Deterministic, not a guess
No language model decides what a setup is. Versioned rules run over the candles. The same input and the same strategy version always produce the same output — there is no drift to explain away.
LiveCryptoo evaluates USDT pairs on closed Daily and Weekly candles, measures every setup against a fixed multi-factor rubric, and publishes the factors that produced the score — including the ones that failed.
The rubric every setup is measured against
Shown unfilled. A live signal fills every row with its own pass or fail and the values behind it, including the ones that failed. The total ranks how much of the rubric a setup satisfied — it is not a win probability.
Read from the running system when this page is requested. Nothing below is illustrative, and nothing is cached — if a figure is not available it says so.
105
USDT pairs on the active watchlist
2
Enabled rule sets, each version-pinned
993
Setups evaluated since launch
15 Sept 2026
15 Sept 2026, 00:10 UTC
Each stage consumes what the last one produced and adds nothing of its own. Because the whole chain is rules, a signal can be traced back to the exact bar that caused it.
OHLCV for every pair on the active watchlist, checked for gaps and duplicate bars before it is stored. Daily and Weekly series are kept apart from the first byte.
A fixed set of trend, momentum, volatility, volume and swing-structure measures — all computed from completed bars, never from a partial one.
Wedges, ascending, descending and symmetrical triangles, channels, double tops and bottoms, fitted trendlines, and clustered support and resistance zones.
Versioned, parameterised rule sets. Every detection is pinned to the exact strategy version that produced it, so a result found today can be reproduced a year from now.
A bounded market-state reading — capitulation, accumulation, FOMO, distribution, squeeze risk and more — reported alongside the technical score and never folded into it.
A fixed budget spread across eight named factors. Every point is attributable to a factor, and every factor carries the evidence that passed or failed it.
Watch, Pre-signal or Confirmed — with the Daily and the Weekly read kept separate, and any disagreement between them stated rather than averaged away.
The output is a scored setup with its whole derivation attached — not a tip, and not a number without a reason behind it.
The score answers one question: how much of the rubric did this setup satisfy? It is not a chance of profit, it is not a forecast, and it is never presented as one.
A setup is only marked Confirmed when every required condition is satisfied on a closed candle and the score clears the confirmation bar. The exact thresholds are tuned configuration and are not published.
The market-psychology reading is tightly bounded and is shown next to the technical score rather than inside it, so you can always see the score before the adjustment. It can never turn a weak setup into a strong one.
Most of these are constraints rather than features. They make the system less impressive and more useful.
No language model decides what a setup is. Versioned rules run over the candles. The same input and the same strategy version always produce the same output — there is no drift to explain away.
Intrabar refreshes can move a setup between Watch and Pre-signal. A confirmation is only ever written from a closed Daily or Weekly candle, so what you saw yesterday is still there today.
Pattern, divergence and swing detection sit behind a look-ahead firewall: a decision at bar i may only read bars up to i. Backtests replay the same code path the live scanner runs.
Each signal lists the factors it failed next to the ones it passed, with the evidence behind both. The conditions that did not fire are usually the most useful thing on the page.
Below thirty completed trades no win rate is displayed at all — not a provisional one. Anything the system does not know renders as "No data", never as a stand-in figure.
Daily and Weekly are scanned, scored and reported independently and are never merged into a single verdict. Where the two conflict, the conflict is the output.
Backtested results are simulated on historical data. Paper results are simulated forward in real time with no capital at risk. Neither is a live trading record, and the difference is stated on every figure.
41.1%
Simulated over historical candles, look-ahead firewalled, with fees and slippage applied. Win rate is only reported once at least 30 trades have completed.
Collecting data
Simulated forward from live signals. No capital at risk and no order ever reaches an exchange. Win rate is only reported once at least 30 trades have completed.
Not published
No live-traded record exists.
This card stays empty until real executed trades exist to report. It will not be filled with backtested or paper figures wearing a different label.
Disclaimer. LiveCryptoo is research tooling, not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Backtested and paper-traded figures are hypothetical, carry no capital risk, and cannot account for every real-world execution cost. The platform publishes setup detections and their supporting evidence; no outcome is promised and no recommendation is made. Trading digital assets involves substantial risk of loss.
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