Research & data
Replay, labelling, vision extraction, and market-data tools that turn source material into inspectable evidence.
Lookup Trader · Signals Scrapper · cTrader Markets
Strategy services, execution hubs, data tooling, and shared infrastructure, organized so that signal logic, safety controls, and operating behavior stay inspectable.
System map
The deployed documentation covers research tools, market strategies, execution services, and the shared infrastructure between them.
Replay, labelling, vision extraction, and market-data tools that turn source material into inspectable evidence.
Lookup Trader · Signals Scrapper · cTrader Markets
Rule-based systems across foreign exchange and digital assets, each with explicit inputs, profiles, and failure boundaries.
Pump.fun · LuxAlgo · IPDA · VRVP · +5
Authenticated routing and terminal adapters designed around validation, idempotency, dry-run controls, and reconciliation.
MT5 Trader · Forex Execution · Telegram → MT5
Notification, ingestion, and operator-facing services shared across otherwise independent research and execution systems.
Notification Service · Telegram Bot
Starred systems
These systems sit at the front of the live documentation because they show the platform's range: event execution, pattern research, vision extraction, and signal routing.
01 · Event-driven strategy
Detects pump.fun graduations, rejects unsafe candidates through a ten-check guardrail engine, and manages small positions with fast exits.
02 · Pattern research
A local bar-replay and manual labelling environment for building a pattern-based probability and outcome database from historical price data.
03 · Signal service
Polls candles, calculates Supertrend direction, layers confluence rules, and submits validated trading instructions to MT5 Trader.
04 · Signal service
An RSI Buy Chance / Sell Chance service with session gates, hard target profiles, operator alerts, and idempotent routing to MT5 Trader.
05 · Vision extraction
A scheduled NestJS service that captures IC Markets research pages, extracts structured signals with vision models, and can forward them to MT5 Trader.
Five starred systems · twelve in the wider catalogue
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Each entry links to its current deployed documentation, including setup, architecture, configuration, and operating constraints where available.
Authenticated FastAPI service that validates and idempotently executes signals through a local MetaTrader 5 terminal.
Capital.com multi-timeframe system with higher-timeframe bias, zones, operator alerts, and optional 1-minute execution.
BTC perpetual system that shorts US cash hours and holds long exposure overnight with adaptive zone timing.
Profile-scoped FastAPI wrapper for cTrader Open API ticks, OHLC, and symbols over HTTP and SSE.
GramJS poller that detects Gold and XAU buy/sell phrases and fans operator alerts out through SMS.
Windows Telethon copier that reads one Telegram chat and places fixed-lot MT5 market orders, dry-run by default.
TypeScript and Fastify service for authenticated OANDA account, instrument, and execution APIs.
NestJS multi-channel API for Telegram, email, SMS, and WhatsApp with SQLite delivery history.
Multi-timeframe forex system combining Supertrend, StochRSI, Fair Value Gaps, and Volume Profile.
Auction Market Theory experiments in Jesse, covering trend continuation and mean-reversion systems.
RSI crossover system with Binance market data, balance-based sizing, risk management, and backtesting.
TypeScript and JavaScript cryptocurrency strategies with reusable indicator and exchange utilities.
Operating model
The platform uses a shared discipline across research, strategy, execution, and infrastructure, even when individual services have different responsibilities.
Candles, event feeds, research pages, and operator-labelled examples are normalized into inputs that can be replayed, inspected, and tested.
Strategy rules, token guardrails, profile schemas, session gates, and instrument constraints reject incomplete or unsafe instructions before routing.
Deterministic identifiers, dry-run modes, idempotency checks, terminal locks, and circuit breakers bound how accepted instructions can affect downstream systems.
Status endpoints, durable state, delivery histories, structured logs, and operator notifications make system behavior visible during and after operation.
Nothing on this page or in this code is financial advice. Automated trading carries a substantial risk of loss. Systems that performed well historically can still lose money in future market conditions. Past performance never guarantees future results, and all deployment decisions require independent review, controls, and accountability.