How It Works

The technology behind Crypto Radar

A conceptual overview of the pipeline that takes raw market data all the way to a risk-controlled, automatically protected position. Proprietary parameters and exact thresholds are not published -- this page explains the architecture, not the implementation.

Market Radar

Continuous, multi-source scanning of the tracked market universe.

Opportunity Detection

Ranking candidates using independent, blended signals.

Quantitative Analysis

Deterministic trend, momentum, and volatility measurement.

Strategy Engine

Rules-based entry conditions, evaluated with no discretionary override.

Risk Controls

Independent limits that gate every proposed trade, unconditionally.

Automated Execution

Sizing, submission, fill confirmation, and protective orders.

Continuous Monitoring

Reconciliation against the exchange's own state, on every cycle.

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Market Radar

A continuous, multi-source scanning layer that samples public market data across the tracked universe on a fixed cadence. Because no single exchange's feed is treated as automatically authoritative, readings are cross-checked for staleness and disagreement before anything downstream relies on them.

02

Opportunity Detection

Rather than deeply analyzing every asset continuously, a scoring layer ranks the full universe using low-cost signals, then applies deeper technical analysis only to the top-ranked candidates -- a deliberate discovery-first design, not an execution decision on its own.

03

Quantitative Analysis

Deterministic, no-AI indicator computation -- moving averages, momentum, volatility, relative strength -- applied consistently and transparently. Every value is derived directly from real market data; nothing is inferred by a black-box model.

04

Strategy Engine

Entry conditions are explicit, versioned rules that must all agree before a signal is accepted -- trend alignment, momentum confirmation, volume confirmation, and data-quality checks. See the Strategies page for the specific families of conditions used.

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Risk Controls

An independent gate that re-verifies every safety constraint on every proposed trade -- notional limits, position-count limits, instrument eligibility -- regardless of how confident the upstream signal is. This layer never trusts the strategy layer; it re-checks everything itself.

06

Automated Execution

Order sizing respects each instrument's own exchange-defined precision, submissions are idempotent (safe to retry without duplicating an order), and every filled entry is immediately paired with a protective exit order before anything else happens.

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Continuous Monitoring

A supervising process verifies the trading system is alive and reconciles local state against the exchange's own authoritative records on every cycle and after any restart -- because exchange-side events (like a protective order triggering) can happen independently of the system's own process.

A note on transparency: This page describes Crypto Radar's architecture at a conceptual level so you can evaluate how the system is designed to behave. It does not publish exact strategy thresholds, scoring weights, or proprietary implementation details, and nothing here is a promise of performance -- see our Risk Disclosure.