Templates explained
Templates are ready-made chains to try and adapt. In the editor you open them with Templates in the top bar, signed in also under “My chains”. Use creates a copy as a new chain; your existing chains stay unchanged.

BTC Dip Buyer
Section titled “BTC Dip Buyer”Idea: short pullbacks in an uptrend. The RSI 14 shows “oversold” (below 30), the EMA 200 confirms the trend (price above it). Only when both are true do Telegram and push notify you, each action at most every 4 hours.
- Nodes: Candle BTC/USDT 1h, RSI 14, Moving average EMA 200, Compare below 30, Compare A/B price above EMA 200, AND, Telegram, Push and a Note.
- Adapt: another pair in the candle, threshold 25 for fewer alerts, EMA 100 for a shorter trend.
- In the test with recorded prices up to mid-October 2026: two alerts in 90 days.
SOL Breakout with Volume
Section titled “SOL Breakout with Volume”Idea: a breakout only counts with volume behind it. The price crosses above the high of the last 20 candles, and the volume of that candle is above 1.8 times the average.
- Nodes: Candle SOL/USDT 1h, High/Low of the last 20 candles without the current one, Volume with a 20-candle average, two Compare A/B nodes (“crosses above” and “above” with factor 1.8), AND, Telegram and Push.
- Adapt: factor 2 for stronger breakouts, 50 candles for a more significant high, “previous day” in High/Low for breakouts above yesterday’s high.
- In the test with recorded prices: 35 alerts in 90 days, the cooldown held back 6 more. If you want fewer, put a Confirmation in front.
ETH Crash Alarm
Section titled “ETH Crash Alarm”Idea: an alarm for sharp drops. If ETH loses more than 5 % in four hours, push and Telegram notify you. After that it stays quiet for 12 hours so that only one alert comes at night.
- Nodes: Candle ETH/USDT 1h, Change % over 4 candles, Compare below −5, Cooldown 12 hours, Push, Telegram and a Note.
- Adapt: −3 % for more sensitive alerts, 24 candles for a whole day, a second comparison “above 5” with OR for strong rallies.
- In the test with recorded prices: no alert in 90 days, because ETH never lost more than 4.5 % in four hours during that period. That’s exactly what the replay is for: you see in advance that the alarm only rings on real crashes.