MTF CONFIRMATION

Second indicator

1. MTF Confirmation checks the Entry Strategy's signal on higher timeframes.
2. The signal becomes an alarm and a buy only when all conditions on every timeframe you chose are met; if even one fails, it waits.
3. There are six indicators: RSI, EMA, MACD, Fisher, DMI, VWAP. Each has its own tab and rows.
4. As an example we turn on MTF EMA.
5. Rows are conditions, columns are timeframes: 12 timeframes from 1m to 1D.
6. Trend Up (9>21): on that timeframe EMA 9 must be above EMA 21. We tick 1h and 4h.
7. Each ticked box is a separate condition: it must hold on 1h and on 4h.
8. Slope Rising 4h: EMA 9 must be rising over the last candles.
9. The Candle Count row sets how many candles are checked; default 2. The row opens for a timeframe once the rule is selected.
10. Each parameter belongs to its timeframe: a value you type for 4h does not affect 1h.
11. Width % is an extra filter for the Trend rules; it is switched on with the box at its start.
12. When on, the gap between EMA 9 and EMA 21 must be larger than this percentage of the price; EMAs too close together do not count. When off, it has no effect.
13. Because the direction is LONG, the downward rows are locked. In SHORT the upward ones get locked.
14. You can turn on another indicator too. For example MTF DMI.
15. All active indicators must be met together: the ticked boxes of EMA and of DMI.
16. On a higher timeframe the last candle has not closed yet; it is the forming candle, and conditions are measured with its current value.
17. The bot checks the volume filter first, then BTC Gate, then the Entry Strategy; MTF confirms last.
18. The ? on each row opens a chart explanation of that condition. Let's open the one for Trend Up.
19. On the chart you see step by step on which candles the condition is met and on which it is not.