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Thanks for the reply! The bot looks for patterns that match different scenarios in attempt to find the best times to buy, for example there are just over 3100 different "scenarios" the bot looks for ranging from 10% [pass] rate all the way to 86% [pass] rate, the alerts are automatically analysed one hour after the alert to see if the price has risen, if so it's a pass, if the price goes down it's a fail.
We then present this data in the telegram alerts, whilst the bot isn't predicting the price, it's attempting to predict the possible outcomes based on what has happened when the same set of rules were met previously, which is after all the only real indicator any software can show.
Tracking historical data will not benefit the user who wants to make a daily trading or short-term, and who aims to use such bots, so it is suitable for the long-term investor and for those who want less notifications.
In general, the Telegram bots have become less popular in circulation, so try to develop an artificial intelligence that can predict the expected rise instead of predicting the price.
In general, the Telegram bots have become less popular in circulation, so try to develop an artificial intelligence that can predict the expected rise instead of predicting the price.
