Articles
Understand the system more deeply and read the market more sharply — every number in these articles comes from the real system or is worked out on the page.
Inside the system
Inside the systemRead the BTC market on one screen: the BitX Space overview
Multi-timeframe charts, moving averages, support and resistance, signal markers and the latest verdict on one page — open it and know at once where the market stands.
Inside the systemThe 7 kinds of BitX Space signals, and how every one is measured
Every signal is computed by code, comes with its reasons, and is measured afterwards for how far the price went the expected way — no signal quietly disappears.
Inside the systemHermes: an AI assistant that only does what you allow
Hermes screens signals, answers questions and can act for you — but every command has three permission levels you set, and Hermes cannot touch keys or place orders.
Inside the systemA backtest that tells the truth, even when it hurts
A real backtest from the system: following every 1-hour signal, 344 trades, a 54.6% loss — and over 80% of the loss was fees. This is why you test before you believe.
Inside the systemPractise before it’s real, without watching the screen: paper portfolios and alerts
Paper portfolios follow live signals with imaginary money, so you see real results without risk; alerts reach you on the web, Push and Telegram.
Trading knowledge
Trading knowledgeHow to read several timeframes without getting lost
The 15-minute chart says up, the daily says down — which do you believe? A simple way to read 4 timeframes as one picture.
Trading knowledgeWhat ATR is, and why a fixed-% stop loss gets hit so often
Quiet and wild markets need different distances. ATR measures how much price really moves, so profit targets and stop losses make more sense.
Trading knowledgeFunding rate and Open Interest: two numbers that show who is crowded
Price tells you where the market is going; funding rate and Open Interest tell you where most people have placed their bets — and when that crowding can snap back.
Trading knowledgeHow a 0.2% fee turns a strategy that “looks good” into a losing one
Step by step: a 1% target and 0.5% stop sounds like an edge, but after 0.2% round-trip fees you must win almost half of all trades just to break even.
Trading knowledge5 backtest traps that make a strategy look better than it is
A beautiful backtest can come from mistakes you can’t see, from peeking at the future to samples that are too small. Know them before you trust any test result.