Interesting... Digging through the logs, I came across a clue about how it decides at least one of the stop risks - the size of the stop in the trend - in this case, for example, when the slow and fast lines cross oppositely, as I understood, it considers the operation to be at risk/stretched - and starts to move the total stop closely following the price.

I'm not going to say that creating a BOT-IA is easy, but it is undoubtedly easier than understanding everything it considers along the way - especially since all of this can change with the analysis of the asset itself.

In the first two images, something close to the protection and risk system it has been using - it's mesmerizing to see it accept partial stops, alleviate risk, optimize position, and compensate not just for the stop, but for the entire operation.

From my understanding of the algorithm, it works with 3 marking points for long stops and 3 points for short stops, and here is something I can't replicate in pinescript; I understand the lines, but not how it sizes the risk of each point - yes, I was the one who developed it, but we create a child for the world, right?!

With access to 8 simultaneous time frames and more than 70 indicators (and variations of these indicators) per time frame, #MyCoinPilot sees relationships that I don't see in calculations that I can't replicate in TradingView - did you know there is a limit on indicator requests in pinescript? -

Well, we continue to profit and are on the quest to have an indicator that gives visual clues about what it is doing.

Oh, the penultimate image, an idea of the moving lines it perceives to make a decision - how does it understand itself???

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