From indicator alert to executed order
Most trading strategies live inside TradingView as a Pine Script alert: accurate, but useless the moment you're away from your desk. CryptoStratium closes that gap. Point a TradingView webhook at your account and every alert becomes a live buy or sell command on Binance, executed by the app on your own device.
Setting it up takes three steps
- Log in and open this page: it shows your personal webhook address and the alert message with your key already filled in.
- In TradingView create an alert, tick Webhook URL in the Notifications tab and paste the address; paste the message into the Message box.
- Save the alert. Each time it fires, the signal reaches your group and your app places the order.
Built for webhooks, not just TradingView
TradingView is the most common source, but the inbound signal pipeline isn't limited to it. Any tool that can call a web address with a coin, a price and a side can feed the same pipeline, so however your strategy generates its signal, the execution path stays the same.
What happens after the webhook fires
- Alert received - your webhook posts the signal to your CryptoStratium endpoint.
- Risk checked - vault rules cap the order size before anything executes, see risk management.
- Order placed - your app fires the trade on Binance.
- Result logged - the fill shows up in your trading reports.
Once a signal is flowing in automatically, you can also publish it out to followers, see signal sharing, so they get the same TradingView-triggered call the moment it fires.