About

What TradeRadar is

TradeRadar is an informational analytics service for the crypto market. It computes one open technical indicator on Binance candles and shows where the calculated trend for an instrument changed direction. Everything else in the service is built around that task: the annotated chart, the market-wide feed, historical statistics, the trading diary and alerts.

The service does not trade on a user's behalf, does not manage anyone's funds and does not give individual investment advice. It is an observation tool; the decisions belong to the person at the screen.

How the signals are computed

At the core is Range Filter, a well-known TradingView indicator originally written by DonovanWall. We reimplemented its logic in server-side code and compute it on candles taken from the public Binance API.

The logic runs like this: a dynamic channel is built from the average bar-to-bar price change, smoothed by two EMAs in sequence. The filter line moves only when price leaves that channel, which produces a stepped line rather than a moving average. A signal appears on the first bar where the direction of that line has flipped.

• Sampling period 20 bars, range multiplier 3.5. Common TradingView versions default to 50 and 3.0, so our variant is noticeably more sensitive.
• The TP1, TP2, TP3 and SL levels are fixed at 1%, 2%, 3% and 1% from the entry price. They are markings, not orders.
• The calculation uses candle closing prices. News, the order book, funding and volume are not part of the formula.
• Data comes straight from the public Binance API and is cached for a few seconds so identical requests are not duplicated.

What we measured and what came out

We ran the indicator across the ten catalogue pairs on the 15m, 1h and 4h timeframes, 1000 candles per series. That produced 810 closed signals: 58.3% closed at the stop level, 41.7% reached at least TP1, 26.4% closed positive, and the average result was minus 0.05% from the entry price.

The measurement is mechanical: levels were applied without fees or slippage, and when one candle touched both the take-profit and the stop, the stop was counted. We publish these figures rather than only the successful examples, because without the miss rate the picture would be incomplete. You can recompute the same statistics for any pair yourself in the Statistics tab.

What the service is not

• Not a broker, exchange, dealer or asset manager. User funds are never held by us and never pass through us.
• Not a source of individual investment advice. A signal does not account for your situation, goals or acceptable risk.
• Not a trading bot. An order reaches the exchange only on your command and only from your account, if you connected an API key yourself.
• Not a promise of returns. We publish no profit forecasts and claim no signal "accuracy" — on past data the miss rate is higher than the hit rate.

Transparency and security

• Exchange API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and verified with a test request before being saved. Grant the key trading permission only, without withdrawal rights.
• Card details are handled by the Tribute payment service and never reach TradeRadar servers.
• Every page is served over HTTPS only, and the site loads no external scripts or fonts.
• What exactly is collected and why is described in the privacy policy; access rules and limitations of liability are in the terms of service.

Contact

Questions about the service, access, payments and account deletion go to support on Telegram: @azat_trade_radar. Bug reports and feature suggestions are welcome there too.