🌀 Coil BOT

The rules it runs, in plain language

• It looks for a cage first: forty days or more where the whole range stayed narrow and price closed inside it almost every single day. A coin drifting through a zone does not count.
• The cage has to break with force. The breakout day must be nearly twice the size of an average day inside the cage, because a quiet close over the line is usually given straight back.
• Nothing is bought on the breakout itself. It waits for price to come back towards the old ceiling and for a 4 hour candle to close green off it without ever losing it properly.
• The target is the cage projected upwards: however tall the range was, that much again above where it broke.
• There is a short version too. When a coin has run more than a third in under a month, pokes above its recent high and closes back under it, that high becomes the stop and the last month's low becomes the target.

Why this one allows a wide stop

Every other engine on this platform refuses a trade whose stop sits more than a few percent from entry, on the reasoning that a wide stop means a vague idea. That reasoning is wrong here, and it would have thrown away the best examples of this setup. A range that took four months to build does not stop being valid two percent below where it broke, and pretending otherwise just means being stopped out by normal noise before the move starts. So this engine puts the stop where the idea actually dies, allows it to be as far as fifteen percent, and demands a much bigger reward to justify it. The position is what gets made smaller, not the stop. Every call shows how far the stop is so the size can be set from it.