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I recently discovered a pretty interesting simulated trading competition on TradingView: The Leap. It feels like most people don’t really monitor TradingView all the time—so I haven’t seen many people notice this competition, and I haven’t heard much discussion about it.
It’s not live trading, so there’s no need to deposit money. Everyone gets $100,000 in virtual funds, and you can trade micro BTC, ETH, the NASDAQ 100, the S&P 500, gold, and crude oil—CME futures products. For anyone looking to practice, or test their trading system, I think this is a great opportunity—there are leaderboards, rules, and real prize money, but losses don’t translate into real live trading losses.
This year’s competition ends at 4:00 PM Beijing time on August 14. Registration closes at 7:59 AM on August 10. Prizes are awarded based on realized profit rankings. The top 50 receive cash prizes, with the champion getting $10,000. Positions ranked 51–250 also receive a 3-month TradingView subscription.
A few rules I think are worth knowing in advance:
The ranking is based on profit and loss from positions that have been closed. Any positions that are still open when the competition ends will be automatically closed and counted. To be eligible for prizes, you must have at least real open or close trades on 5 trading days. Each instrument has a maximum position limit—you can’t add positions indefinitely. Starting balance is $100,000, leverage is 10x, and the fee is $0.85 per contract per side. Regular free accounts can register too; but if you want access to CME real-time quotes during the competition, it’s best to have a TradingView membership or trial.
When I found this competition, it was a bit late—there are only about 10 days left now. The current #1 on the leaderboard is already up 127%. In my view, the point of the competition isn’t just to chase prize money; it’s also a good way to see whether you can stick to your trading plan under position limits, trading fees, and the pressure of a leaderboard. If you’re interested, check it out and participate within your means—don’t randomly increase leverage just to chase rankings.
Official registration and rules:
https://cn.tradingview.com/the-leap/tradestation-july-2026/
#TradingView #模拟交易 #交易比赛 #BTC #ETH

I built a Chan theory system (缠论). Last month I tinkered with it again and ported it to TradingView—after testing for a few weeks, I’m finally able to release it.

🎯 Core Features:
✅ Automatically draws笔画 (strokes) segment-wise centers
✅ Instant marking of three types of buy/sell points (first buy/second buy/third buy)
✅ Divergence detection (trend divergence + range/consolidation divergence)
✅ Real-time alerts with multi-timeframe linkage
✅ Simultaneously indicates multiple possible future developments of the price action

Unlike Chan theory indicators that pursue strict standard definitions, the core idea of this script is: prioritize real-time performance. Mark potential signals (possible buy/sell points) as early as possible—because in live trading, no one waits for you to confirm everything before placing an order.

But it’s important to emphasize: this script is not a mechanical entry signal. It helps you see how the price action is growing—whether the trend shows divergence, whether the central structure is expanding, whether the structure on the smaller timeframe is upgrading. Ultimately, how you trade depends on your own trading horizon and risk preference.

A small issue right now: the “type-2 buy/sell” update is scheduled to be completed before about August 15.

Use SOP, see the video:

Recording: Chan theory script
Date: 2026-07-22 10:18:53
Recording file:

📌 Recommended use: Type-2 buy/sell with the “dual zone” setup, combined with divergence signals and multi-timeframe resonance confirmation.

🎁 Release bonus: Comment a blessing message + share → DM to get 7 days of free trial
💡 During the trial period, provide constructive feedback → extra additional trial time

⚠️ Disclaimer: This indicator is for structural analysis and exchange only and does not constitute any investment advice. The indicator is based on personal understanding and makes trade-offs between real-time performance and accuracy; it may lead to misunderstandings—please use it rationally.

#TradingView #缠论 #缠论指标 #技术分析 #quant tool

Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X

I built a Chan Theory system. Last month, I tinkered with it again and ported it over to TradingView. After testing it for a few weeks, I can finally release it.

🎯 Core features:
✅ Automatically draw pen-stroke style segments and centers
✅ Instant marking of three types of buy/sell points (1st buy/2nd buy/3rd buy)
✅ Divergence detection (trend divergence + consolidation divergence)
✅ Real-time multi-timeframe linkage alerts
✅ Multiple possible developments of the price action are hinted at at the same time

Unlike Chan Theory indicators that pursue strict, standardized definitions, the core idea of this script is: prioritize real-time. Mark potential signals (possible buy/sell points) as early as possible—because in live trading, nobody waits for confirmation before placing an order.

But it’s important to emphasize: this script is not a mechanical entry/exit signal. It helps you see how the price action is growing, whether the trend is diverging, whether the center is expanding, and whether the smaller-level structure is upgrading. In the end, how you act depends on your own trading timeframe and risk appetite.

A small issue for now: the updates for the “type 2 buy/sell” will be completed by around August 15.

Use the SOP—see the video:

Recording: Chan Theory Script
Date: 2026-07-22 10:18:53
Recording file:

📌 Recommended usage: The 2nd buy/2nd sell in the dual-range setup, combined with divergence signals and multi-timeframe resonance confirmation.

🎁 Release bonus: Comment a blessing message + share → DM to get 7 days free trial
💡 During the trial, if you provide constructive feedback → extra time granted

⚠️ Disclaimer: This indicator is for structural analysis and exchange only and does not constitute any investment advice. The indicator is based on personal understanding; trade-offs were made between real-time performance and accuracy, and it may mislead—please use it rationally.

#TradingView #缠论 #缠论指标 #技术分析 #quant tools

Source: @Cycle_King1913 on X

📈 The same market.
📊 The same chart.
🎯 The same opportunities.

💡 The difference isn't luck — it's strategy.

🟢 For traders with a strategy, the market is full of opportunities.
🎲 Without one, it's just gambling.

📍 GIGGLEUSDT — SHORT
💰 PNL: +3,308.19 USDT
📈 ROI: +103.65% 🚀

🔥 This trade was executed using my private TradingView indicator.

🎁 Want to try it FREE for 2 days?

Simply send your TradingView username through the link in my bio, and I'll activate your access personally. ✅

💙 Confidence comes from strategy, not luck.

⚠️ Risk Disclaimer: Trading involves substantial risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

#tradingview #crypto #BİNANCE #BTC #giggle

@ all followers

I have not been posting because I was working on a custom trading assistant script on TradingView called Rel. Trading should be done with minimal emotion as possible to mitigate revenge trading, FOMO, or blind entries. So I am working on the signal engine now that will generate signals using fractals, formations, and liquidity levels. For example, the red triangles are sell formations and green ones are buy formations, that tells traders to enter shorts and longs respectively i.e. give you directional bias.

These triangles touch highs and lows marked by those smaller triangles which identify fractals. Fractals are used as targets where price could revisit. For example, the short forecast already hit TP 1 and now price may hit TP 2 and TP 3 where you can see fractals marked by green small triangles.

Moreover, Rel also uses previous day and weekly highs and lows to know where to take profit or where price will have a reaction. It will use 3-5* ATR to set SL. All these will be in signal engine, I am currently working on.

That's what I have been up to trading fam. I am ecstatic about my achievements as it took blood, sweat, tears, months, trial and error to get it working correctly. Now I want to gather trading outcome data from anyone new or seasoned traders. I will be giving free access on TradingView for 2 weeks so I can get feedback for anyone interested to use it. Just DM REL in comments and I will send the first 50 commentors the link and manual for you to start your 2 weeks free trial.

I only ask you share your PnLs, testimonies, etc. on Binance Square and credit REL.

NOTE: Rel is an assistant not a replacement for your trading decisions.

For a SCALP trade, Rel printed a sell formation on 15 min BTCUSDT.P and my first TP 1 was hit. Now I am waiting for TP 2 and 3.

$BTC

Thank you for reading fam. Good trading guys.

As always DYOR and this is for educational purposes not financial advice.

#WAGMI #TradingView #TradingScripts

📊 **TradingView Expands Its Data Coverage Again: Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] Now Integrated**

TradingView has announced new data support for Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] within its Supercharts. Users just need to open the search bar and enter the `HYPERLIQUID:` or `HIP3XYZ:` prefix to directly query real-time market data for the corresponding markets.

This integration means on-chain derivatives data is further being incorporated into mainstream charting tools. For users accustomed to technical analysis on TradingView, there’s no need to switch platforms to track the performance of assets in the Hyperliquid ecosystem and Trade[XYZ], reducing information friction.

As on-chain trading continues to move toward the mainstream, the level of support that traditional charting tools provide for emerging protocols—at least to a certain extent—also reflects where market attention is heading.

#TradingView #Hyperliquid

🎭 THE TRADINGVIEW IDEAS COMEDY
Posts a chart with 15 arrows, 8 fibonacci levels, and 3 question marks. 📊
Caption: "Clear bullish setup, can't go wrong here 🚀"
Price goes sideways for 3 weeks. 😐
Deletes post quietly. 🗑️
👇 Like if you've ever deleted a "can't go wrong" trading idea! 😂
#TradingView #TechnicalAnalysis #NexApexTrade $D $HIGH $ID

TradingView officially announced the integration of Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ]行情 data, which is a considerable convenience for on-chain derivatives traders.

In the future, you won’t have to keep switching back and forth between multiple terminals. Just type the HYPERLIQUID: or HIP3XYZ: prefix into the Supercharts search box to pull up the corresponding market, then apply the indicator scripts and drawing tools you’re familiar with to do technical analysis.

For me, the significance of this step isn’t just that there’s “one more data source.” TradingView is one of the most mainstream charting platforms globally, and its willingness to proactively integrate Hyperliquid suggests that on-chain perpetual trading volume and attention have already reached a scale that traditional tools must take seriously. Previously, many people complained that on-chain order books weren’t convenient to view—but now that barrier has been leveled.

Trade[XYZ] follows the HIP-3 licensed market route. Being listed separately in TradingView with its own prefix also indirectly confirms the independent value of Hyperliquid’s ecosystem sub-markets being recognized by outsiders.

Quick reminder: after switching over, remember to verify the contract underlying and the funding fee rate cycle—don’t just copy the parameters from a CEX directly.

#Hyperliquid #TradingView #HIP3

TradingView has expanded its map again: Supercharts now directly supports Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] market data.

It’s simple to use—open the search box and enter the HYPERLIQUID: prefix to pull up perpetual contract行情 data from Hyperliquid; enter HIP3XYZ: to bring up the market for Trade[XYZ]. For people who are used to drawing lines on TradingView for technical analysis, this means you no longer have to keep switching platforms—on-chain perps can be compared side by side with spot and traditional assets on the same chart.

Personal observation: these kinds of aggregation entry points are being rolled out more and more broadly, which suggests that decentralized derivatives market data is being officially “accepted” as a first-class citizen by mainstream charting tools. For anyone doing long/short platform arbitrage, cross-market hedging, or simply wanting to visualize positions from HL, this is a genuine efficiency upgrade.

Worth noting: data integration ≠ direct order placement. TradingView currently offers support at the charting and analysis layer only.

#Hyperliquid #TradingView #DeFi

TradingView just expanded traders’ toolbox by one more notch.

Now in Supercharts, when searching, you can simply type the HYPERLIQUID: prefix to pull up Hyperliquid perpetual market data. Enter HIP3XYZ: to bring up market data for Trade[XYZ]. Candlesticks, indicators, and drawing tools can all be overlaid as usual.

For friends trading on-chain perps, this step is quite meaningful. Previously, checking Hyperliquid required flipping back and forth between the official interface and TV. Now you can put it alongside CEXs, stocks, and forex on the same chart for cross-market comparisons. Script backtests and multi-timeframe analysis also get a lot easier.

Trade[XYZ], one of the earlier groups integrated into the HIP-3 ecosystem, being synced and launched here is also a sign that TV’s coverage pace for emerging DEXs is accelerating.

The infrastructure for on-chain derivatives is being filled in layer by layer. Integrations of professional tools are often more worth watching than the launch of a brand-new token.

#Hyperliquid #TradingView #DeFi

$HYPE

TradingView has expanded the toolbox by one more slot—now you can directly pull Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ]行情 (market data) in Supercharts.

The operation is straightforward: type the prefix HYPERLIQUID: or HIP3XYZ: into the search box, and the corresponding market will pop up immediately. Then your familiar workflow—candlesticks (K-lines), indicators, and drawing tools—gets applied right away.

For people trading perpetuals and derivatives, this means you no longer have to switch back and forth between multiple front-ends. On-chain markets can finally be compared on the same chart as mainstream CEXs. HIP3, as Hyperliquid’s permissionless market framework, has also for the first time secured an official seat in mainstream charting tools. In a way, it’s a signal that on-chain order books are being embraced by broader workflows.

The details may seem small, but for high-frequency traders watching charts, the efficiency gains are real.

#Hyperliquid #TradingView #HIP3

BOOM

TradingView just unlocked Hyperliquid markets in a shocking move that will OBLITERATE the way we trade crypto. They've integrated real-time data for Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] into their charting platform, giving users unprecedented access to onchain perpetual and spot markets. #Hyperliquid #TradingView #CryptoTrading

This game-changing move means market participants can now react seconds after new information hits - setting the stage for a historic shift in the world of crypto trading. The stakes are higher than ever, and this development could spell disaster for those who don't keep up. Can you afford to miss out on this tidal wave of change?

What's your next move?

TradingView has officially integrated Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] market data.

In the Supercharts search box, enter the prefix HYPERLIQUID: to bring up perpetual contract data on Hyperliquid. Enter the prefix HIP3XYZ: to view Trade[XYZ] market data.

This means that on-chain derivatives’ candlesticks, order book depth, and trades can finally be analyzed on the same chart alongside mainstream CEXs—enabling technical analysis and cross-market comparisons. For traders who are used to drawing lines and conducting multi-timeframe research directly on TradingView, on-chain perps are now truly “included in the workflow” for the first time, rather than requiring constant switching between wallets and the web interface.

Data is the gateway. When a blockchain’s market information can be directly retrieved by professional charting tools, it moves one step closer to mainstream traders’ focus.

#Hyperliquid #TradingView $HYPE

three tabs. that is the baseline for most onchain traders before a single order gets placed. chart on one screen, position on another, price feed somewhere in between. the mental translation between all three runs continuously in the background of every decision.

genius terminal embeds tradingview charts natively inside the trading interface. not a redirect, not a simplified version. the same charting environment that 50 million professional traders rely on globally, inside the same screen where positions are opened, adjusted, and closed.

the asymmetry here is not about convenience. it is about what happens structurally when analysis and execution live in separate environments. when you pull a level from one tab and act on another, you are working with context that has already begun to drift, and the cognitive overhead of rebuilding it after each switch accumulates silently, trade by trade, across every session.

if you remove that gap, behavior changes in ways that are not immediately visible. traders can annotate a structure, confirm a signal, and execute without rebuilding their mental context from scratch each time. the friction was never missing from defi, it was just normalized deeply enough that most participants stopped registering the cost they were paying on every individual trade.

this kind of integration is not new in traditional finance. bloomberg terminal users have had unified charting and execution for decades. what is unusual is that onchain environments have consistently treated the charting layer as something external, as a layer the user was expected to bridge manually on their own, every session.

what does not resolve easily is whether collapsing this gap changes how decisions get made at a structural level, or whether it mostly compresses the time it takes to reach the same decisions. those are different outcomes, and the difference between them says something real about what kind of environment this is actually being built to be.

@GeniusOfficial $GENIUS #genius #TradingView #DeFi

$ZEC $BTC

It took me several months to use AI to build 3 BTC futures quantitative trading signal systems.

Each of the three strategies has its own role:
· SYS03 EMA Triple Pulse — tracks the main wave of the mid-term trend; 54 trades in the past year; profit factor 1.46
· SYS05 Volatility Energy Breakout — double compression with Bollinger Bands + Keltner Channels to capture bursts of energy; profit factor 1.49
· SYS06 RSI Divergence Reversal — only 15 trades in the past year; win rate 66.67%, profit factor 3.57, maximum drawdown 0.25%

All of them are backtested on TradingView. You can reproduce the numbers yourself—no need to trust what I’m saying.

If you’re interested, DM me directly on X (Twitter). Limited spots—first come, first served.

#量化交易 #TradingView #quant signals
$BTC $XAUT $HYPE

The core logic of SYS03—explain it in one sentence:

Only when all three EMA moving averages are aligned in the same direction and the momentum indicator confirms at the same time, will a signal be triggered.

Why so strict?

Because I’ve seen too many people enter when they “feel like it’s going up,”
then watch the direction reverse,
but end up holding on because there’s “no clear stop-loss level,” and get wiped out.

SYS03’s strict conditions are designed to filter out those “signals that look like” they’re real.

Do less, but every single time has a reason.

Search for SYS03 on TradingView and run your own backtest.

#TradingView #量化交易 #BTC
$BTC $XAUT $HYPE

It took me a few months to use AI to build three BTC futures quantitative trading signal sets.

Each of the three strategies has its own role:
· SYS03 EMA triple impulse — tracking the main wave of the intermediate trend; 54 trades in the past year; profit factor 1.46
· SYS05 Volatility energy breakout — dual squeeze of the Bollinger Bands + Keltner Channels to capture energy surges; profit factor 1.49
· SYS06 RSI divergence reversal — only 15 trades in the past year; win rate 66.67%; profit factor 3.57; maximum drawdown 0.25%

All of them are backtested on TradingView. You can reproduce the numbers yourself—no need to trust what I say.

If you’re interested, DM me directly on X (Twitter). Limited spots—first come, first served.

#量化交易 #TradingView #quant signals
$BTC $XAUT $HYPE

SYS03’s core logic, explained in one sentence:

All three EMA moving averages must be aligned in the same direction, and the momentum indicators must confirm at the same time—only then does a signal trigger.

Why be this strict?

Because I’ve seen too many people enter when they “feel it’s about to go up,”
then watch the direction reverse,
but end up stubbornly holding on because they “don’t have a clear stop-loss point,”
thus getting wiped out.

SYS03’s strict conditions are designed to filter out these “looks-like” fake signals.

Do less, but every trade has a reason.

Search for SYS03 on TradingView and run your own backtest.

#TradingView #量化交易 #BTC
$BTC $XAUT $HYPE

$SOL Precision is everything. 🎯 Caught this clean +104% move on $SOL (98x leverage) thanks to a sniper entry signal from my custom TradingView indicator, Walid Trend. When the algorithm perfectly aligns with market structure, the results speak for themselves. 📈🤖 Let the system do the work.
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SYS03’s core logic—explain it in one sentence:

All three EMA moving averages must be aligned in the same direction, and the momentum indicator must confirm in sync before a signal is triggered.

Why so strict?

Because I’ve seen too many people enter trades when they just “feel like it’s going up,”
then watch the direction reverse—yet they end up holding on because there’s “no clear stop-loss level,” and they get wiped out.

SYS03’s strict conditions are designed to filter out these “looks-like” false signals.

Do less, but every time there’s a reason.

On TradingView, search for SYS03 and you can run your own backtests.

#TradingView #量化交易 #BTC
$BTC $XAUT $HYPE