Write your rules.Test them honestly.Then let the app hold you to them.
Build a trading strategy from plain rules, backtest it on your own symbol with fees and slippage counted, and get warned at the order ticket when a trade breaks your own plan. You place every trade; CryptoEntry never trades for you.
Core runs on your own exchange and AI keys, stored encrypted on your device. Prefer not to set anything up? Pro is a separate subscription with a ready-made engine.
Rules you wrote, tested before they cost you anything
Most tools either leave you to build it yourself, trade for you, or review your mistakes afterwards. CryptoEntry sits in front of the trade: you trade your own plan, and it keeps you honest.
Write your rules
Start from one of 14 playbooks, let your own AI key suggest one from how you trade, or build from scratch. Entries, stops, scale-outs and filters are plain conditions you can read back as a sentence.
Nothing is hidden behind a score.
Test them honestly
Run the strategy over real candles on your symbol and dates, with fees, slippage and funding counted. You get a one-sentence verdict, and a warning when there are too few trades to mean anything.
A losing test says so, and your AI can explain why.
Get held to them
At the order ticket, the app compares your trade with your plan: a wider stop, more risk than your cap, a daily loss limit reached. You can still place it, but you say why first, and the reason is saved.
You place every trade. The app never trades for you.
Your keys, your data
Bring your own exchange and AI keys. Analysis runs client-side, so nothing routes through our servers by default.
Backtests that don't lie
Every backtest models real fees, slippage, and funding — results reflect what you'd actually keep, not a fantasy curve.
Your key picks the strategy
Your own AI key ranks a shortlist of vetted playbooks against live conditions and says why it chose the one it did — a real job, not a paragraph about the chart.
- Strategy Builder with indicators, overlays, and templatesCore
- Strategy Engine — free entry / stop / target from your own strategyCore
- Find Entry — our preconfigured day-trade enginePro
- Every "wait" names the number that would change itCore
- Ask the setup why — answered from your own numbers, or not at allCore
- Exact position sizing for your riskBoth
- Pro-grade metrics: expectancy, drawdown, equity curveCore
- MEXC, Coinbase, OKX, Binance, Bybit, Kraken, and BingXBoth
It cites the numbers on your screen, or it tells you it doesn't have them.
When the engine says wait, you can ask it why. The answer is built from your own rules on this bar — not from a model's general opinion about the market.
Why isn't this a trade yet?
Your LONG side is 1 of 4 true, so the engine is at 54/100 and waiting. Price is above EMA (200), but RSI (14) is 51.40 against the 55.00 your rule asks for — 3.60 away, and the closest thing here to flipping. Volume Profile couldn't be read on this timeframe, which is not the same as failing it.
Is my win rate on this setup any good?
I don't have that. Your closed-trade history isn't part of what this app handed me for this question, so anything I said about your win rate would be a guess.
Two turns, about $0.0005 — charged to your own AI key, quoted before you send.
The app does the retrieving.
Your rules, this plan, this bar, the scheduled news — assembled locally before the question is sent, so the answer is grounded in one specific run.
Numbers link back to the card.
Anything it cites has to appear in what the app supplied. Tap a number and you land on the row it came from.
No price calls, ever.
It explains the decision you already have. It won't tell you where price goes, and it won't tell you to buy or sell.
Save the setup, and the app tells you when it stops being true.
Every open position carries the thesis you saved with it — the entry logic, the invalidation level, the reasoning. Ask for a review any time and CryptoEntry checks that thesis against what the market actually did, not just where price sits now.
Same review model either way — it grades the current picture against the thesis you actually saved, not a generic checklist. Hold when the structure holds, close when it doesn't.
What it says when a trade isn't working
No track record to show you: a backtest of our own says nothing about your strategy. Here is the wording the app uses on yours, with made-up numbers.
After a backtest
One sentence at the top of the result, before the twelve numbers.
No edge here: −4.2% over 38 trades, averaging −0.31R a trade. Fees and costs turned a small gross gain into a loss. The most recent 30% lost too.
Don't trade it live yet. Change one thing (an entry rule or the stop) and test again.
Too few trades to judge: 4 trades, +1.9%, averaging +1.89R a trade. Below 20 trades a result is mostly luck.
Run a longer window or another symbol until you have at least 20 trades.
At the order ticket
You widened the stop and raised the size. The app lists what changed.
- Stop is 1.81% from entry; the plan's is 0.47%. A wider stop makes the same size lose more.
- This order risks 5.00% of the account; your strategy caps a trade at 1.20%.
- Reward:risk is 1:0.6; the plan's is 1:2.2.
One line on why you are placing it anyway. It is saved with the trade.
You can still place it. The button reads "Place anyway" and waits for your reason.
Sample numbers, not a real account or a real strategy. The wording comes from the same code the app runs.
The number your exchange never shows you.
Fee leakage — what share of gross profit fees and funding actually ate. Most traders have never seen this figure for their own account. Yours is one tab away.
Gross PnL, trading fees, funding, net — laid out cost by cost, not netted away. A cost an exchange doesn't report renders as —, never a false $0.00.
Full cost coverage on MEXC, Coinbase, OKX, Binance, Bybit, BingX and Kraken.
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Core is the product: write a strategy, test it, and be held to it.
Every plan starts with a 14-day full-featured trial, no card required. Core gives you the Strategy Builder, honest backtests and the order-ticket guard, running on your own keys. Pro is a separate subscription for people who would rather skip the setup and use a ready-made day-trade engine on a managed key. Want both? The bundle costs less than buying them separately.
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