Trading on the client's own rules

The system tracks the wallets of selected large traders. When they move, it copies them on the client’s own account, by the client’s rules. A pre-trade risk check runs before every order. If an order doesn’t fit the position limit and the max loss limit, it doesn’t go out.

Every move in the tracked markets and wallets lands in a dedicated time-series database. The client works in a closed internal dashboard, gets a multi-timeframe chart refreshed every 15 minutes (15m, 4h, 1D, 1W, 1M), and runs queries on their own historical data.

They used to pay €69 a month for an external charting service (TradingView). Now they have their own charting engine, with nearly everything they used before. €828 a year less in costs, and the data is theirs.

How often did price reach a level, when did it peak, what happened next? The system works it out from historical data and returns the actual frequency, not a guess. Fibonacci levels, the Ichimoku cloud and resistance zones go onto the chart in one click with exact values, alongside custom indicators built at the client’s request.

When losses hit the set limit, the kill switch stops copying without waiting for approval. Every decision gets a timestamped log entry, skipped trades included, each with a reason code. In the morning you can see what happened overnight, and which rule triggered it.

The system can’t be reached from the outside; the only way in is an encrypted VPN. It stores no personal data. Incoming data passes through several filters, and the system is built so that a compromised external source, even an exchange connection, can neither reach the database nor flood it with fake data. An encrypted backup of the whole system goes to a server in Switzerland.