Do the signals repaint?
No. Signal marks are placed only after a bar closes and are never moved or redrawn by later prices. Some points, such as a swing high, can only be confirmed a few bars later; a signal that depends on one sits on the confirming bar and its hover text says how late it was. To keep the chart light, the oldest marks are cleared once the number you set is reached, and the report card still counts them.
Which markets and timeframes?
Any symbol you can chart on TradingView: crypto, forex, stocks, indices, futures and commodities. A few tools need specific data, such as crypto perpetual futures, intraday charts or volume, and their cards say so. Signals and their report cards need standard candles; on Heikin Ashi, Renko and similar chart types they switch off.
Do I need a paid TradingView plan?
Some features may need a paid TradingView plan. Your plan decides how many indicators fit on one chart, how much history loads and how many indicator-on-indicator links you can use, which matters when you connect a tool to Signal Evidence Card or use one tool as a filter for another. Tools that read other symbols can also depend on your plan's data access.
Why is the code protected?
The tools are original work, and closed code helps protect them from being copied. Everything you need to use and read each tool is explained in its tooltips and on its TradingView page.
Can an indicator tell me what to trade?
No. A signal mark only shows where a defined chart event happened, and its stop and target lines are there to measure it; neither is a recommendation to trade. The tools describe the chart and measure past results on the loaded bars. Nothing here is a forecast or investment advice, and every trading decision is your own.
What does access cost?
Tools marked Free cost nothing. Access to the invite-only tools is included in the Smart Trading Suite membership, and prices will be shown on xbtalgo.com when it opens. There is no separate indicator plan and no free trial, and every new membership comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Is a free tool a trial or a cut-down version?
No. A free tool is the complete published tool, with no time limit, and you use it like any other public script on TradingView. As with any indicator, some features may need a paid TradingView plan.
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Results shown by the tools are hypothetical test trades on past chart data, using the costs you enter. They are not real trades and not a forecast. Trading involves a substantial risk of loss. Nothing on this page is investment advice. Read the Risk Disclaimer.