7 - CONFIGURE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is one of the most important parts. This is where you determine what the AI should analyze and how it should analyze it.
Configuration Main Menu.
1 - SYMBOL
Select the coin you want to analyze from this section
2-FIAT DATA
In this section, you need to select the fiat data information you want to be uploaded and the time period you want to analyze.
more than one time period can be selected.
1 HOUR and 4 HOUR data are loaded in the screen below.
You can see the FIAT DATA EXAMPLE below.
3-VOLUME CORRELATION
Volume correlation takes volume movements instead of price. It is completely different from FIAT correlation. this part only scans for volumetric similarities. it shows you when similar liquidity or simply money exhibits similar inflows.
you can choose the way you want
Sample volume correlation data.
4-FIAT CORRELATION
You can upload FIAT Correlation information here. When you select this, the positive and negative correlation information of the relevant coin is added to the system.
Visit the link below for what correlation is and how it works.
💲CORIX -CORRELATION5 - PREDICTION
It is a result from our own trained data sets, structured to give you an idea of how your chosen coin might behave in the future. When you select this dataset, AI is trained on the probabilities of the fiat's movement.
Example data set.
6 - SEASONALITY
In this data type, the date on which the last candle was repeated and the time when it is similar to the market structure is loaded to the AI side.
Example data set.
7 - INDICATORS
from this section you can add your favorite indicators to the system and you can also ask the system questions about them
As seen in the example below, you can add the indicator you want according to the time frame you choose.
8 - NEWS
When you turn this feature on, it finds and analyzes news from the internet about the current market and the coin of your choice.
9 - PRICE ACTION MODELS
This model finds similarities to price action charts in the submitted chart.when you turn this feature on you have to ask it which of the price action patters are you seeing.
Sample data types can be found below.
10 - ELLIOT WAVE ANALYZER
You must select this to see where you rank in the elliot wave count.
What is elliot wave theorem please check the link
UPDATES 08_01_2025
11 - Reversal Patterns
These patterns represent specific price movement behaviors in financial market charts and are used to predict potential trend reversals in the future. Each pattern reflects a particular price action (e.g., forming a peak or trough at a certain level).
Bullish Patterns (Top Row):
Bullish Flag: Signals an upward trend continuation after a slight pullback.
Bullish Pennant: Tight price consolidation leading to a breakout upwards.
Bullish Falling Wedge: A downward-sloping wedge that indicates a future upward breakout.
Descending Triangle: Suggests a continuation of the upward trend.
Symmetrical Expanding Triangle: Expanding triangle pattern with an upward breakout.
Bearish Patterns (Bottom Row):
Bearish Flag: Indicates a downward trend continuation after a brief consolidation.
Bearish Pennant: Consolidation in a downward trend before further decline.
Bearish Rising Wedge: A rising wedge that signals a future downward breakout.
Descending Triangle: Suggests a continuation of the downward trend.
Symmetrical Expanding Triangle: Expanding triangle pattern with a downward breakout.
12 - Continuation Patterns
This image shows Continuation Patterns, which indicate the likelihood of a trend continuing in the same direction after a temporary pause.
Bullish Patterns (Top Row):
Bullish Flag: Signals an upward trend continuation after a slight pullback.
Bullish Pennant: Tight price consolidation leading to a breakout upwards.
Bullish Falling Wedge: A downward-sloping wedge that indicates a future upward breakout.
Descending Triangle: Suggests a continuation of the upward trend.
Symmetrical Expanding Triangle: Expanding triangle pattern with an upward breakout.
Bearish Patterns (Bottom Row):
Bearish Flag: Indicates a downward trend continuation after a brief consolidation.
Bearish Pennant: Consolidation in a downward trend before further decline.
Bearish Rising Wedge: A rising wedge that signals a future downward breakout.
Descending Triangle: Suggests a continuation of the downward trend.
Symmetrical Expanding Triangle: Expanding triangle pattern with a downward breakout.
These patterns help predict whether a trend will resume in the same direction.
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