A Human-Guided Crypto Trade Review Workflow

Summary

This workflow collects a trader’s proposed perpetual-contract trade and checks it against several data sources before the trader decides whether to act. A recurring prompt gathers the symbol, direction, size, and rationale; if the trader does not respond in time, that cycle is skipped. The workflow then requests market news and sentiment, retrieves the current position, and calculates MACD, RSI, ATR, and OBV.

A language model combines those inputs to assess the rationale, indicator alignment, sentiment risks, and entry timing. Its report includes a recommendation, confidence, proposed entry and exit levels, a risk-reward measure, and a validity period. Results are logged and exported for later review. The document describes a decision-support process, not an evaluated trading strategy: it provides no performance evidence or validation of model accuracy. Its output depends on the quality and availability of external data and model judgments, and it leaves order execution to the trader.

Key ideas

• The workflow prompts a trader to record a proposed trade and its rationale.
• It combines news sentiment, account position data, and four technical indicators.
• A language model reviews the idea across rationale, signals, sentiment, and timing.
• The resulting decision report is logged, while the trader retains control of execution.
• The document describes the workflow but gives no evidence of predictive accuracy or trading performance.

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