ADX Threshold Alerts Across Multiple Futures Pairs

Summary

This document describes a monitoring utility that calculates the Average Directional Index (ADX) for each configured futures market and sends a platform notification when the latest value exceeds a chosen threshold. It polls markets in sequence, with a configurable delay, and lets users set the contract, ADX lookback, and alert level for each exchange.

The example configuration uses hourly bars and lists BTC and ETH futures, but the document reports no measured trading or backtest results. The utility generates alerts rather than opening or managing positions, so an ADX threshold alone does not specify trade direction or an entry rule. Its practical use is to flag possible changes in trend strength for further review; alert quality depends on the selected lookback, threshold, data interval, and polling setup.

Key ideas

• The utility checks ADX values and sends a notification when the latest reading exceeds a configured threshold.
• It can poll multiple futures markets in sequence with a configurable interval.
• The example settings use hourly BTC and ETH futures data.
• The document gives no performance evidence, and an ADX alert by itself does not define a trading signal.

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