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NextScalp

A radar, not a firehose.

NextScalp is a real-time radar for Binance USDⓈ-M perpetuals. Three detection engines stream live trades and order-book depth into 17 signal types, then one strict quality gate passes only ~3% of triggers - the setups actually worth acting on. Every actionable alert ships with a complete Entry / Stop Loss / Take Profit plan, a 1-5 conviction grade and an RR @ market snapshot, enriched with funding, open interest, BTC context and Vega-Lite charts. The core is deterministic - signals never come from an LLM in the live path - while a Claude AI Co-Pilot is summoned on demand for deeper price-action analysis, quota-gated per user. It also grades its own signals, and the ones it suppresses, to measure real edge instead of advertising win-rates.

NextScalp watches every Binance USDⓈ-M perpetual at once and throws almost all of it away. Three detection engines - trade-stream momentum, market structure and order-book density - feed 17 signal types into a single scoring gate that rejects roughly 99% of what it sees: stale fakeouts, spoofing risk, thin liquidity, setups with no room to breathe. What survives arrives with a complete plan - entry, a stop anchored to structure, two take-profits, the risk-reward and a position size for your account - plus a validity timer, because a scalp is only good for so long.

It refuses to fake conviction. Liquidation cascades and short squeezes are flagged as information, not trades, because the direction is a coin flip and pretending otherwise just monetizes your attention. A deterministic core does all the signalling; Claude is summoned only when you ask, and a server-side validator checks every price it proposes against the live order book before you ever see it. The bot even paper-trades the signals it suppressed, so its edge is measured rather than advertised. One flat monthly price, no per-request charges, no auto-renewal, with a 7-day trial on your first start.

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TypeScriptBungrammYBinance WebSocketsAnthropic ClaudeSupabaseVega-Lite

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