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Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about the rule set, the data, and how the terminal works.

We publish a daily scored Bitcoin setup when the rule set detects a MACD divergence that is confirmed by an unfilled CME futures gap, trend alignment, volume, and higher timeframe structure. Every entry, stop, target, and exit is logged in the open trade record.

No. GapDiverge is a research and market intelligence terminal. The setups are shown for transparency and education only. Every trading decision, position sizing choice, and risk management rule remains your responsibility.

The score is built from five weighted factors: CME gap proximity and size, MACD divergence strength, trend alignment, volume confirmation, and higher timeframe confluence. The total ranges from 0 to 100. A setup only fires when the score crosses the 55 floor.

CME Bitcoin futures trade during weekday hours and close over the weekend. When the spot market moves sharply during that closed window, the futures open at a different level, creating a gap. These gaps often act as magnets for price and provide a concrete reference level for divergence confirmation.

Setups are evaluated after every daily close. Some months produce several setups, others produce none. The system does not force trades; it only reports when the rule set is fully satisfied.

Pro members receive real-time alerts the moment a setup confirms, access to the live monitor with the developing score board, and priority support. The trade log and methodology remain open to all visitors.

Yes. You can cancel at any time from your account settings. Access continues until the end of the current billing period and future payments stop immediately.

Spot price and candle data are sourced from Binance BTCUSDT public endpoints. CME gap levels are calculated from CME Bitcoin futures reference data and converted to Chicago time.