Aroxda guide

One decision flow across the entire site

Scan finds candidates, Decision turns them into recorded choices, Price Mirror shows true cost, and Land Score and Listing Score apply the same evidence discipline to different markets.

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What does each screen do?

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Decision loop

  1. SCANScan
  2. SETUPChoose setup
  3. DECISIONRecord decision
  4. TODAYReview today

How should the decision score be read?

Scores show relative strength, not certainty or investment advice. Historical accuracy is measured separately in paper-shadow evidence.

Structural score (15m / 1h / 1d)

Trend, MTF alignment, gates, volume, and volatility.

  • · Gate status
  • · Multi-timeframe alignment
  • · Volume confirmation and ATR
  • · Breakout or pullback scenario

Live momentum

Short-term price acceleration on a 0–100 scale, independent of structural scoring.

  • · Short-term price change
  • · 15m tape and live ticks
  • · ATR-based plan bands
  • · No structural gate filter

Shadow validation

Recorded paper outcomes, promotion gates, and strategy-level evidence.

  • · No real money
  • · Strategy-level promotion
  • · Published paper WR
  • · Lab simulation is not paper evidence

Live tool

Price Mirror

Compare Binance Futures, Bybit, OKX, and TRY spot venues side by side and highlight the lowest true buying cost. For BIST, the key differences are brokerage fees and data freshness because the price comes from one exchange.

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Setup evidence

What happens after a gate-pass?

01

Scan detects a candidate

The live scan first detects a symbol as a candidate; this alone is not a trade plan.

02

The strategy grants a gate-pass

A setup opens only after a graduated strategy records entry, stop, target, RR, and filter evidence.

03

Decision records the outcome

When the setup closes as TP, SL, or timeout, the outcome is stored and shown transparently.

Historical setups are never fabricated. Only gate-pass outcomes recorded by the worker are shown. If evidence is unavailable, the board remains empty and waits for the next verified result.

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Decision OS terms

Pulse, Shadow, Vault, Guard, and other Aroxda product terms.

Pulse
Live room activity
A read-only summary of active setups, paper positions, and current room intensity.
Lab
Build and test rules
Create decision gates for risk/reward, volume, trend, and veto conditions without opening live orders.
Shadow
Paper proof
Track virtual entry, stop, target, win, loss, and timeout outcomes without using real money.
Vault
Decision archive
A transparent archive of decisions, shadow replays, and learning evidence.
Guard
Risk gates
Volume, trend, risk/reward, and freshness filters that determine whether a setup may progress.
Room
Live decision workspace
A single decision context for Futures setups, decision cards, and room pulse.
Scan
Raw setup radar
Read-only structural and live candidates for BIST and Binance markets.
Decision score
Decision-quality summary
A non-guaranteed score derived from recorded choices, paper accuracy, and consistency.
Mode
Room-intensity label
A short state label based on the number of active setups and passed gates.
Opportunity
High setup density
Appears when several candidates or live momentum breaks are present; it is not a trade recommendation.

Scan & setup terms

Last scan (LS)
The latest structural bot scan. Structural scores and gates update on this cycle; live momentum is a separate stream.
Latest candle / data candle
The timestamp of the latest closed OHLC candle used by the structural score.
Structural setup
A 15m, 1h, or 1d plan that has passed gate, volume, multi-timeframe, and trend filters.
Live setup
A momentum-derived plan based on live ticks and short-term volatility, independent of the structural radar.
Entry zone
The price range monitored for a potential plan entry.
Stop (stop loss)
The level that invalidates the plan when price crosses or closes beyond it.
Target T1 / T2
The first and second virtual profit-taking areas.
R:R
Risk/reward ratio: how far the target is relative to the stop distance.
Price below … invalidates
The setup is cancelled if price closes below the stated invalidation level.
MTF (multi-timeframe)
Alignment across 15m, 1h, and daily structures.
Gate: Watch / Candidate / Avoid
A structural status showing whether the symbol is close enough to a valid plan.
Live momentum
Short-term price acceleration on a 0–100 scale, separate from structural scoring.
Radar / Confidence score
A relative 0–100 structural-strength measure; it is not a guarantee.
Breakout / Pullback
Two structural scenarios: price clearing resistance or continuing after a trend-aligned retracement.
Price Mirror
A net-cost comparison across crypto perpetual and TRY spot exchanges.

Quick terms

Gate-pass

A strategy has validated its entry, stop, target, and filters and may begin setup tracking.

Setup

An entry plan worth monitoring; not every scan row qualifies as a setup.

Paper shadow

Virtual outcome tracking without opening a real order.

TP / SL

A virtual target hit or virtual stop-loss hit.

Timeout

The tracking window closes before the setup reaches either target or stop.

WR

Win rate across closed TP and SL outcomes.

RR

Risk/reward ratio: target distance divided by stop distance.

MTF

Multi-timeframe alignment across structures such as 15m, 1h, and 1d.

Price Mirror

A comparison of price and true cost for the same asset across exchanges.

Basic / Plus / Pro

Basic provides current access, Plus selected graduated strategies, and Pro the full graduated portfolio.

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