Aleph Edge

01Dashboard

The first screen. A checklist tracks setup: signed in, signal stream connected, a bot configured, a bot running. Below it, every bot with what it has open, its open P&L, what it has realized and its total, so you can see which bots are up and which are down.

• Open P&L now: what closing everything open would book at the last price, fees included
• Realized today and net P&L include DCA and Grid cycles after fees and funding
• Daily loss used counts realized signal-bot losses against your daily stop
• Signal win rate says "too few to judge" under 30 closed trades
• The Paper label in the header turns into Paper + Live only when a bot trades real money

02Risk & safety

Your simulated balance and a risk level set every limit: leverage, positions, capital per position, the daily stop and the DCA/Grid budget. At the top, what every stop hitting would book now and how much room is left before the daily stop and the DCA/Grid breaker; below, each open position with its stop and what it would book there.

• The daily stop room is the limit plus today's net result: a gain made today adds to it
• The position limit applies to each signal bot separately: Spot, Futures and Pump
• You can set a stricter daily loss limit than the level's, never a looser one
• Greedy asks you to confirm the risk before it applies

03Signals

Sentinel's published signals as a table: entry, three targets, stop, the move to TP1 and to the stop from the published entry, reward to risk, score and age. At the top: active signals, the last 24 hours, the signals your bots hold and the median reward to risk. The right panel shows the selected signal's stop, entry and targets on one scale and what your bots did with it.

• Each row shows which of your bots hold that signal now
• The score is Sentinel's 0 to 100 rating, not a probability
• Sentinel publishes long signals only since 8 Oct 2026

04Execute a signal

Execute opens every way to act on one signal. Take this signal now opens it as a paper position on a fitting signal bot at the current price, while the price is still between the stop and the target. Templates and a blank DCA or Grid form open with the signal's pair filled in.

• Before you confirm: fill price, reward to risk at that price next to the published one, size, and the loss and gain with fees
• The bot's filters are skipped; its risk limits still apply
• Paper only. Real money never goes through Execute

05Signal bots

Three bots follow the signal stream by themselves: Futures, Spot (long only) and Pump. The page opens with how many run and their open P&L, realized and total together; the table shows the same per bot; each open position shows its last price, P&L now and where the price sits between the stop and the target. Every skipped signal is listed with the reason.

• Skip reasons include funding against the position, entry drift, a thin order book, a Sentinel veto and a full position limit
• A Sentinel veto on a signal a bot holds closes that position
• While Sentinel declares a BTC break, new longs are refused

06A signal bot's settings

Capital per position, how many positions the bot may hold, the leverage cap and how it sizes: a fixed amount or a share of capital at risk per trade. Take profit at TP1, TP2, TP3 or a custom percentage, with per-coin overrides.

• Values above your risk level's caps are flagged in the form and refused at save
• Paper orders under the exchange's 5 USDT minimum are refused, as the exchange would

07New bot

Pick a bot type: a signal bot driven by Sentinel, a DCA bot for trends or a Grid bot for ranges. Each card says how that type trades, how many of your bots are of it and how many of its presets passed. DCA and Grid trade on their own rules and do not need the signal stream.

08Presets

12 DCA and Grid templates, each tested on past prices with a verdict: passed checks, under review, or did not pass with the failed check named. The same 12 run forward on our server; their live results are in the table further down this page. The list opens with how many passed, are under review or did not pass, and the ghost track's day.

09A template's results

Settings, results per data window (train, validation, test), the test method and costs, and the template's own ghost track. Use preset fills the form; Backtest opens it on past prices.

10Create a DCA bot

The form opens filled from the template. The summary on the right shows the minimum budget, the budget check against your cap and the safety-order ladder: price coverage, last order price and estimated liquidation.

• Changing anything but name and budget drops the template link, and the form says so
• A bot starts only if its budget fits under the risk level's DCA/Grid cap

11A DCA bot at work

Total, realized and floating P&L, drawdown, the open cycle (average entry, safety orders filled, margin, fees, funding) and closed cycles. The right panel shows the strategy budget and the portfolio breaker.

12A Grid bot

Long, short or neutral grids with arithmetic or geometric levels, a range stop and trailing up. The bot page has the same layout as DCA: cycles, orders, fills, settings and a log.

13Backtest

Run a DCA or Grid setup on past candles (15m to 1d, up to 3 years) before starting it. The report shows net P&L, drawdown, time under water, fees, the equity line and every cycle.

• The report header lists what is not simulated, such as funding when the history lacks it

14Positions & orders

Every open paper position and DCA/Grid cycle in one place, each at its last price with P&L now, and the open P&L of positions and cycles in the totals. The Exchange tab reads your real account on Binance, Bybit or OKX.

• P&L now uses the same calculation as a closed trade: fees and a banked partial included
• Close on the Exchange tab sends a real reduce-only market order after you type CLOSE

15History & stats

Every closed trade, and what it adds up to: net P&L, win rate, profit factor, drawdown, average, best and worst trade, the net P&L over time and per day, and breakdowns by bot, exit reason and symbol. Filter by range, bot, side and exit reason; every figure follows the filters.

• Streaks: the current run and the longest runs of gains and of losses
• DCA/Grid cycles have their own totals below the trades
• Export trades or skipped signals as CSV

16Exchange keys

Keys are needed only to read your exchange account. Add a trade-only key: the app checks its permissions with the exchange and refuses keys that can withdraw.

• Kept in an encrypted vault on your computer, never sent to ribqa.com
• Auto-lock from 5 minutes to 1 month; bots keep running while it is locked
• No password recovery: a lost password means resetting the vault and adding the keys again

17Settings and About

Settings lists its sections on the left with their state: language and theme, which alerts the bell shows, phone pairing, exchange keys and About. About shows the version and build, the update check, this installation's details and where your data goes.

• Copy diagnostics gives support the version, build and system, without folder paths
• Each alert category says when it fires; hiding one hides the notice, not the bots' reaction
• Keys, bots and trades stay on this computer; ribqa.com gets sign-in, the signal stream and market data requests

18Account

Your ribqa.com membership: plan, subscription, valid until and when the app last checked it, what the membership covers, and where the sign-in is kept on this computer.

• Without an active membership no bot opens a trade
• Sign out asks first: signal bots get no new signals until you sign in again
• Profile, password, billing and API keys open on ribqa.com