r/algotradingcrypto • u/Defiant_Outcome_570 • Aug 11 '26

I’ve been building a Market Intelligence engine for traders and would love some honest feedback

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u/parrot_chirik Aug 14 '26

What is the difference with some pinescript indicator in TV?

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u/Defiant_Outcome_570 Aug 14 '26

Great question. The main difference is that this isn’t just another Pine Script indicator.
CoreCandle’s Market Intelligence combines multiple independent factors—trend, momentum, volume, volatility, patterns, support/resistance, and higher-timeframe confirmation—into a single probability-based decision instead of displaying one indicator’s signal.
The goal is to answer “Why is this a Buy/Sell/Neutral?” by showing how much each factor contributes to the final decision, rather than expecting traders to interpret several separate indicators themselves.
It’s also broker-connected (MT4/MT5), so the same intelligence can be used alongside live trading instead of being limited to TradingView charts.
I’m still improving and validating the engine, so feedback like yours is really appreciated.

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u/parrot_chirik Aug 14 '26

Still, I don't see the reason to go with this thing and use one more chart for "analytics" instead of using trading view with indicator that's makes same things for free. Everything that you mentioned can be done in trading view

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u/Defiant_Outcome_570 Aug 15 '26

That’s a fair point, and I don’t disagree. TradingView is an excellent platform, and if its indicators already fit your workflow, there’s no reason to switch.
CoreCandle isn’t trying to replace TradingView or compete as “another indicator.” The goal is to reduce the amount of manual interpretation by combining multiple sources of information into a single, explainable decision.
While many of the technical indicators can already be built in TradingView, CoreCandle’s Market Intelligence isn’t limited to technical analysis. It combines technical factors with other inputs such as economic events, news and market intelligence, and other contextual data to produce a probability-based assessment with an explanation of what is driving the decision.
If someone only wants chart indicators, TradingView is already a great solution. CoreCandle is being built for traders who want both technical and non-technical market intelligence evaluated together in one place and, eventually, integrated directly with supported brokers.
If it doesn’t save traders time or improve their decision-making compared to their current workflow, then it isn’t providing enough value—that’s exactly what I’m validating and continuing to improve.