Breakout scoring profile | Watchlist.top 도움말

Disclaimer and responsibility

Scoring profiles are educational ranking tools, not financial advice and not a promise of profit.
Score helps decide which coins deserve manual review first, but it is not an automatic buy/sell signal.
Every trading decision remains the trader responsibility: position size, leverage, stop placement, exchange risk, liquidation risk, and the consequences of each trade.
A high Score can appear before a failed breakout, a false impulse, a weak pattern, or a news spike. Always check the chart, liquidity, higher-timeframe context, and risk before acting.

Use this profile when the task is to find coins approaching or crossing important levels with confirmation from volume and trade activity.
The profile does not prove that a breakout is real. It raises coins where the ingredients for a breakout are present and worth checking.
It is useful when levels are enabled on higher timeframes and the list contains enough instruments for manual monitoring to be inefficient.

Level breakout

Level 1h, weight 8%: distance to the nearest relevant 1h level. This catches closer intraday breakout areas.
Level 4h, weight 10%: distance to the nearest relevant 4h level. It gives more weight to a stronger market structure.
Level 1d, weight 12%: distance to the nearest relevant 1d level. Daily levels have the largest level weight because more traders usually notice them.
V_R, weight 20%: relative volume. Breakouts without volume expansion are often weak or false.
T_R, weight 15%: relative trade-count activity. Rising trade activity helps confirm that more participants are reacting to the level.
Large orders, weight 10%: orderbook context. A nearby large order can strengthen or block the breakout idea depending on side and location.
P_Δ, weight 10%: current price movement. It shows whether price is already pushing through the area.
NATR, weight 5%: volatility context. Enough range is needed for a breakout to develop.
P₂₄, weight 5%: broader 24-hour movement context.
R_N, weight 5%: proximity to round numbers, because breakouts often interact with psychologically visible prices.

Levels: 1h, 4h, and 1d, breakout mode enabled. The profile reads them as three separate components.
V_R: 5m, 50 candles.
T_R: 5m, 50 windows.
Large orders: Auto threshold, from 2x average order size, 2-minute hold time.
P_Δ: 5m.
NATR: 15m, 7 candles.
P₂₄: enabled.
R_N: enabled.

High Score means the coin is near a level and has signs of activity that may support a breakout.
The strongest case is when level proximity, V_R, T_R, and current price movement are aligned.
If the level component is missing, the profile loses its main anchor. Treat the score as incomplete.
Large orders must be interpreted directionally: a large order can be a target, support/resistance, or a blocker.

Check whether the candle closes beyond the level or only pierces it.
Check the next higher-timeframe level after the breakout area.
Check whether volume expands on the breakout attempt.
Check whether price is breaking with the higher-timeframe context or against it.