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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 automatic chart-pattern detection is enabled and the task is to decide which detected patterns deserve manual review first.
The profile does not treat a pattern as sufficient by itself. It also checks volume, volatility, current movement, levels, large orders, and trade activity.
It is useful when many patterns are found and visual review of every symbol would be too slow.

Chart patterns as a filter

Pattern, weight 40%: detected pattern quality, freshness, and distance to current price.
V_R, weight 15%: relative volume around the pattern context.
NATR, weight 10%: volatility suitable for the selected timeframe.
P_Δ, weight 10%: current candle movement after or near the pattern.
Level 1h, weight 2%: whether the pattern is supported by a nearby 1h level.
Level 4h, weight 3%: whether the pattern is supported by a nearby 4h level.
Level 1d, weight 5%: whether the pattern is supported by a nearby 1d level. Higher-timeframe context receives more weight.
Large orders, weight 10%: whether orderbook context supports or challenges the idea.
T_R, weight 5%: trade activity around the pattern.

High Score means a detected pattern is relatively clean and has supporting context.
The pattern component has the largest weight, but supporting components are important because many chart patterns fail without volume or level context.
If the pattern component is missing, the profile has no main signal and should not be used for that coin.
If the pattern is old or price has moved far away, the score should be treated as stale even when the pattern itself looks good.

Visually inspect the pattern before trusting the ranking.
Check whether the pattern is fresh and whether price is still near the actionable zone.
Check whether a level, trend, volume expansion, or orderbook density supports the pattern.
Check where the pattern idea is invalidated. A pattern without a clear invalidation point is not a complete setup.