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How to use BTC Radar AI

Turn on your chosen algorithm’s signals in three taps. Then learn to read one scenario and its result. The bot sends analytics; you place exchange trades yourself.

Open the guide in Telegram ↗

This link starts the bot. After /stop, starting can resume previously enabled signals and news. Use /menu to return without changing settings.

Signals in three taps

Open the bot and tap Start if Telegram asks. You can change coins and the rating before enabling; this step is optional.

  1. 🧠 Algorithms

    Open this section in the main menu. Use 📊 Algorithm statistics if you want to compare results first.

  2. Algorithm name

    Tap your chosen algorithm. Check the coins and minimum rating on the next screen.

  3. ✅ Enable [name]

    Confirm. The bot shows ✅ Signals enabled, the algorithm, coins and rating. New signals from this algorithm will arrive in this chat when its conditions are met.

Choose or switch an algorithm

Compare results first if you want
In 🧠 Algorithms, tap 📊 Algorithm statistics. Select the same period when comparing. A small number of completed signals does not establish consistency.
Enable with one confirmation
Tap the name → ✅ Enable [name]. Opening the card does not change settings. Wait for the Signals enabled screen.
Which algorithm is active
The currently enabled algorithm is marked ✅ [name] — enabled. 📡 Signals · FUTURES AI shows its name and notification status.
Switch algorithms
📡 Signals · FUTURES AI → 🧠 Change algorithm → another name → ✅ Switch to [name]. Only confirmation replaces the previous algorithm. Earlier scenarios and results are preserved.

Coins, rating and disabling signals

Coins are optional
Before enabling, tap 🪙 Change coins. Keep all available coins or select your own. ✅ Done returns to confirmation; then tap ✅ Enable [name] or ✅ Save settings. Working settings change only after this final confirmation.
Minimum rating
🎯 Change score sets the minimum rating for new signals. Return to confirmation and save afterwards. ZoneScore 8/10 rates conditions; it does not mean an 80% success probability.
Change or disable
📡 Signals · FUTURES AI → ⚙️ Signal settings or 🔕 Disable signals. Check that the status says Signals disabled afterwards.
No message does not always mean an error
There may be no new matching scenario for your coins. Check the algorithm, coins, rating and signal status, and ensure the bot is not blocked in Telegram. Earlier scenarios are not necessarily resent.
Commands and separate notifications
/stop pauses signals and news while keeping settings. Disable price alerts separately. /menu returns to the menu without changes; /start may resume previously enabled signals and news. Explicitly enabling signals also lifts this pause, and the bot tells you.

PRE-SETUP, confirmation and completion

PRE-SETUP — a prepared scenario
The bot has identified a situation and fixed a plan in advance: direction, Entry zone, Stop and TP targets when levels are available. It is not a confirmed entry or a trade in your account.
ENTRY TOUCHED / Entry reached — price reached the zone
This marks a touch of the Entry zone. Some algorithms may confirm on a touch; others require additional conditions. Check the individual scenario’s final ENTRY CONFIRMED status; PRE by itself is not an entry.
ENTRY CONFIRMED — confirmation conditions passed
The scenario passed its own algorithm’s confirmation conditions. There is no single universal confirmation rule for every algorithm. This message does not mean an order filled on your exchange.
TP1 / TP2 / TP3 — scenario targets
TP1 is the first target; TP2 and TP3 are later targets. Reaching TP1 does not mean every target was reached. Check the individual scenario’s history for its later path and result.
Stop — the plan’s protective level
Price reached Stop under the scenario’s tracking rules. Your actual execution price and costs can differ; the bot does not place a protective order in your account.
EXPIRED / cancelled — no longer active
The scenario’s time window ended or a cancellation condition was met. Without a confirmed entry, this is not a confirmed trade. Do not treat an old PRE as a current signal.

How to read a signal card

Coin, algorithm, direction and time
Check the coin and algorithm, then the status and timestamp. LONG is a rising-price scenario; SHORT is a falling-price scenario. An older card does not establish that conditions still hold.
Entry / Stop / TP
Entry is the planned entry zone; Stop is the protective level; TP labels are targets. These describe the scenario, not your exchange account.
Score is an algorithm rating
ZoneScore (out of 10) is an internal assessment of conditions. A score of 8/10 does not mean an 80% chance of winning and does not promise a return.

How to read signal results

Period and three metrics
Open 📊 Results in the bot: all algorithms appear for 7 days, 30 days or all time. Compare Resolved, Win rate and Avg NET R over the same period. The active period is highlighted. All time shows all retained history; check Statistics collection since or Data since for each algorithm — start dates can differ.
Resolved
Signals with a TP1 or Stop outcome. — means no data is available.
Win rate — successful signal share
A successful signal reaches TP1 before Stop. Stop before TP1 is unsuccessful. This is the share of successful signals among completed signals. With fewer than 20 completed signals, the bot shows Small sample instead of a percentage.
Avg NET R — calculated result
The average calculated result per signal with assumed round-trip costs of 0.16%. Actual fees, slippage and funding are not included. Incomplete NET R appears as — with a coverage count alongside it. 1R is the initial risk from the reference Entry price to the original Stop. The average per signal and the total for a period are different metrics.
Forward, MODELED PRE and DEMO
Forward tracks scenarios as new data arrives. MODELED PRE is a model based on the prepared plan; DEMO contains demonstration data. Check the dataset label and calculation method on the website.
Full history
The website shows individual scenarios and their paths: algorithm, time, Entry, TP and Stop. If data is stale or unavailable, do not treat cards as current.

News is separate from signals

One-off selection
⋯ More → 📰 News. 🔄 Refresh requests a fresh selection; viewing it does not enable a subscription.
Enable summaries
In 📰 News, open ⚙️ News settings → 🕒 Schedule → choose an interval. Check the displayed interval. News coins and topics have separate settings from signals.
Timing and disabling
Regular summaries use a daytime window in Kyiv time. Digests around 08:00 and 20:00 use your time zone. To stop all news types, use 🔕 Disable all news in news settings. News is off for new users.

One-off checks and help

Check the market or a coin
Open 📡 Signals · FUTURES AI → 🔎 Scan market or 🪙 Check a coin. This is a one-off check; it does not enable a subscription or change your selected algorithm.
Return to the beginning
Send /menu to open the main menu without changing settings. 📖 How to use opens the guide again.
Leave feedback
⋯ More → ❓ Help and feedback → ✍️ Leave feedback. Reply to the bot within 15 minutes, up to 2000 characters. Cancel with /cancel. Include the button, time and algorithm; never send passwords, tokens or exchange keys.
Why the site and bot can differ
The site shows a received data snapshot and history; the bot delivers new notifications. Check the time, language, algorithm and period. Refresh a page that has been open for a while.
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This link starts the bot. After /stop, starting can resume previously enabled signals and news. Use /menu to return without changing settings.