We watch the order book every second of every day, and tell you a liquidation cascade is forming — around ten minutes before it peaks.
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This is the same engine our subscribers get alerts from. It is scanning as you read this — nothing here is a mock-up.
Before Bitcoin drops, price usually moves up first. Large players push it against the coming move to trigger stops and trap traders on the wrong side. Then the real move runs.
That fake-out is why most people lose money on a cascade. It is also exactly what our alerts are built around.
Order-book pressure crosses the threshold. You get the direction, the conditions, and what to protect.
Price moves against the call — about 0.16% normally, 0.28% when volatile. Expected, and stated up front in the alert.
The cascade runs, peaking around ten minutes in. Afterwards we publish exactly how it went.
Market conditions predict signal quality better than anything else we measure. In active markets the engine is reliable. In quiet markets it is not — and we would rather you knew that before you paid us.
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No. It never touches your account, places orders, or holds funds. It watches the market and sends you a warning. What you do with it is yours.
Of 1,637 published alerts, 68% were followed by a real price move in the direction we called. That rises to 78% in volatile markets and falls to 45% in quiet ones. About 2.8% went the wrong way entirely.
Because it almost always does. That fake-out is the trap the cascade is built on — typically 0.16% in normal conditions, lasting around three and a half minutes. Every alert tells you to expect it. Traders who do not know this cancel in week one.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. The average favourable move is 0.21% and the average adverse move is 0.19% — fees eat the difference. This works for protecting positions, avoiding traps, and being selective when markets are volatile.
Every signal is graded once its window closes and stays on the public record — including the 46 that called the direction wrong. The dashboard above shows the live feed with nothing removed.
Yes. WebSocket for real-time push and signed webhooks for server-to-server delivery, with filtering by market conditions and confidence. Built for brokers and desks. Read the docs.
Around thirteen alerts a day, straight to your phone, with the fake-out called in advance.
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