📋 Feature Requests

Please add liquidty sweeps

I’m interested in learning more about your VIP Telegram trading strategies. I’d like to understand the setups recommended for reversal trades, particularly: The timeframes used for entry and confirmation. The sensitivity, thresholds, EMA lengths, and signal modes.

For example, with SOLUSDT, the minimum single order amount is 0.1. However, the backtesting script currently performs calculations at the highest precision (0.001). We would like to manually limit the target precision.

For example, with SOLUSDT, the minimum single order amount is 0.1. However, the backtesting script currently performs calculations at the highest precision (0.001). We would like to manually limit the target precision.

Add like a way to see if this signal is confirmed by a higher time-frames maybe like it's a setting you can turn on so it only gives confirmed signals or you could also do it by a higher sensitivity for example I'm trading btc and sensitivity is 16 and it says buy but I want to buy when it says buy on sensitivity 17 or ven higher this could be like a trend filter for example if it says buy in 2 hr btc for them on I will only see buy signals on the 15 mim btc chart I'd like something like that tweak it around a little bit if you want also this one is not as good but maybe name it something like alt coin setup where if it says buy for example on etc usdt you buy on btc usdt you can maybe tweak around with that to allowing to switch them around and add other markets, sorry for bo punctuation I was in a rush, but anyways thank you.

Building a volatility scanner, I like dashboard volatility can you make scanner list to input list coin to watch or best will scan high volatility pop up list with out input on only one exchange and time frame

Is it possible to add this feature in Infinity Algo Backtest so if I choose an exit type as signals so that each time a dynamic take profit or stoploss signal that appear on chart triggers an tradingview alert. Right now dynamic TP/SL alerts sometimes work and sometimes they don't work.