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Crypto Reaper Pro [Plazo Sullivan Roche Capital]
Crypto Reaper Pro — Quick User Manual
(Core logic, protections, and how to run it like a pro — concise edition)
1) What it does (in one line)
Prints BUY/SELL signals only when higher-timeframe bias, session window, structure confluence (FVG/OB + sweep), and CVD proxy divergence align, then overlays SL/TP targets (keeps only the last two sets) and shows a compact HUD.
2) Presets & Inputs (how to get realistic defaults fast)
Preset & Auto-apply
Preset: Crypto, Forex, Metals, Indices
Apply Preset Automatically: sets sensible defaults for session hours, CVD smoothing, FVG lookback, ATR buffer, and TP/SL multiples per asset class.
HTF Filters
Long bias: price > H4 SMA and price > Daily SMA
Short bias: price < both
Disable to allow counter-trend entries (not recommended intraday).
Session / Execution Window
Limit Signals to Session, Timezone, Session (HHMM-HHMM), Days.
Presets:
Crypto: 24/7 (filters off)
Forex: 08:00–17:00 London (Mon–Fri)
Metals: 08:00–17:00 New York (Mon–Fri)
Indices: 09:30–16:00 New York (Mon–Fri)
Structure & Confluence
Require Recent FVG/OB: needs a recent 3-bar FVG zone or a simple OB approximation.
Require Liquidity Sweep: needs a wick through the most recent swing high/low (pivot-based) and close back inside.
Displacement ATR Multiplier: minimum body size vs ATR to qualify an OB.
CVD Proxy Divergence
Require CVD Divergence: bullish = price makes lower low while CVD makes higher low; bearish = price higher high while CVD lower high.
CVD Smoothing: SMA on cumulative (volume × candle direction).
Signals / HUD
Toggle plotting and HUD; choose corner.
SL/TP Overlay
Stop Method: OB+ATR (contextual) or ATR only (mechanical).
ATR Buffer for SL (e.g., 0.5 ATR), TP1 (R), TP2 (R) (e.g., 1.5R / 3R).
3) Entry logic (what must be true to fire a signal)
Shared gatekeepers
HTF Bias matches direction (unless filter disabled).
In Session (unless session filter disabled).
Structure OK:
If Require Recent FVG/OB is ON → must be inside a recent Bull FVG or Bull OB (for longs) / Bear FVG or Bear OB (for shorts).
Liquidity Sweep (if ON):
Long: sweep prior swing low and close above it.
Short: sweep prior swing high and close below it.
CVD Divergence (if ON): pivot-based bullish/bearish divergence.
Trigger Candle: Engulfing pattern in the trade direction.
Bar Confirmation: signals only on confirmed bars (barstate.isconfirmed) to avoid intra-bar flicker.
Final conditions
Long: Bias Long ∧ In-session ∧ (FVG/OB ok) ∧ (Sweep ok) ∧ (Bullish CVD div) ∧ Bullish engulfing.
Short: Bias Short ∧ In-session ∧ (FVG/OB ok) ∧ (Sweep ok) ∧ (Bearish CVD div) ∧ Bearish engulfing.
4) Risk model (overlayed automatically)
On each signal (confirmed bar):
Entry at close.
Stop-Loss (SL)
OB+ATR: uses nearest OB boundary (or last pivot) ± ATR buffer.
ATR only: entry ± ATR buffer.
Targets: TP1 = R × risk, TP2 = R × risk (R from entry–SL distance).
Chart hygiene: script keeps only the last two SL/TP sets (and trims labels) to stay uncluttered.
Tip: For noisier assets (alts), use larger ATR buffer and slightly lower TP1 (e.g., 1.3R). For indices/metals, keep buffers tighter but respect session filter.
5) Protections (why false signals are filtered)
HTF Bias Filter: avoids fighting the prevailing 4H/D trend.
Session Filter: restricts to liquid hours; reduces chop/slippage.
Structure Confluence: requires recent FVG or OB context → trades are taken at value zones, not in the middle of nowhere.
Liquidity Sweep: demands a stop-run then reclaim — a high-quality reversal/continuation tell.
CVD Proxy Divergence: volume-direction proxy must disagree with price extremes → filters late/chasing entries.
Engulfing Trigger: ensures decisive intent from participants.
Bar Confirmation: no intra-bar repaint of signals; pivots confirm by definition.
6) HUD & Alerts
HUD shows: Preset, HTF Bias, Session status, FVG/OB status, Sweep status, CVD divergence state, SL/TP R-multiples, and Session TZ.
Unified Alerts:
CRP: BUY / CRP: SELL with ticker, timeframe, and close price.
Use these for webhook/automation or notifications.
7) Tuning guidelines (per asset class)
Crypto
Often 24/7: leave session filter OFF (default).
Volatile pairs → CVD Smooth 5–9, ATR Buffer 0.5–0.8, TP1 1.3–1.8R, TP2 2.5–3.5R.
Forex (majors)
Focus London/NY windows; keep session ON.
CVD Smooth 7–11, ATR Buffer 0.4–0.6, TP1 1.2–1.6R, TP2 2.0–2.8R.
Metals (XAU/XAG)
NY day is king; session ON.
CVD Smooth 7–9, ATR Buffer 0.7–0.9, TP1 1.5R, TP2 3R.
US Indices
Cash session ON (09:30–16:00 NY).
CVD Smooth 7–9, ATR Buffer 0.8–1.0, TP1 1.5R, TP2 3R.
8) Best-practice playbook
Top-down: confirm HTF structure; leave the HTF filter ON unless specifically testing counter-trend scalps.
Trade at edges: prefer signals that touch/enter FVG/OB boundaries.
Respect the sweep: if sweep didn’t happen, skip marginal setups (it’s a high-value filter).
Adapt ATR buffer: widen during news/volatility; tighten in calm regimes.
Scale-out optionality: many pros take partials at TP1 and trail or hold runner to TP2 (manage this externally; script plots levels).
Test by market: presets are starting points — forward test each symbol/timeframe before going live.
9) Repainting & data caveats
Signals: printed only on confirmed bars, so they do not repaint.
Pivots: by design confirm after phRight bars; once confirmed, they’re fixed.
CVD Proxy: uses cumulative (volume × direction) with SMA; venue/volume quality varies across symbols/exchanges.
Sessions: ensure your chart’s exchange vs. session timezone is correctly set to match expectations.
10) Troubleshooting (fast)
No signals?
You’re probably over-filtered. Temporarily turn OFF CVD or Sweep to isolate. Confirm in-session and HTF bias.
Too many signals?
Turn ON FVG/OB and Sweep; raise displacement ATR multiplier; increase CVD smoothing.
Levels look too tight/loose?
Adjust ATR buffer and/or switch Stop Method.
11) Safe-use reminder
This is an analysis tool, not financial advice. Always forward-test, size conservatively, and use hard stops.
(Core logic, protections, and how to run it like a pro — concise edition)
1) What it does (in one line)
Prints BUY/SELL signals only when higher-timeframe bias, session window, structure confluence (FVG/OB + sweep), and CVD proxy divergence align, then overlays SL/TP targets (keeps only the last two sets) and shows a compact HUD.
2) Presets & Inputs (how to get realistic defaults fast)
Preset & Auto-apply
Preset: Crypto, Forex, Metals, Indices
Apply Preset Automatically: sets sensible defaults for session hours, CVD smoothing, FVG lookback, ATR buffer, and TP/SL multiples per asset class.
HTF Filters
- Enable HTF Bias Filter → uses H4 SMA (200 or 20) and Daily SMA (50 by default).
Long bias: price > H4 SMA and price > Daily SMA
Short bias: price < both
Disable to allow counter-trend entries (not recommended intraday).
Session / Execution Window
Limit Signals to Session, Timezone, Session (HHMM-HHMM), Days.
Presets:
Crypto: 24/7 (filters off)
Forex: 08:00–17:00 London (Mon–Fri)
Metals: 08:00–17:00 New York (Mon–Fri)
Indices: 09:30–16:00 New York (Mon–Fri)
Structure & Confluence
Require Recent FVG/OB: needs a recent 3-bar FVG zone or a simple OB approximation.
Require Liquidity Sweep: needs a wick through the most recent swing high/low (pivot-based) and close back inside.
Displacement ATR Multiplier: minimum body size vs ATR to qualify an OB.
CVD Proxy Divergence
Require CVD Divergence: bullish = price makes lower low while CVD makes higher low; bearish = price higher high while CVD lower high.
CVD Smoothing: SMA on cumulative (volume × candle direction).
Signals / HUD
Toggle plotting and HUD; choose corner.
SL/TP Overlay
Stop Method: OB+ATR (contextual) or ATR only (mechanical).
ATR Buffer for SL (e.g., 0.5 ATR), TP1 (R), TP2 (R) (e.g., 1.5R / 3R).
3) Entry logic (what must be true to fire a signal)
Shared gatekeepers
HTF Bias matches direction (unless filter disabled).
In Session (unless session filter disabled).
Structure OK:
If Require Recent FVG/OB is ON → must be inside a recent Bull FVG or Bull OB (for longs) / Bear FVG or Bear OB (for shorts).
Liquidity Sweep (if ON):
Long: sweep prior swing low and close above it.
Short: sweep prior swing high and close below it.
CVD Divergence (if ON): pivot-based bullish/bearish divergence.
Trigger Candle: Engulfing pattern in the trade direction.
Bar Confirmation: signals only on confirmed bars (barstate.isconfirmed) to avoid intra-bar flicker.
Final conditions
Long: Bias Long ∧ In-session ∧ (FVG/OB ok) ∧ (Sweep ok) ∧ (Bullish CVD div) ∧ Bullish engulfing.
Short: Bias Short ∧ In-session ∧ (FVG/OB ok) ∧ (Sweep ok) ∧ (Bearish CVD div) ∧ Bearish engulfing.
4) Risk model (overlayed automatically)
On each signal (confirmed bar):
Entry at close.
Stop-Loss (SL)
OB+ATR: uses nearest OB boundary (or last pivot) ± ATR buffer.
ATR only: entry ± ATR buffer.
Targets: TP1 = R × risk, TP2 = R × risk (R from entry–SL distance).
Chart hygiene: script keeps only the last two SL/TP sets (and trims labels) to stay uncluttered.
Tip: For noisier assets (alts), use larger ATR buffer and slightly lower TP1 (e.g., 1.3R). For indices/metals, keep buffers tighter but respect session filter.
5) Protections (why false signals are filtered)
HTF Bias Filter: avoids fighting the prevailing 4H/D trend.
Session Filter: restricts to liquid hours; reduces chop/slippage.
Structure Confluence: requires recent FVG or OB context → trades are taken at value zones, not in the middle of nowhere.
Liquidity Sweep: demands a stop-run then reclaim — a high-quality reversal/continuation tell.
CVD Proxy Divergence: volume-direction proxy must disagree with price extremes → filters late/chasing entries.
Engulfing Trigger: ensures decisive intent from participants.
Bar Confirmation: no intra-bar repaint of signals; pivots confirm by definition.
6) HUD & Alerts
HUD shows: Preset, HTF Bias, Session status, FVG/OB status, Sweep status, CVD divergence state, SL/TP R-multiples, and Session TZ.
Unified Alerts:
CRP: BUY / CRP: SELL with ticker, timeframe, and close price.
Use these for webhook/automation or notifications.
7) Tuning guidelines (per asset class)
Crypto
Often 24/7: leave session filter OFF (default).
Volatile pairs → CVD Smooth 5–9, ATR Buffer 0.5–0.8, TP1 1.3–1.8R, TP2 2.5–3.5R.
Forex (majors)
Focus London/NY windows; keep session ON.
CVD Smooth 7–11, ATR Buffer 0.4–0.6, TP1 1.2–1.6R, TP2 2.0–2.8R.
Metals (XAU/XAG)
NY day is king; session ON.
CVD Smooth 7–9, ATR Buffer 0.7–0.9, TP1 1.5R, TP2 3R.
US Indices
Cash session ON (09:30–16:00 NY).
CVD Smooth 7–9, ATR Buffer 0.8–1.0, TP1 1.5R, TP2 3R.
8) Best-practice playbook
Top-down: confirm HTF structure; leave the HTF filter ON unless specifically testing counter-trend scalps.
Trade at edges: prefer signals that touch/enter FVG/OB boundaries.
Respect the sweep: if sweep didn’t happen, skip marginal setups (it’s a high-value filter).
Adapt ATR buffer: widen during news/volatility; tighten in calm regimes.
Scale-out optionality: many pros take partials at TP1 and trail or hold runner to TP2 (manage this externally; script plots levels).
Test by market: presets are starting points — forward test each symbol/timeframe before going live.
9) Repainting & data caveats
Signals: printed only on confirmed bars, so they do not repaint.
Pivots: by design confirm after phRight bars; once confirmed, they’re fixed.
CVD Proxy: uses cumulative (volume × direction) with SMA; venue/volume quality varies across symbols/exchanges.
Sessions: ensure your chart’s exchange vs. session timezone is correctly set to match expectations.
10) Troubleshooting (fast)
No signals?
You’re probably over-filtered. Temporarily turn OFF CVD or Sweep to isolate. Confirm in-session and HTF bias.
Too many signals?
Turn ON FVG/OB and Sweep; raise displacement ATR multiplier; increase CVD smoothing.
Levels look too tight/loose?
Adjust ATR buffer and/or switch Stop Method.
11) Safe-use reminder
This is an analysis tool, not financial advice. Always forward-test, size conservatively, and use hard stops.
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.