Watch the setup take shape
Follow market context and candidates while Radar waits for the confirmations its strategy requires.
Trevixe Radar / Included in Pro
Crypto trading signals. See the full setup.
Trevixe Radar tracks developing crypto market setups and separates them from published trading signals. Inspect the market context, entry, stop, target and reasoning before deciding whether a plan fits your trading rules.
14 days of Pro on first registrationNo card requiredLive Radar is a Pro feature
Real Radar interface · Market
Why Radar
Less guessing between market moves.
A chart can look compelling long before a trade is ready. Radar separates a developing idea from a confirmed plan, so you can review the conditions instead of reacting to every move.
See the plan behind an entry
When a signal is published, inspect its rationale, entry, stop, target, and quality context before making your own decision.
Review what happened
Use the virtual portfolio and Results view to distinguish published signals from research history and study outcomes in context.
Radar + Telegram
Alerts after connectionKnow when a signal is ready.
Connect Telegram for Radar alerts about ready entries and important position updates, including targets, stops and exits. Follow the signal without keeping the page open.
The real product
See what is inside Radar.
01 / MARKET
Market shows why a setup is — or is not — ready.
Open an asset to see its market intent, 1H accumulation state and chart together. Radar keeps the candidate separate from the published plan: a strong-looking move alone is not an entry.
- Compare flow, open interest and liquidity context across tracked assets.
- Inspect the candle chart with fixed entry, stop and target levels when a plan exists.
- Read the setup score and the conditions that passed or failed.
02 / PORTFOLIO
Portfolio follows the published signal after entry.
The virtual portfolio mirrors Radar's published signals. It shows an open plan and its distance to target, while watchlist ideas stay research-only until publication.
- Review the current position, its fixed levels and execution events.
- See a paper record of closed outcomes and the distance remaining to target or stop.
- Browse execution history, including winning trades, stops and time exits.
03 / RESULTS
Results lets you audit the whole record.
Choose a month and inspect the results of published signals in R units. The view keeps drawdowns, stops and cancelled setups visible alongside wins.
- Read expectancy, profit factor, win rate, stop share and maximum drawdown in one place.
- Compare cumulative results, asset contributions and strategies.
- Open the signal history to see individual entries, exits and outcomes. Figures are simulated gross R before fees.
How it works
How Radar turns a market setup into a trading signal.
Find a candidate
Radar monitors supported crypto markets and shows context while a potential setup is still developing. A candidate is not a signal.
Wait for confirmation
The strategy checks its conditions before a plan can be published. If they are not met, Radar may show no entry.
Inspect the signal
A published signal shows its rationale, entry, stop, target and setup quality. You decide whether and how to trade.
Review the outcome
Follow published signals in the virtual portfolio and inspect their history in Results, separate from research-only setups.
Access
Radar comes with Pro.
Your first registration starts a 14-day Pro trial, so you can use live Radar during those 14 days without adding a card. After the trial, live Radar requires an active Pro subscription.
During your Pro trial
- Live Radar plans and signal details
- Market, virtual portfolio, and Results views
- Telegram alerts when connected
Radar shows how the Trevixe model trades. Its results are hypothetical, are not investment advice, and past results do not guarantee future results.
Questions
What to know about Radar.
What is a Radar trading signal?
It is a published trade plan, not just a moving chart or an early setup. You can inspect the reason for publication, entry, stop, target and quality context before making your own decision.
How is a signal different from a candidate setup?
A candidate is a developing idea under observation. It becomes a published signal only after the strategy's confirmation conditions are met; some candidates never become signals.
Can I check what happened to past signals?
Yes. The virtual portfolio and Results show the history of published plans, including stops and exits. Simulated results are gross R before fees.
Does Radar place trades for me?
No. Radar presents market context and plans for you to evaluate. You decide whether and how to trade.
Will there always be a signal?
No. Radar may show no confirmed entry while a setup is developing or its conditions are not met.
What happens after 14 days?
Your account returns to Free unless you choose a paid plan. Live Radar remains available with an active Pro subscription.
Start with the full picture
Give every setup a second look.
Create your account and explore Radar with 14 days of Pro access. No card required.