Below is a sanitized, illustrative example of the format Aminoid Alpha delivers when a signal clears the gate. Numbers are representative of a realistic output but this specific example is constructed for documentation purposes, not pulled from a live trade.
🆕 NEW SIGNAL — LINKUSDT
Direction: LONG Strength: Tier B (Strong) Confidence: 78% Regime: Trending Gate route: Trend (momentum-confirmed)
Entry Zone: 13.842 – 14.061 Stop-Loss: 13.510 (4H support) Take-Profit 1: 14.610 (1H resistance) Take-Profit 2: 15.180 Risk/Reward (to TP1): 2.1 Suggested Leverage: 4x max
Estimated validity window: ~9 hours
Why this signal fired: LINK is trading above its 4H trend average with expanding momentum, and the 1H chart shows price reclaiming VWAP with a bullish stochastic RSI cross. Volume on the most recent 1H candle came in well above average, confirming the move rather than just a technical bounce. Relative strength vs. BTC is positive over the past 12 hours, suggesting LINK is currently leading rather than following the broader market. No meaningful disagreement was detected — 4 of 5 analytical layers support the long side.
Watch for: A renewed spike in BTC dominance would be a headwind for this setup even if LINK's own chart stays intact.
⚠️ Not financial advice. Trade at your own risk.
- Strength tier gives an at-a-glance read on setup quality without needing to interpret a raw score.
- Gate route tells you whether the signal is confirming an already-moving trend or catching an early reversal cluster — these carry different risk profiles even at the same confidence level.
- Entry/SL/TP levels are anchored to real market structure (support/resistance) where a valid nearby level exists, falling back to volatility-based levels otherwise (see SCORING.md).
- Estimated validity window is a rough pace estimate for how long the setup is likely to remain actionable — not a guarantee, and not a countdown to force an exit.
- The reasoning paragraph is written by the AI layer, but every number above it is fixed before the AI ever sees the signal — the AI explains the decision, it doesn't make it.