Knowledge base
How to read what the engine says.
Set-up guides, how each number is computed, and what to do when something looks off.
Getting started
- What PatternXRadar does and does not doA plain description of the analysis the tool runs, what it alerts you about, and the things it will never do for you.
- Adding your first pair and what "Preparing" meansHow to add a pair, what happens during backfill and deep analysis, and how the preparation queue works.
- Reading the pair widgetEvery element of a dashboard widget explained, from the header badges to the Watching list.
- How we make money, and what it costs youSubscriptions, exchange partner programmes (the exchange pays us from its own fee; you pay the same or less), the one exception on Hyperliquid, and why we never touch your funds.
Dashboard and charts
- The pair detail page and timeframe ladderThe large chart, the header controls, the nine-panel timeframe ladder and the six analysis tabs.
- Chart controlsTimeframe buttons, MA / VOL / PAT overlays, the scrollbar, the Latest button and the data-health chip.
- Technical ratings gaugesThe Oscillators, Summary and Moving averages gauges, what feeds them and how to read the indicator table.
Signals and consensus
- Understanding the consensus cardTechnique combinations, conviction, the four horizons, the horizon preference setting, WAIT reasons and NO_LONGS gating.
- AI second opinion: a second brain next to the engineWhat the AI card is, what the model sees (and does not see), how the two opinions are compared, how both are scored afterwards, costs and limits.
- The MA5/10/30/60 bundle: convergence, expansion and crossesWhy four moving averages pulling together precede a big move, how the engine detects the bundle and the side of the break, the MA5/MA10 cross, and how the deep analysis checks whether it pays on your pair.
- Entry, stop-loss and take-profit ranges and the exit policy shownWhere each number on the consensus card and the signal panel comes from, and how to use the chase limit, tight and wide stops, TP1 and TP2.
- Confidence threshold and auto-calibrationWhat the 70% bar means, how to change it globally or per pair, and how the weekly auto-adjust keeps it honest.
- Analog forecasting and wobble-aware stopsHow the "Similar past situations" card finds the closest historical matches and turns them into odds, targets and a stop that survives the noise.
- Pattern signals, the verdict box and the Signals pageHow a chart pattern becomes a signal, the signal states, the verdict box, and filtering or exporting signals.
Crash Radar
- Crash Radar levels, confirmation prices and re-alertsWatch, warning and critical, the confirm / full confirmation / void levels, when the radar re-alerts, and why a crash watch restrains longs.
- Crash short call and the crash-short backtestWhen the consensus card switches to CRASH SHORT, how the backtest picks the risk level and target, and how to read the result.
- Macro calendar eventsWhere the event list comes from, what happens 30 minutes before and in the hour around a release, and how to add your own events.
Positions and trading
- My Positions: tracking the orders you place yourselfRecording a position with "I took this", editing it in place, liquidation alerts, stop and target alerts and the live TP / SL advice.
- Demo trading: paper results with real market dataThe automatic Demo account on every plan - balance, equity, win rate, profit factor, drawdown, the equity curve, Ask me / Auto, pairs and Reset.
- Exchange trading accounts (MEXC and Bybit)Demo and exchange accounts, Ask me versus Auto execution, the default stop-loss rule, trade management after entry (exit policies, consensus-flip exit, max loss guard), exchange-synced numbers, paper versus live, the keyring, API keys, budgets, risk checks and the crash gate.
Backtesting and performance
- Performance page and the walk-forward backtestRunning a backtest with the same engine as the live signals, reading the report, the honest walk-forward figures and the live signal tracker.
- Exit policy backtestThe six ways of managing a trade that are simulated on every past signal of a pair, and how the winner reaches the live plan.
Data and settings
- Data sources and history depthWhich free endpoints feed the tool, the Binance / Bybit / MEXC fallback chain, how far history goes back and how spot data fills the pre-futures months.
- Settings referenceEvery section of the Settings page, what each field does, and which sections are yours versus the administrator's in the hosted service.
- Alerts: sounds, browser notifications, Telegram and cooldownsEvery alert channel, which alert kinds use which sound, how acknowledgement works, per-user Telegram, cooldowns and what clicking an alert row shows.
Account, billing and referrals
- Account: plans and limitsWhat each plan includes, how pair and account limits are enforced, and how to read your Account page.
- The free trialWhat the trial includes, how long it lasts, what happens when it ends, and why it is once per person.
- Paying with Bitcoin through BTCPayCheckout, the invoice page, what "processing" means, confirmations, expiry, the Refresh status button and how the price is worked out.
- Referral programmeYour referral link, the 15% discount for the person you refer, the 20% credit you earn, and exactly how credit is applied to your invoices.
- Coupon codesWhere to enter a coupon, what kinds exist, the limits a code can carry, and how a coupon combines with referral discounts and credit.
- Security: passwords, sessions and logging out everywherePassword rules, how sessions and cookies work, password reset, login throttling, and what to do if you suspect your account was used by someone else.