- Use syminfo.ticker to dynamically get symbol name
- Strip USD/USDT/PERP suffixes to get base currency
- Works for ETH, SOL, BTC, and any other symbol
- Alerts now correctly show 'ETH buy' for Ethereum, 'BTC buy' for Bitcoin, etc.
This fixes the bug where ETH triggers sent 'SOL buy' alerts.
- Updated to Set node v3.4 with proper assignments format
- Explicitly reference Parse Signal Enhanced for rawMessage
- Use $json for Check Risk output (reason, details, score, reasons)
- Properly formatted message with all data fields populated
- Added seconds to timestamp for better tracking
- Removed ugly escaped syntax with $('Parse Signal').item.json references
- Use $json directly (cleaner and works correctly)
- Issues now display as bullet points instead of comma-separated
- Proper line breaks and formatting
- Professional looking blocked trade notifications
- New button in analytics page to clear orphaned trades
- API endpoint /api/trading/clear-manual-closes
- Intelligently checks Drift positions before deleting
- Only removes trades with no matching position or mismatched entry price
- Safe operation: keeps trades on error (false positives better than deletions)
- User-friendly confirmation dialog
- Added getConnection() method to DriftService
- Added proper transaction confirmation in openPosition()
- Check confirmation.value.err to detect on-chain failures
- Return error if transaction fails instead of assuming success
- Prevents phantom trades that never actually execute
This fixes the issue where bot was recording trades with transaction
signatures that don't exist on-chain (like 2gqrPxnvGzdRp56...).
- Added minQualityScore to TradingConfig (default: 60)
- Updated settings UI with slider control (0-100, step 5)
- Updated check-risk endpoint to use config value
- Made scoreSignalQuality function accept minScore parameter
- Updated API to read/write MIN_QUALITY_SCORE env variable
- Allows users to adjust quality threshold from settings page
- Extended MarketConfig with optional positionSize and leverage fields
- Configured ETH-PERP at @ 1x leverage for minimal-risk data collection
- Created getPositionSizeForSymbol() helper function in config/trading.ts
- Integrated symbol-specific sizing into execute endpoint
- Added comprehensive guide in docs/guides/SYMBOL_SPECIFIC_SIZING.md
Purpose: Enable ETH trading for faster signal quality data collection
while preserving SOL's profit-generation sizing (0 @ 10x)
Next: Create ETH alert in TradingView and restart bot
Enhanced 'Format Risk' node in n8n workflow to display:
- Specific blocking reason (duplicate, drawdown, cooldown, quality, etc.)
- Details about what triggered the block
- Quality score if low quality was the reason
- Quality issues breakdown (ATR too low, weak ADX, etc.)
Example output:
TRADE BLOCKED
SHORT | ATR:0.30 | ADX:19.1 | RSI:46
Issues: ATR too low (0.30% - dead market), Moderate trend (ADX 19.1), RSI supports short (46.0)
14:23
Comprehensive guide covering:
- How ATR is captured and stored (entry value frozen)
- Static ATR approach (Phases 1-3): Use entry ATR for entire trade
- Dynamic ATR approach (Phase 5+): Real-time updates via TradingView or bot calculation
- Use cases: Dynamic TP/SL, trailing stops, scaling in/out decisions
- Implementation path: Start simple with entry ATR, add real-time later if data supports
- Code examples for all approaches
- Troubleshooting common ATR issues
- Database schema considerations
Explains why waiting for data is critical before implementing advanced ATR features.
Corrections:
- Runner system already exists (5% with 0.3% trailing stop)
- Current +41% trade is the runner in action!
- Phase 5 reframed: Optimize runner size (5% → 10-25% for high quality) and make trailing stop ATR-based
- Updated current state and trade example to reflect actual implementation
- 6-phase development plan: data collection → ATR-based → quality tiers → direction bias → runners → ML
- Each phase has clear prerequisites, implementation tasks, and success criteria
- Decision gates based on data validation (20+ trades for Phase 2, 30+ for Phase 3, etc.)
- Includes SQL queries for analysis and performance validation
- Documents current +41% trade as motivation for runner implementation
- Estimated 3-4 months timeline to complete Phases 1-5
- Add signalQualityScore field to Trade model (0-100)
- Calculate quality score in execute endpoint using same logic as check-risk
- Save score with every trade for correlation analysis
- Create database migration for new field
- Enables future analysis: score vs win rate, P&L, etc.
This allows data-driven decisions on dynamic position sizing
- Add getLastTrade() function to database service
- Create /api/analytics/last-trade endpoint
- Display last trade with full details on analytics page
- Show entry/exit prices, P&L, position size, targets
- Visual indicators for trade direction and exit reason
- Helps quickly diagnose where trades went (TP1, TP2, or SL)
Bug: Position Manager was comparing ANY position on the symbol to the trade being
tracked, without verifying entry price match. When a new position opened, it would
think the old tracked trade 'closed externally' and cancel ALL orders - including
the new position's exit orders.
Fix: Added entry price verification (0.5% tolerance). If position entry price doesn't
match the tracked trade, mark the old trade as 'lost tracking' and remove from
monitoring WITHOUT cancelling orders (they belong to the new position).
This prevents the catastrophic scenario where exit orders are repeatedly cancelled,
leaving positions unprotected.
Added 5 context metrics to alert messages:
- ATR% (volatility as % of price)
- ADX (trend strength)
- RSI (momentum)
- VOL (volume ratio vs 20-bar MA)
- POS (price position in 20-bar range 0-100%)
Changes to Pine Script:
- Always calculate ADX (needed for context even if filter disabled)
- Extract ta.rma() calls outside ternary operators (Pine Script requirement)
- Use alert() instead of alertcondition() for dynamic message support
- Changed to single-line string concatenation for compatibility
Alert message format:
OLD: 'Buy SOL 15 | Profile=Hours ATR=10 Mult=3.0'
NEW: 'SOL buy .P 15 | ATR:1.85 | ADX:28.3 | RSI:62.5 | VOL:1.45 | POS:75.3'
Next: Update n8n to parse these metrics, implement signal quality scoring in bot
- Updated minTimeBetweenTrades config to use minutes instead of seconds
- Changed default from 600 seconds to 10 minutes
- Updated Settings UI label from 'seconds' to 'minutes' and adjusted range (0-60 min)
- Updated .env comments to reflect new unit
- No functional change since cooldown enforcement not yet implemented (TODO in check-risk route)
Bug: MAE/MFE was tracked in memory during trades but not saved to database on exit
Cause: updateTradeExit() wasn't receiving or saving MAE/MFE parameters
Changes:
- Added MAE/MFE fields to UpdateTradeExitParams interface
- Modified updateTradeExit() to save maxFavorableExcursion, maxAdverseExcursion, maxFavorablePrice, maxAdversePrice
- Updated both updateTradeExit() calls in Position Manager to pass MAE/MFE values
- Enhanced exit logging to show final MAE/MFE percentages
Impact: Future trades will now properly save MAE/MFE data for analytics
Note: Past 2 trades (from before this fix) don't have MAE/MFE saved
- Created /analytics/optimization page with comprehensive UI
- Displays MAE/MFE analysis with percentiles
- Shows current TP/SL performance with hit rate bars
- Visualizes optimal recommendations vs current levels
- Projects impact of optimization (win rate, profit factor, P&L improvement)
- Provides reasoning for each recommended level
- Added navigation link from main analytics page
Dashboard features:
- Overview stats: total trades, win rate, profit factor, money left on table
- MAE analysis: avg, median, 25th/75th percentile, worst
- MFE analysis: avg, median, 25th/75th percentile, best
- Current config: TP1/TP2/SL hit rates with progress bars
- Recommendations: optimal levels with color-coded cards
- Reasoning cards: explanation for each recommendation
- Projected impact: win rate change, profit factor change, profit improvement
- Direct link to Settings page to apply recommendations
Access at: http://localhost:3001/analytics/optimization
Phase 1-4 Complete! System now tracks MAE/MFE, captures market context,
analyzes performance, and provides data-driven TP/SL recommendations.
- Created /api/analytics/tp-sl-optimization endpoint
- Analyzes historical trades using MAE/MFE data
- Calculates optimal TP1/TP2/SL levels based on percentiles
- Provides win rate, profit factor, and hit rate analysis
- Shows money left on table (MFE - realized P&L)
- Projects impact of optimal levels on future performance
Analytics calculated:
- MAE analysis: avg, median, percentiles, worst
- MFE analysis: avg, median, percentiles, best
- Current level performance: TP1/TP2/SL hit rates
- Optimal recommendations: TP1=50% of avg MFE, TP2=80%, SL=70% of avg MAE
- Projected improvements: win rate change, profit factor, total P&L
Requires 10+ closed trades with MAE/MFE data to generate recommendations
Test script: scripts/test-analytics.sh
Next: Phase 4 (visual dashboard) or wait for trades with MAE/MFE data
- Added getFundingRate() method to DriftService
- Capture expectedEntryPrice from oracle before order execution
- Capture fundingRateAtEntry from Drift Protocol
- Save market context fields to database (expectedEntryPrice, fundingRateAtEntry)
- Calculate entry slippage percentage in createTrade()
- Fixed template literal syntax errors in execute endpoint
Database fields populated:
- expectedEntryPrice: Oracle price before order
- entrySlippagePct: Calculated from entrySlippage
- fundingRateAtEntry: Current funding rate from Drift
Next: Phase 3 (analytics API) or test market context on next trade
- Detect on-chain TP2 fills in size mismatch logic and set tp2Hit flag
- Position size thresholds: <30% = TP1, <10% = TP2 (prevents runner from being closed)
- Ensures runner (5-20%) trails properly instead of being market-closed immediately
**ROOT CAUSE:** placeExitOrders() calculated position size using TP/SL prices instead of entry price
**Problem:**
- TP1 order size: 85 / TP1_price (00.746) = 2.914 SOL
- Actual position: 80 / entry_price (99.946) = 3.901 SOL
- TP1 should close: 3.901 * 75% = 2.926 SOL
- But it only closed: 2.914 SOL = 74.7% ❌ WRONG!
**Result:** TP1 closed ~25% instead of 75%, no runner left
**Fix:**
- Changed usdToBase() to use entryPrice for ALL size calculations
- Added entryPrice param to PlaceExitOrdersOptions interface
- Updated all API routes to pass entryPrice
**Testing:** Next trade will have correctly sized TP/SL orders
- Remove saveTradeState() call from addTrade() to avoid P2025 error
- Add initialization check in checkTradeConditions() to skip when Drift not ready
- Silence 'not initialized' errors during startup (expected behavior)
- Trade state is now saved only by API endpoint after DB record created
- Change takeProfit2SizePercent from 100% to 80% to leave 5% runner
- Fix cancelAllOrders() to detect trigger orders using orderId > 0
- Trigger orders (TRIGGER_MARKET, TRIGGER_LIMIT) now properly canceled
- Trailing stop will now activate on 5% runner position
- Save currentSize before it becomes 0 in external closure detection
- Use sizeBeforeClosure for P&L calculation instead of trade.currentSize
- Prevents /bin/bash.00 P&L for TP2 exits when position closes externally
- Ensures win/loss analytics counts TP trades correctly
- cancelAllOrders() now calls initializeDriftService() if service not initialized
- Prevents 'Drift service not initialized' error when Position Manager tries to cancel orphaned orders
- Ensures order cleanup works correctly after external position closures
**Issue 1: TP2 Runner Position Bug** ✅ FIXED
- TP2 was calculated as 80% of ORIGINAL position instead of REMAINING
- With TP1=75%, TP2=80%: Was closing 75%+80%=155% (capped at 100%)
- Now correctly: TP1 closes 75%, TP2 closes 80% of remaining 25% = 20%
- Result: 5% runner now remains for trailing stop as intended!
**Issue 2: Race Condition - Orphaned SL Orders** ✅ FIXED
- Orders were placed AFTER Position Manager started monitoring
- If TP hit fast, PM detected 'external closure' before orders finished
- Orders completed after position gone → orphaned SL orders on Drift
- Now: Exit orders placed BEFORE starting monitoring
- PM can now properly cancel remaining orders when position closes
**Issue 3: 5min vs 15min Timeframe** ⚠️ NEEDS VERIFICATION
- n8n workflow correctly filters for timeframe === '15'
- Extracts timeframe with regex: /\.P\s+(\d+)/
- User needs to verify TradingView alert includes '.P 15' in message
- Format should be: 'SOL buy .P 15' not just 'SOL buy'
**Technical Changes:**
- lib/drift/orders.ts: Fixed TP2 calculation to use remaining size
- Added logging: Shows TP1, TP2, remaining, and runner amounts
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts: Reordered to place orders before monitoring
- Prevents race condition where orders complete after position closed
**Testing:**
- Next trade will show proper runner position (5% remains)
- No more orphaned SL orders after wins
- Logs will show: 'Runner (if any): $X.XX'
**Documentation:**
- Created CRITICAL_ISSUES_FOUND.md explaining all 3 issues
- Created FIXES_APPLIED.md with testing instructions
**Root Cause:** Position Manager didn't detect when on-chain TP/SL orders closed positions externally, causing endless error loops and stale position data.
**Issues Fixed:**
1. Position Manager now checks if on-chain position still exists before attempting to close
2. Detects external closures (by on-chain orders) and updates database accordingly
3. Determines likely exit reason based on price vs TP/SL levels
4. Automatically cancels leftover orders when position detected as closed
5. Analytics now properly shows stopped-out trades
**Technical Changes:**
- Added position existence check at start of checkTradeConditions()
- Calls DriftService.getPosition() to verify on-chain state
- Updates database with exitPrice, exitReason, realizedPnL when external closure detected
- Removes trade from monitoring after external closure
- Handles size mismatches for partial closes (TP1 hit externally)
**Database Fix:**
- Manually closed orphaned trade (stopped out 9 hours ago but still marked 'open')
- Calculated and set realizedPnL = -$12.00 for stopped-out SHORT position
- Analytics now shows 3 total trades instead of missing the SL exit
**Testing:**
- Bot starts cleanly with no error loops
- Position monitoring active with 0 trades (as expected)
- Analytics correctly shows stopped-out trade in statistics
- Changed /api/trading/positions to use getInitializedPositionManager()
- Changed /api/trading/test to use getInitializedPositionManager()
- Changed /api/trading/test-db to use getInitializedPositionManager()
- These endpoints were accessing Position Manager before DB restore completed
- Now properly wait for async initialization before accessing trade data
- Fixes /status Telegram command showing empty despite active positions
- Added /close Telegram command for full position closure
- Updated /reduce to accept 10-100% (was 10-90%)
- Implemented auto-flip logic: automatically closes opposite position when signal reverses
- Fixed risk check to allow opposite direction trades (signal flips)
- Enhanced Position Manager to cancel orders when removing trades
- Added startup initialization for Position Manager (restores trades on restart)
- Fixed analytics to show stopped-out trades (manual DB update for orphaned trade)
- Updated reduce endpoint to route 100% closes through closePosition for proper cleanup
- All position closures now guarantee TP/SL order cancellation on Drift
- New endpoint: /api/trading/reduce-position to take partial profits
- Closes specified percentage at market price
- Recalculates and places new TP/SL orders for remaining size
- Entry price stays the same, only size is reduced
- Telegram command: /reduce [percent] (default 50%, range 10-90%)
- Shows realized P&L from the closed portion
- Example: /reduce 25 closes 25% and updates orders for remaining 75%
- New endpoint: /api/trading/scale-position to add to existing positions
- Calculates new average entry price after adding more size
- Cancels old TP/SL orders and places new ones at updated levels
- Telegram command: /scale [percent] (default 50%)
- Example: /scale 100 doubles your position
- Automatically adjusts Position Manager tracking with new values
- Cleaned up stale duplicate trade from database
- New endpoint: /api/trading/remove-position for manually removing stale positions
- Removed duplicate position from tracking (second SOL-PERP position)
- System now correctly shows 1 active position matching Drift
- Validation and analytics will now show accurate position count
- Updated .env with correct TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN and N8N_WEBHOOK_URL
- Added env_file directive to docker-compose.telegram-bot.yml
- Telegram bot now starts successfully with /validate command working
- New API endpoint: /api/trading/validate-positions
- Validates TP1, TP2, SL, leverage, and position size against current settings
- Fixed position size calculation: config stores collateral, positions store total value
- Added /validate command to Telegram bot for remote checking
- Returns detailed report of any mismatches with expected vs actual values
- Updated risk check API to verify no existing positions on same symbol
- Use getInitializedPositionManager() to wait for trade restoration
- Updated .dockerignore to exclude test files and archive/
- Moved test-*.ts files to archive directory
- Prevents multiple positions from being opened on same symbol even if signals are valid
- Extract timeframe from TradingView message format: 'SOLUSDT.P 15'
- Added 'timeframe-filter' IF node after Parse Signal
- Only allows trades on 15-minute chart signals
- Blocks 5-minute and other timeframe signals
- Regex pattern: \.P\s+(\d+) matches '.P 15' format
This prevents bot from trading on wrong timeframe alerts.
