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Broker compatibility

Chinese Bot is free binary option signals we’ve optimized for Quotex; you can use the same readings on most mainstream short-expiry brokers—IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Binomo, Quotex, and Stockity. Always mirror the same pair and candle length on your platform as you pick here.

Choose pair and timeframe to view your signal

Chinese Bot · Setup

Three steps, one focused screen

Choose pairtimeframe → scroll for your card.

  1. Pick your pair

  2. Set timeframe

  3. Scroll down

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Currency pair

Swipe chips · same symbol as on your broker

2

Timeframe

2H · swipe chips to change

Viewing EUR/USD · 2H

Card below · tap ↻ if stuck

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Market Closed

Underlying market is closed—live binary-option-style signals pause here. Use your broker’s demo to practice.

Chinese Bot · Reading card

Symbol & candle length are in the card header · quotes stream live

EU

EUR/USD

2H Strong

UP

Same idea as a Call / Higher: bullish bias on this pair and timeframe.

79%

Strength

RSI

54

Trend

Market

Range

Confirmations

MACD bullish

Entry Price

1.1795

Expires

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Extra context

Optional background — the card above is the main signal.

Higher-timeframe mood

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Neutral Market

Volatility style (hint)

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Standard Strategy

Use standard indicators

This Pair

1EUR/USD79%

Trading Session

Sydney Session

Weekend - market closed

Volatility

LOW

FAQ

Quick answers about how Chinese Bot behaves in your browser—not a broker, not a wallet.

What is Chinese Bot, in plain words?
Chinese Bot is a read-only assistant for binary option signals on major currency pairs. You pick the symbol and candle length that match your broker; it replies with one card for directional bias, a numeric “strength” style score, and a compact chart snapshot. Nothing here executes trades or moves money.
Why can’t I see a card until I pick a pair?
The layout is intentional: one instrument, one tempo. That mirrors how discretionary traders think (“what is cable doing on my 3-minute chart?”) and keeps load times predictable. You can switch pair or timeframe anytime—the URL updates so you can bookmark a favorite combo.
Do I need an account, email, or API key?
No. Chinese Bot is meant to be opened like a utility page. We do not gate the card behind sign-up. If you later enable optional browser notifications, that is handled by the browser—not a username database on our side for basic viewing.
What does the percentage next to “Strength” actually mean?
Treat it as an internal consistency meter: how strongly the rule-set lines up behind UP or DOWN right now. It is not a published win rate, not a guarantee, and not a substitute for your own risk rules. High numbers can still coincide with fast reversals—especially on turbo lengths.
Why does the card sometimes say NO TRADE?
That state means the model would rather stay flat: chop, conflicting momentum, or a weak edge versus the higher-timeframe picture. In those moments, Chinese Bot is nudging you toward patience—skipping a contract is also a decision.
How should I line up the timeframe chips with my chart?
Choose the label that matches the candle duration (or synthetic expiry) you are watching. Ultra-short chips (seconds) react fastest but carry more flicker; hour- and day-scale labels smooth the noise but refresh less often. If the card and your broker chart disagree, assume the broker chart is ground truth for fills.
Is Chinese Bot free? Will there be a paid tier?
The reader on this site is free to use in the sense of no paywall for viewing cards. We do not sell “signal packages” from this page. If commercial arrangements change in the future, this FAQ would be updated—today’s intent is frictionless access for learning.
Where do live quotes come from?
Market data is sourced from Massive.com (formerly Polygon.io) through our quote pipeline. Feeds can lag or pause during maintenance—if a number looks frozen, use the floating refresh control or reload the tab.
Can I practice without funding a live account?
Strongly encouraged. Run Chinese Bot beside a demo or paper environment on whatever platform you use. Track how often you agree with the card, how size and spread change outcomes, and whether turbo speed fits your temperament—before committing real capital.
Is this legal or regulated financial advice?
Chinese Bot is not a regulated advisory service and nothing here is tailored to your personal finances. Laws on short-term contracts differ by country—some jurisdictions restrict or ban them entirely. You alone decide whether trading is permissible where you live and whether any reading here fits your plan.

Risk Warning

Short-term trading products wipe out most retail accounts. Chinese Bot output is not investment advice. Risk only capital you can lose entirely. Prefer demo or paper trading while you learn how often the card matches your own rules.