The charts Kestrel reads.
The market drawn the way its chart reader sees it, layer by layer.
Candles, the averages it weighs, the bands it measures against, and its call on top: entry, stop, target and the line where it would be wrong. Pulled apart here so you can see each one do its job.
XRP/USDT candles from Bitunix's public market feed, the one this site's live charts read, 17:00 UTC.
The call
Entry, stop, target and the line where it would be wrong. Kept in the record, losses included.
The bands
Bollinger, 14 candles, two deviations: how stretched the price is.
The averages
EMA 5 and EMA 13: the fast read and the slow one.
The candles
Price, hour by hour, straight from the exchange.
Put back together
Put back together.
The same layers, flat, the way you will read them. On hourly candles.
RSI 7
This chart is drawn on our server from the live feed when the page is asked for, so it is a real market, not a picture of one. Reload and it moves.
The settings are the site's own: EMA 5 and 13, Bollinger over 14 candles at two deviations, RSI over 7. Short on purpose, because these engines trade short timeframes.
The library
Our own ink.
ATON Charts is the charting library we write for the Atheron platform, not a licensed widget.
It draws the trading cockpit's charts, and it is where Kestrel's own layers live: its levels, its patterns and its calls, each in its own style, on the same candles you see.
Writing our own means the chart shows exactly what the engine read, nothing smoothed over and nothing added for show.
Its own site is still locked while it is built, so nothing here links behind it.
Still locked: no sign-up link, because there is nothing behind it to sign up for yet.
What it never does
A view, not advice.
What the chart shows, and what it never does.
Paper calls only
Every Kestrel call is a paper call. Real money waits for launch, for everybody.
The record keeps score
Each call has its row in the track record, losses in the same ink as wins.
No tips, ever
It shows what Kestrel reads and what it did. It never tells you what to trade.
Read along with Kestrel.
Same candles, same lines, same calls. Free to look. The flops stay on the record.
Market information, not advice. Kestrel trades on paper until launch, and you can lose money trading.