I’ve been working on a tool that scans Binance markets across multiple timeframes and looks at more than just the basic TK Cross.

It currently combines things like:

Ichimoku market structure Kumo position and thickness Chikou confirmation Volume and volatility Breakout conditions Higher-timeframe context

The goal isn’t to produce a simple “BUY/SELL” signal, but to show why a setup was flagged and help filter weaker opportunities.

I’m at the stage where I’d rather have experienced traders try to break the system than simply tell me it’s good.

If you actively use Ichimoku or technical analysis, what would make you reject an otherwise valid-looking Ichimoku setup?

I’m particularly interested in criticism and edge cases.

Full disclosure: I built the tool I’m describing.

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