No. Order size is always calculated from your capital; leverage only reduces the margin the exchange locks up for the position, so additional buys don't run into a margin wall. Actual usage is typically 1–3x, and it's always visible in the dashboard.
Is there support after purchase?
Yes — on Telegram, personally.
