Top setups
Coins where several signals are converging right now - a bounce, a breakout, volume, funding. The more instruments line up on one side, the stronger the bias - but it is no guarantee of a move. The decision is yours.
About this section
Top setups is the showcase of the Finzli analytical bots. The section collects coins where several signals from different bots have lined up at once: a bounce off a level, a breakout, a volume impulse, funding overheating, a liquidation cascade. The more tools point the same way, the clearer the tilt.
Let us clear up a common confusion straight away. Trading bots in the usual sense are programs that open and close trades on your account by themselves. Our bots do not do that and have no access to your funds. They are analytical bots: they scan hundreds of pairs around the clock, find situations and explain what exactly they found. The trading decision stays with the person.
AI in crypto trading works just as honestly here. The Pulse AI breakdown explains the setup it found in plain words: what happened, which scenarios are possible, and what would invalidate the read. It does not predict price - no model can, and claiming otherwise would be dishonest.
Automated signal scanning saves the thing that matters most: attention. Instead of going through hundreds of charts section by section, you get a short list of coins where several conditions came together. Signals live for about an hour and a half: market situations go stale fast, and showing yesterday setup as current would be misleading.
What the bot looks for
Price is moving toward an important point on the chart and getting close to it. The setup appears in advance - when the approach is already visible but price has not yet reached the level.
A level is a price that in the past worked as support or resistance. At levels a reaction usually occurs: a bounce or a breakout. The setup is a warning of the approach. The specific breakdown and scenarios are in Pulse AI.
Price touched an important point and turned around - the level held the pressure. Confirmation that the level is working in the current session.
After touching the level price went the other way - the level is still relevant. After this two options are possible: a continuation of the bounce or a repeat test of the level. Both scenarios are in Pulse AI.
Price briefly went beyond the level with a thin candle, knocked out other traders’ stop-losses and returned. One of the strongest signals in the SMC methodology.
Behind support there are usually longs’ stops, behind resistance - shorts’ stops. When a large player deliberately drives price beyond the level and brings it back - that is collected liquidity plus a position in the opposite direction.
Price broke an important level - the candle closed beyond the level and the next candle confirmed the consolidation.
A breakout without consolidation often turns out to be false. Here the next candle confirmed that price held beyond the level. After this two options are possible: a continuation beyond the level or a false breakout with a return into the range - often, before continuing, price returns to the level for a retest. Both scenarios are in Pulse AI.
After a breakout price returned to the level and did not cross it back. A level that used to be resistance now works as support (or vice versa).
Price tested the broken level in its new role. After this the level will either hold and the movement will continue, or it will be broken back - then the breakout turns out to be false. Which scenario plays out will be shown by the reaction at the level itself. More detail is in Pulse AI.
A structural level is broken on the hourly chart. The type depends on the weekly trend: a break WITH the trend is a continuation of the movement (BoS), a break AGAINST it is a change of character and a potential reversal (CHoCH).
Price broke a structural level. The “with the trend / against the trend” label shows whether the break is aligned with the weekly trend. After this - either consolidation in the direction of the break, or a return and a false break. Which scenario plays out will be shown by the reaction at the retest. The decision is yours.
Over a short period of time many other traders’ trades were forcibly closed on the coin - for hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars.
Forced closures of leveraged positions sharply amplify the movement at the moment of the cascade. After this - two equally weighted options: the impulse continues (squeeze) or price pulls back against the movement once there are no more liquidations (fade).
Within a single minute volume many times greater than usual comes into the coin, and price starts to move immediately. Buying prevails on the way up, on the way down a sell-off has begun.
Volume + a simultaneous price shift = funds have come in and a movement is likely beginning. Up - buying prevails, down - a sell-off is under way. The movement may continue or turn out to be a one-off - the decision is yours.
Funds gradually flow into the coin over weeks while price stays put - a position is being built up in advance. There is no movement yet: this is a look ahead, before the start.
Price stays put while turnover grows - a frequent precursor of a future movement. The direction is unknown at this stage: the side will be confirmed by the exit from the range. This is a watchlist, not a command to buy.
Funding is the payment between longs and shorts. A strong skew (all positions concentrated on one side) is an indicator of tension: one side is overloaded, the risk of a sharp move is higher.
Funding is a payment one side of the market regularly sends to the other so that the perpetual futures price stays close to spot. When the rate reaches extremes, it means too many participants have piled into one side and holding the position is getting expensive for them.
A sharp directional price movement with high volume over a few minutes.
A pump is a sharp rise, a dump is a sharp fall. It can be either an acceleration of a trend or a manipulation. Often after the first wave a pullback of 30-50% of the movement follows.
Frequently asked questions
No. Our bots are analytical: they find situations in the market and show them, but they do not open or close trades. They have no access to your exchange account or your funds. Every decision is made by a person.
A trading bot executes trades by a set algorithm and needs access to your account. An analytical bot only watches the market and reports what it finds. The risk profile is fundamentally different: a trading bot mistake costs money immediately, an analytical one costs your time.
The Pulse AI breakdown explains a setup in human language: what happened on the chart, which scenarios are possible and under what condition the read stops working. It gives no price forecasts.
No, and any service promising that is misleading you. AI in crypto trading is useful for something else: it quickly ties scattered data into a clear picture, but it does not know the future.
That several independent conditions from different bots fired on the same coin within a short window. It raises the odds that the move is not random, but guarantees nothing.
About an hour and a half. If there are no strong confluences right now, the feed is empty - that is an honest answer from the market, not a fault. Filling it with weak matches would defeat the point of the section.