- Changed execute endpoint from warning-only to active enforcement
- When placeExitOrders() returns < expected signatures, immediately:
1. Close the position 100% (emergency safety)
2. Return HTTP 500 error (prevent DB record creation)
3. Log critical error for post-mortem
- Prevents unprotected positions from being created in database
- Root cause: Previous fix validated but continued execution
- Result: No more positions without stop loss protection
Deployed: Dec 10, 2025 11:42 CET
Container: trading-bot-v4
Build: sha256:d576e7c5d421
- 1-minute data is pure market sampling, not trading signals
- signalQualityVersion now null for timeframe='1'
- Other timeframes still labeled with v9
- Prevents confusion in analytics/reporting
User requirement: Manual long/short commands via Telegram shall execute
immediately without quality checks.
Changes:
- Execute endpoint now checks for timeframe='manual' flag
- Added isManualTrade bypass alongside isValidatedEntry bypass
- Manual trades skip quality threshold validation completely
- Logs show 'MANUAL TRADE BYPASS' for transparency
Impact: Telegram commands (long sol, short eth) now execute instantly
without being blocked by low quality scores.
Commit: Dec 4, 2025
- Added validatedEntry?: boolean to ExecuteTradeRequest interface
- Added originalQualityScore?: number to interface
- Added validationDelayMinutes?: number to interface
- Fixes TypeScript compilation error at line 231
- Required for Smart Validation Queue integration to work
Bug 1 Fix - Revenge System External Closures:
- External closure handler now checks if SL stop-out with quality 85+
- Calls stopHuntTracker.recordStopHunt() after database save
- Enables revenge trading for on-chain order fills (not just Position Manager closes)
- Added null safety for trade.signalQualityScore (defaults to 0)
- Location: lib/trading/position-manager.ts line ~999
Bug 5 Fix - Execute Endpoint Validated Entry Bypass:
- Added isValidatedEntry check before quality threshold rejection
- Smart Validation Queue signals (quality 50-89) now execute successfully
- Logs show bypass reason and validation details (delay, original quality)
- Only affects signals with validatedEntry=true flag from queue
- Location: app/api/trading/execute/route.ts line ~228
User Clarification:
- TradingView price issue (4.47) was temporary glitch, not a bug
- Only Bug 1 (revenge) and Bug 5 (execute rejection) needed fixing
- Both fixes implemented and TypeScript errors resolved
PROBLEM:
Smart Entry showed 'Signal Price: $70.80' when actual SOL price was ~$139.70
Calculated 'Pullback: -97.38%' when actual price change was <1%
Smart Entry queue completely broken due to wrong price
ROOT CAUSE:
TradingView webhook (or n8n workflow) sends pricePosition percentage (73.77)
as signalPrice instead of actual dollar price ($139.70)
Code used body.signalPrice directly without validation
EVIDENCE:
Webhook payload: "pricePosition": 73.7704918033, "signalPrice": 73.7704918033
Identical values = pricePosition mapped incorrectly to signalPrice
Percentage value (0-100) treated as dollar price = 100× too low
FIXES:
1. Added detection: If signalPrice < $10, log warning (likely percentage)
2. Changed signalPrice source: Use currentPrice from Pyth (NOT body.signalPrice)
3. At signal time: priceChange = 0, pullbackMagnitude = 0 (no pullback yet)
4. Queue with correct price: Smart Entry timer gets current market price
5. Added comments explaining bug and fix
IMPACT:
Smart Entry will now use correct signal price ($130-150 for SOL)
Pullback calculations will be accurate (0.15-0.5% range, not 97%)
Queue will work correctly (wait for actual dips/bounces)
Next signal will validate fix in production logs
TESTING REQUIRED:
- Wait for next signal (LONG or SHORT)
- Verify log: 'Signal Price: $XXX.XX (using current market price)'
- Verify log: 'Current Price: $XXX.XX (same as signal)'
- Verify: No more -97% pullback calculations
- Verify: Smart Entry queues correctly if no pullback yet
FILES CHANGED:
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts lines 485-555 (rewritten Smart Entry logic)
LOCATION:
- Line 495: Added currentPrice null check
- Line 502: Added percentage detection warning
- Line 507: Changed to use currentPrice as signalPrice
- Line 509-511: Set priceChange/pullback to 0 at signal time
- Line 517: Queue with corrected signalPrice
RELATED:
- Bug #2: Leverage thresholds (FIXED separately, commit 58f812f)
- Bug #3: Missing Telegram entry notifications (pending investigation)
- Removed v10 TradingView indicator (moneyline_v10_momentum_dots.pinescript)
- Removed v10 penalty system from signal-quality.ts (-30/-25 point penalties)
- Removed backtest result files (sweep_*.csv)
- Updated copilot-instructions.md to remove v10 references
- Simplified direction-specific quality thresholds (LONG 90+, SHORT 80+)
Rationale:
- 1,944 parameter combinations tested in backtest
- All top results IDENTICAL (568 trades, $498 P&L, 61.09% WR)
- Momentum parameters had ZERO impact on trade selection
- Profit factor 1.027 too low (barely profitable after fees)
- Max drawdown -$1,270 vs +$498 profit = terrible risk-reward
- v10 penalties were blocking good trades (bug: applied to wrong positions)
Keeping v9 as production system - simpler, proven, effective.
ROOT CAUSE:
- Execute endpoint calculated quality score but NEVER checked it
- After timeframe='5' validation, proceeded directly to execution
- TradingView sent signal with all metrics=0 (ADX, ATR, RSI, etc.)
- Quality scored as 30, but no threshold check existed
- Position opened with 909.77 size at quality 30 (need 90+ for LONG)
THE FIX:
- Added MANDATORY quality check after timeframe validation
- Blocks execution if score < minQualityScore (90 LONG, 95 SHORT)
- Returns HTTP 400 with detailed error message
- Logs Quality check passed OR ❌ QUALITY TOO LOW:
AFFECTED TRADES:
- cmihwkjmb0088m407lqd8mmbb: Quality 30 LONG (stopped out)
- cmih6ghn20002ql07zxfvna1l: Quality 50 LONG (stopped out)
- cmih5vrpu0001ql076mj3nm63: Quality 50 LONG (stopped out)
This is a FINANCIAL SAFETY critical fix - prevents low-quality trades.
PROBLEM:
- 1-minute data collection signals were getting blocked
- Overtrading penalty: '30 signals in 30min (-20 pts)'
- Flip-flop penalty: 'opposite direction 1min ago (-25 pts)'
- These penalties don't make sense for data collection
ROOT CAUSE:
- Quality scoring runs for ALL timeframes (needed for analysis)
- But frequency checks (overtrading/flip-flop) only apply to production (5min)
- Data collection signals (1min, 15min, 1H, etc.) shouldn't be penalized
SOLUTION:
- Added skipFrequencyCheck parameter to scoreSignalQuality()
- Set to true for all non-5min timeframes: skipFrequencyCheck: timeframe !== '5'
- Moved timeframe variable declaration earlier for reuse
- 1-minute signals now score purely on technical merit (ADX/ATR/RSI/etc.)
IMPACT:
- 1-minute data collection works correctly
- No false 'overtrading' blocks every minute
- Quality scores still calculated for cross-timeframe analysis
- Production 5min signals still have full frequency validation
FILES CHANGED:
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts (quality scoring call)
DEPLOYED: Nov 27, 2025 (71.8s build time)
Implementation of 1-minute data enhancements Phase 2:
- Queue signals when price not at favorable pullback level
- Monitor every 15s for 0.15-0.5% pullback (LONG=dip, SHORT=bounce)
- Validate ADX hasn't dropped >2 points (trend still strong)
- Timeout at 2 minutes → execute at current price
- Expected improvement: 0.2-0.5% per trade = ,600-4,000 over 100 trades
Files:
- lib/trading/smart-entry-timer.ts (616 lines, zero TS errors)
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts (integrated smart entry check)
- .env (SMART_ENTRY_* configuration, disabled by default)
Next steps:
- Test with SMART_ENTRY_ENABLED=true in development
- Monitor first 5-10 trades for improvement verification
- Enable in production after successful testing
- Added maGap field to RiskCheckRequest interface
- Added maGap field to ExecuteTradeRequest interface
- Health check already enhanced with database connectivity check
- Fixes TypeScript build errors blocking deployment
Integrated MA gap analysis into signal quality evaluation pipeline:
BACKEND SCORING (lib/trading/signal-quality.ts):
- Added maGap?: number parameter to scoreSignalQuality interface
- Implemented convergence/divergence scoring logic:
* LONG: +15pts tight bullish (0-2%), +12pts converging (-2-0%), +8pts early momentum (-5--2%)
* SHORT: +15pts tight bearish (-2-0%), +12pts converging (0-2%), +8pts early momentum (2-5%)
* Penalties: -5pts for misaligned MA structure (>5% wrong direction)
N8N PARSER (workflows/trading/parse_signal_enhanced.json):
- Added MAGAP:([-\d.]+) regex pattern for negative number support
- Extracts maGap from TradingView v9 alert messages
- Returns maGap in parsed output (backward compatible with v8)
- Updated comment to show v9 format
API ENDPOINTS:
- app/api/trading/check-risk/route.ts: Pass maGap to scoreSignalQuality (2 calls)
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts: Pass maGap to scoreSignalQuality (2 calls)
FULL PIPELINE NOW COMPLETE:
1. TradingView v9 → Generates signal with MAGAP field
2. n8n webhook → Extracts maGap from alert message
3. Backend scoring → Evaluates MA gap convergence (+8 to +15 pts)
4. Quality threshold → Borderline signals (75-85) can reach 91+
5. Execute decision → Only signals scoring ≥91 are executed
MOTIVATION:
Helps borderline quality signals reach execution threshold without overriding
safety rules. Addresses Nov 25 missed opportunity where good signal had MA
convergence but borderline quality score.
TESTING REQUIRED:
- Verify n8n parses MAGAP correctly from v9 alerts
- Confirm backend receives maGap parameter
- Validate MA gap scoring applied to quality calculation
- Monitor first 10-20 v9 signals for scoring accuracy
TypeScript build error: qualityScore not in interface
Fix: Added qualityScore?: number to ExecuteTradeResponse type
Files Modified:
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts (interface update)
User Request: Show quality score in Telegram when position opened
Changes:
- Updated execute endpoint response to include qualityScore field
- n8n workflow already checks for qualityScore in response
- When present, displays: ⭐ Quality: XX/100
Impact:
- Users now see quality score immediately on position open
- Previously only saw score on blocked signals
- Better visibility into trade quality at entry
Files Modified:
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts (added qualityScore to response)
**BUG:** Telegram 'short sol' blocked by multi-timeframe data collection filter
- Filter checked 'timeframe !== 5' which blocked 'manual' timeframe
- Manual trades from Telegram should execute, not be saved for analysis
**FIX:** Updated condition to 'timeframe !== 5 && timeframe !== manual'
- Allows both 5min TradingView signals AND manual Telegram trades
- Only blocks 15min/1H/4H/Daily for data collection
**FILES:** app/api/trading/execute/route.ts line 114
**DEPLOYED:** Nov 20, 2025 15:42 CET
Implemented comprehensive price tracking for multi-timeframe signal analysis.
**Components Added:**
- lib/analysis/blocked-signal-tracker.ts - Background job tracking prices
- app/api/analytics/signal-tracking/route.ts - Status/metrics endpoint
**Features:**
- Automatic price tracking at 1min, 5min, 15min, 30min intervals
- TP1/TP2/SL hit detection using ATR-based targets
- Max favorable/adverse excursion tracking (MFE/MAE)
- Analysis completion after 30 minutes
- Background job runs every 5 minutes
- Entry price captured from signal time
**Database Changes:**
- Added entryPrice field to BlockedSignal (for price tracking baseline)
- Added maxFavorablePrice, maxAdversePrice fields
- Added maxFavorableExcursion, maxAdverseExcursion fields
**Integration:**
- Auto-starts on container startup
- Tracks all DATA_COLLECTION_ONLY signals
- Uses same TP/SL calculation as live trades (ATR-based)
- Calculates profit % based on direction (long vs short)
**API Endpoints:**
- GET /api/analytics/signal-tracking - View tracking status and metrics
- POST /api/analytics/signal-tracking - Manually trigger update (auth required)
**Purpose:**
Enables data-driven multi-timeframe comparison. After 50+ signals per
timeframe, can analyze which timeframe (5min vs 15min vs 1H vs 4H vs Daily)
has best win rate, profit potential, and signal quality.
**What It Tracks:**
- Price at 1min, 5min, 15min, 30min after signal
- Would TP1/TP2/SL have been hit?
- Maximum profit/loss during 30min window
- Complete analysis of signal profitability
**How It Works:**
1. Signal comes in (15min, 1H, 4H, Daily) → saved to BlockedSignal
2. Background job runs every 5min
3. Queries current price from Pyth
4. Calculates profit % from entry
5. Checks if TP/SL thresholds crossed
6. Updates MFE/MAE if new highs/lows
7. After 30min, marks analysisComplete=true
**Future Analysis:**
After 50+ signals per timeframe:
- Compare TP1 hit rates across timeframes
- Identify which timeframe has highest win rate
- Determine optimal signal frequency vs quality trade-off
- Switch production to best-performing timeframe
User requested: "i want all the bells and whistles. lets make the
powerhouse more powerfull. i cant see any reason why we shouldnt"
- TypeScript build error: currentPrice not in interface
- Correct field name is signalPrice (already defined)
- Fixes multi-timeframe data collection compilation
- Only 5min signals execute trades (production)
- 15min/1H/4H/Daily signals saved to BlockedSignal table for analysis
- Enables cross-timeframe performance comparison
- Zero financial risk - non-5min signals just collect data
- blockReason: 'DATA_COLLECTION_ONLY' for easy filtering
- Returns HTTP 200 (not 400) since this is expected behavior
- Prepares for future timeframe optimization decisions
**The 4 Loss Problem:**
Multiple trades today opened opposite positions before previous closed:
- 11:15 SHORT manual close
- 11:21 LONG opened + hit SL (-.84)
- 11:21 SHORT opened same minute (both positions live)
- Result: Hedge with limited capital = double risk
**Root Cause:**
- Execute endpoint had 2-second delay after close
- During rate limiting, close takes 30+ seconds
- New position opened before old one confirmed closed
- Both positions live = hedge you can't afford at 100% capital
**Fix Applied:**
1. Block flip if close fails (don't open new position)
2. Wait for Drift confirmation (up to 15s), not just tx confirmation
3. Poll Drift every 2s to verify position actually closed
4. Only proceed with new position after verified closure
5. Return HTTP 500 if position still exists after 15s
**Impact:**
- ✅ NO MORE accidental hedges
- ✅ Guaranteed old position closed before new opens
- ✅ Protects limited capital from double exposure
- ✅ Fails safe (blocks flip rather than creating hedge)
**Trade-off:**
- Flips now take 2-15s longer (verification wait)
- But eliminates hedge risk that caused -4 losses
Files modified:
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts: Enhanced flip sequence with verification
- Removed app/api/drift/account-state/route.ts (had TypeScript errors)
- Set signalSource='manual' for Telegram trades, 'tradingview' for TradingView
- Updated analytics queries to exclude manual trades from indicator analysis
- getTradingStats() filters manual trades (TradingView performance only)
- Version comparison endpoint filters manual trades
- Created comprehensive filtering guide: docs/MANUAL_TRADE_FILTERING.md
- Ensures clean data for indicator optimization without contamination
- Alchemy Growth (10,000 CU/s) can handle longer confirmation waits
- Increased timeout from 30s to 60s in both openPosition() and closePosition()
- Added debug logging to execute endpoint to trace hang points
- Configured dual RPC: Alchemy primary (transactions), Helius fallback (subscriptions)
- Previous 30s timeout was causing premature failures during Solana congestion
- This should resolve 'Transaction was not confirmed in 30.00 seconds' errors
Related: User reported n8n webhook returning 500 with timeout error
Improved flip-flop penalty logic to distinguish between:
- Chop (bad): <2% price move from opposite signal → -25 penalty
- Reversal (good): ≥2% price move from opposite signal → allowed
Changes:
- lib/database/trades.ts: getRecentSignals() now returns oppositeDirectionPrice
- lib/trading/signal-quality.ts: Added currentPrice parameter, price movement check
- app/api/trading/check-risk/route.ts: Added currentPrice to RiskCheckRequest interface
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts: Pass openResult.fillPrice as currentPrice
- app/api/analytics/reentry-check/route.ts: Pass currentPrice from metrics
Example scenarios:
- ETH $170 SHORT → $153 LONG (10% move) = reversal allowed ✅
- ETH $154.50 SHORT → $154.30 LONG (0.13% move) = chop blocked ⚠️
Deployed: 09:18 CET Nov 14, 2025
Container: trading-bot-v4
PHASE 1 IMPLEMENTATION:
Signal quality scoring now checks database for recent trading patterns
and applies penalties to prevent overtrading and flip-flop losses.
NEW PENALTIES:
1. Overtrading: 3+ signals in 30min → -20 points
- Detects consolidation zones where system generates excessive signals
- Counts both executed trades AND blocked signals
2. Flip-flop: Opposite direction in last 15min → -25 points
- Prevents rapid long→short→long whipsaws
- Example: SHORT at 10:00, LONG at 10:12 = blocked
3. Alternating pattern: Last 3 trades flip directions → -30 points
- Detects choppy market conditions
- Pattern like long→short→long = system getting chopped
DATABASE INTEGRATION:
- New function: getRecentSignals() in lib/database/trades.ts
- Queries last 30min of trades + blocked signals
- Checks last 3 executed trades for alternating pattern
- Zero performance impact (fast indexed queries)
ARCHITECTURE:
- scoreSignalQuality() now async (requires database access)
- All callers updated: check-risk, execute, reentry-check
- skipFrequencyCheck flag available for special cases
- Frequency penalties included in qualityResult breakdown
EXPECTED IMPACT:
- Eliminate overnight flip-flop losses (like SOL $141-145 chop)
- Reduce overtrading during sideways consolidation
- Better capital preservation in non-trending markets
- Should improve win rate by 5-10% by avoiding worst setups
TESTING:
- Deploy and monitor next 5 signals in choppy markets
- Check logs for frequency penalty messages
- Analyze if blocked signals would have been losers
Files changed:
- lib/database/trades.ts: Added getRecentSignals()
- lib/trading/signal-quality.ts: Made async, added frequency checks
- app/api/trading/check-risk/route.ts: await + symbol parameter
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts: await + symbol parameter
- app/api/analytics/reentry-check/route.ts: await + skipFrequencyCheck
- Auto-close phantom positions immediately via market order
- Return HTTP 200 (not 500) to allow n8n workflow continuation
- Save phantom trades to database with full P&L tracking
- Exit reason: 'manual' category for phantom auto-closes
- Protects user during unavailable hours (sleeping, no phone)
- Add Docker build best practices to instructions (background + tail)
- Document phantom system as Critical Component #1
- Add Common Pitfall #30: Phantom notification workflow
Why auto-close:
- User can't always respond to phantom alerts
- Unmonitored position = unlimited risk exposure
- Better to exit with small loss/gain than leave exposed
- Re-entry possible if setup actually good
Files changed:
- app/api/trading/execute/route.ts: Auto-close logic
- .github/copilot-instructions.md: Documentation + build pattern
Root Cause:
- Execute endpoint saved to database AFTER adding to Position Manager
- Database save failures were silently caught and ignored
- API returned success even when DB save failed
- Container restarts lost in-memory Position Manager state
- Result: Unprotected positions with no TP/SL monitoring
Fixes Applied:
1. Database-First Pattern (app/api/trading/execute/route.ts):
- MOVED createTrade() BEFORE positionManager.addTrade()
- If database save fails, return HTTP 500 with critical error
- Error message: 'CLOSE POSITION MANUALLY IMMEDIATELY'
- Position Manager only tracks database-persisted trades
- Ensures container restarts can restore all positions
2. Transaction Timeout (lib/drift/orders.ts):
- Added 30s timeout to confirmTransaction() in closePosition()
- Prevents API from hanging during network congestion
- Uses Promise.race() pattern for timeout enforcement
3. Telegram Error Messages (telegram_command_bot.py):
- Parse JSON for ALL responses (not just 200 OK)
- Extract detailed error messages from 'message' field
- Shows critical warnings to user immediately
- Fail-open: proceeds if analytics check fails
4. Position Manager (lib/trading/position-manager.ts):
- Move lastPrice update to TOP of monitoring loop
- Ensures /status endpoint always shows current price
Verification:
- Test trade cmhxj8qxl0000od076m21l58z executed successfully
- Database save completed BEFORE Position Manager tracking
- SL triggered correctly at -$4.21 after 15 minutes
- All protection systems working as expected
Impact:
- Eliminates risk of unprotected positions
- Provides immediate critical warnings if DB fails
- Enables safe container restarts with full position recovery
- Verified with live test trade on production
See: CRITICAL_INCIDENT_UNPROTECTED_POSITION.md for full incident report
Fixed Telegram notification showing wrong leverage (10x instead of 20x).
Problem:
- SOL trades use SOLANA_LEVERAGE=20x (per-symbol override)
- API response was returning config.leverage (global default 10x)
- n8n workflow displayed incorrect leverage value
Changes:
- Line 345: Use 'leverage' variable (from getPositionSizeForSymbol)
- Line 448: ActiveTrade uses actual leverage
- Line 522: ExecuteTradeResponse uses actual leverage
- Line 557: Database createTrade() uses actual leverage
Now notifications correctly show 20x for SOL trades.
Added indicatorVersion field to track which TradingView indicator version
generated each signal (v5, v6, etc.)
Changes:
- Updated ExecuteTradeRequest interface to include indicatorVersion field
- Added indicatorVersion to both createTrade() calls with default 'v5' fallback
- Field already exists in Prisma schema (indicatorVersion String?)
- Defaults to 'v5' for backward compatibility with old alerts
This enables comparison of indicator performance:
- v5: Original Money Line indicator
- v6: Improved version with 100-bar price position filter
Works alongside existing signalQualityVersion (v4) which tracks backend
scoring algorithm changes. Two separate version fields:
1. indicatorVersion = TradingView Pine Script version (v5/v6)
2. signalQualityVersion = Backend scoring logic version (v4)
Frontend can now filter/compare trades by indicator version in analytics.
BUG FOUND:
Line 558: tp2SizePercent: config.takeProfit2SizePercent || 100
When config.takeProfit2SizePercent = 0 (TP2-as-runner system), JavaScript's ||
operator treats 0 as falsy and falls back to 100, causing TP2 to close 100%
of remaining position instead of activating trailing stop.
IMPACT:
- On-chain orders placed correctly (line 481 uses ?? correctly)
- Position Manager reads from DB and expects TP2 to close position
- Result: User sees TWO take-profit orders instead of runner system
FIX:
Changed both tp1SizePercent and tp2SizePercent to use ?? operator:
- tp1SizePercent: config.takeProfit1SizePercent ?? 75
- tp2SizePercent: config.takeProfit2SizePercent ?? 0
This allows 0 value to be saved correctly for TP2-as-runner system.
VERIFICATION NEEDED:
Current open SHORT position in database has tp2SizePercent=100 from before
this fix. Next trade will use correct runner system.
- Add usePercentageSize flag to SymbolSettings and TradingConfig
- Add calculateActualPositionSize() and getActualPositionSizeForSymbol() helpers
- Update execute and test endpoints to calculate position size from free collateral
- Add SOLANA_USE_PERCENTAGE_SIZE, ETHEREUM_USE_PERCENTAGE_SIZE, USE_PERCENTAGE_SIZE env vars
- Configure SOL to use 100% of portfolio (auto-adjusts to available balance)
- Fix TypeScript errors: replace fillNotionalUSD with actualSizeUSD
- Remove signalQualityVersion and fullyClosed references (not in interfaces)
- Add comprehensive documentation in PERCENTAGE_SIZING_FEATURE.md
Benefits:
- Prevents insufficient collateral errors by using available balance
- Auto-scales positions as account grows/shrinks
- Maintains risk proportional to capital
- Flexible per-symbol configuration (SOL percentage, ETH fixed)
- Change tp2SizePercent fallback from || 100 to ?? 0
- Allows 0 value to pass through (means 'activate trailing stop, don't close')
- Fixes bug where TP2 was closing 100% of remaining position
- Now correctly leaves 25% runner after TP1 closes 75%
- Applied to both execute and test endpoints
- Add market data cache service (5min expiry) for storing TradingView metrics
- Create /api/trading/market-data webhook endpoint for continuous data updates
- Add /api/analytics/reentry-check endpoint for validating manual trades
- Update execute endpoint to auto-cache metrics from incoming signals
- Enhance Telegram bot with pre-execution analytics validation
- Support --force flag to override analytics blocks
- Use fresh ADX/ATR/RSI data when available, fallback to historical
- Apply performance modifiers: -20 for losing streaks, +10 for winning
- Minimum re-entry score 55 (vs 60 for new signals)
- Fail-open design: proceeds if analytics unavailable
- Show data freshness and source in Telegram responses
- Add comprehensive setup guide in docs/guides/REENTRY_ANALYTICS_QUICKSTART.md
Phase 1 implementation for smart manual trade validation.
- Add ATR-based dynamic TP2 scaling from 0.7% to 3.0% based on volatility
- New config options: useAtrBasedTargets, atrMultiplierForTp2, minTp2Percent, maxTp2Percent
- Enhanced settings UI with ATR controls and updated risk calculator
- Fix external closure P&L calculation using unrealized P&L instead of volatile current price
- Update execute and test endpoints to use calculateDynamicTp2() function
- Maintain 25% runner system for capturing extended moves (4-5% targets)
- Add environment variables for ATR-based configuration
- Better P&L accuracy for manual position closures
- Added signalQualityVersion field to Trade model
- Tracks which scoring logic version was used for each trade
- v1: Original logic (price position < 5% threshold)
- v2: Added volume compensation for low ADX
- v3: CURRENT - Stricter logic requiring ADX > 18 for extreme positions (< 15%)
This enables future analysis to:
- Compare performance between logic versions
- Filter trades by scoring algorithm
- Data-driven improvements based on clean datasets
All new trades will be marked as v3. Old trades remain null/v1 for comparison.
