Events
Nine events,
and how the bot finds each.
Below are the rules the bot uses to find each event. Plain words plus a diagram. Pick an event or scroll down.
01 / 09
Divergence on RSI, MACD and CMF
Price makes a new extreme, and the indicators do not confirm it. A regular divergence warns that a move is running out of fuel; a hidden one — that the trend is likely to resume after a pullback.
How the bot finds it
- Takes the last two significant lows (bullish) or highs (bearish). «Significant» is measured against volatility, so it means the same on 15m and on 1d.
- Draws a line through them on price and on four indicators: RSI(6), RSI(14), the MACD histogram and CMF(20). The line has to be clean — no candle closes through it.
- Sends an alert only when all four indicators see the divergence, on every timeframe. Three in agreement are not enough.
When the alert comes
On the candle close that confirms the second extreme. A divergence describes a finished structure, so it never fires mid-candle.
02 / 09
Break of structure
A move against the trend. In an uptrend the higher lows hold the trend; once price falls below the last of them, the structure is broken. The mirror case works for a downtrend.
How the bot finds it
- Reads the trend from significant extremes: an uptrend needs a higher low, a downtrend a lower high.
- On every candle close picks the level that holds the trend — the last significant low in an uptrend, the last high in a downtrend.
- The alert shows the broken level, how many extremes the trend held, and the chains of recent highs and lows — enough to check it against your own chart.
When the alert comes
Inside the live candle, the moment price crosses the level. One alert per level.
03 / 09
Higher high on 4h
A move along the trend: the lows keep holding and price closes above the previous significant high.
How the bot finds it
- Only on 4h: on lower timeframes new highs are too frequent to mean much.
- The structure has to be rising: the last significant low is not below the previous one.
- The alert names the level taken out and how old it was — «high from 14 July, 14 days ago» — and how long the series of new highs is.
When the alert comes
On the 4h candle close. The next alert needs a real pullback first, so a run of closes above the level does not repeat itself.
04 / 09
Lower low on 4h
The mirror case: the highs keep holding and price closes below the previous significant low.
How the bot finds it
- Only on 4h.
- The structure has to be falling: the last significant high is not above the previous one.
- The alert names the level taken out, its age and the length of the series.
When the alert comes
On the 4h candle close, once per level.
05 / 09
Golden cross and death cross: EMA50 and EMA200
A slow classic signal: the 50-period EMA crossing the 200-period one points to a trend change. Upward is a golden cross, downward a death cross.
How the bot finds it
- Compares the order of the two averages on every candle close with the previous candle.
- Needs at least 600 candles of history so that EMA200 is calculated accurately — the bot downloads them on start.
- The alert shows both EMA values, the gap between them and how many candles the previous order lasted.
When the alert comes
On the candle close, on 1h, 4h and 1d.
06 / 09
Price crossed EMA50 or EMA200
Price went through one of the two key moving averages. EMA200 is treated as the weightier of the two.
How the bot finds it
- A cross counts only when price goes beyond the average by 0.15 ATR — a dead zone against noise around the line.
- The next alert on the same average needs a cross back the other way first.
- Switched off on 1h: there price stays close to the average for hours, and most alerts were noise.
When the alert comes
Inside the live candle, at the moment of the cross, on 4h and 1d.
07 / 09
Impulse: 1% inside a 15-minute candle
A sharp move: price went 1% away from the open of the current 15-minute candle, up or down.
How the bot finds it
- Checks the current candle every few seconds.
- One alert per candle in each direction; if the move grows by another 0.5%, a follow-up marks it as stronger.
- The alert says how fast it happened — «in 6 minutes».
When the alert comes
Inside the live candle, the moment the threshold is reached.
08 / 09
Overbought reversal on Stoch RSI
The move ran out of steam at the top of the scale: Stoch RSI had been above 95, and its fast line turned down through the slow one.
How the bot finds it
- Stoch RSI (14, 14, 3, 3), the same as on the Bybit terminal. The count starts when %K reaches 95 and ends without a signal if it drops below 80 without a turn.
- The signal is the first cross of %K down through %D after that; it does not repeat until %K goes above 95 again.
- If RSI(14) is above 70 at the same moment, the alert is marked «strong».
When the alert comes
Inside the live candle, on 4h and 1d — waiting for the close could cost up to a day.
09 / 09
Oversold reversal on Stoch RSI
The mirror case: Stoch RSI had been below 5, and its fast line turned up through the slow one.
How the bot finds it
- The count starts when %K drops to 5 and ends without a signal if it rises above 20 without a turn.
- The signal is the first cross of %K up through %D after that; it does not repeat until %K drops below 5 again.
- If RSI(14) is below 30 at the same moment, the alert is marked «strong».
When the alert comes
Inside the live candle, on 4h and 1d.
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