Analysis by Claude · Hard-coded risk limits
ForecastPro reads the market on your schedule, asks Claude for a reasoned buy, sell or hold on every coin you follow, and lets nothing through that breaks the risk gate’s rules. Orders run on your own exchange account — your funds never leave it.
$999 / yearpaid in cryptono auto-renewalpaper trading first
Not financial advice. Crypto trading involves substantial risk of loss. Accounts start with trading off and paper trading (the exchange testnet) is one click away. Real-money trading is not available yet: at launch, orders go only to the exchange testnet.
How it works
Claude does the thinking. Rules written in code decide what is allowed. You decide everything else — the coins, the budget, the risk level, and whether anything trades at all.
For every coin you watch: 250 closed candles on your trading timeframe and on the next one up, turned into the indicators on this page. News, social sentiment and the Fear & Greed index come along.
AI analysis runs on Claude, Anthropic’s AI model, using your own Anthropic API key. It returns one decision per coin — buy, sell or hold — with a size, a confidence score and its reasoning in plain language.
Hard-coded rules Claude cannot argue with: watchlist only, a minimum confidence, a per-coin cap, a total budget cap and a daily-loss kill switch for new buys. Oversized buys are clamped; failures are logged and never sent.
Claude proposes. The gate disposes.Approved orders go to your exchange through a trade-only API key, each one written to your journal before it is sent. After a buy comes a stop-loss / take-profit bracket; a missing bracket is placed again on the next cycle.
The dashboard
Every coin on your watchlist with its trend on two timeframes and each indicator scored and labeled — the same numbers Claude sees, next to the decisions it made and the gate’s verdicts.
The math behind ForecastPro
Every indicator is computed on closed candles only — the candle still forming is left out — using the textbook definitions below. The risk rules and the accounting are written out just as precisely. Nothing here predicts prices; it is how ForecastPro measures the market and limits what can happen to your money.
n = 14Wilder smoothing
Average gain against average loss over 14 closed candles. The averages start as a simple mean and are then smoothed Wilder’s way (L̄ the same as Ḡ). A perfectly flat market reads 50; readings above 70 are conventionally called overbought, below 30 oversold.
12 / 26 / 9EMA seeded with an SMA
Two exponential averages of the close; the gap between them is momentum. The signal line smooths that gap, and the histogram shows whether momentum is building or fading. Each EMA starts from the simple average of its first n values.
20 candles2 σ (population)
A 20-candle average with a band two standard deviations either side. %B places the latest close inside the band — 0 at the lower edge, 1 at the upper, above 1 outside it — and bandwidth says how wide, that is how volatile, the market currently is.
n = 14Wilder smoothing
The typical size of one candle, gaps from the previous close c included. It starts as the mean of the first 14 true ranges and is then smoothed. ForecastPro reports it as a percentage of the price P, so a $60,000 coin and a $0.10 coin compare directly.
n = 14Wilder smoothing
+DI and −DI (DI⁺, DI⁻) say which side has been pushing — DM⁻ mirrors DM⁺ with d and u swapped, and S is Wilder’s running sum. ADX says how strongly a trend is running, whichever its direction. The DIs need 15 candles and ADX needs 28, because its first value averages 14 DX readings.
SMA 50 / 200two timeframes
Each coin gets this label on its trading timeframe and on the next one up (1h with 4h, 4h with 1d, 1d with 1w), so a short-term signal is read against the bigger trend. Before 200 candles exist, price against SMA 50 must agree with EMA 12 against EMA 26. The label is context for Claude, not a gate rule.
budget Bcap share p
Claude proposes a size; the gate clamps it to whichever cap binds first — the per-coin cap or the total budget cap — and names it. Both caps count only what the bot bought, each position at the larger of what it cost and what it is worth, so neither a rally nor a drawdown makes them look roomier than they are. Buys approved earlier in the same cycle count too.
rolling 24 hper venue
Realized profit and loss over the last 24 hours, average-cost basis, protective stop-loss and take-profit fills included. Past the limit, new buys pause until the losses roll out of the window. It blocks buys, never exits: sells and protective orders always go through, because they only reduce risk. A sell with no recorded cost basis counts as zero, never as profit.
per exchange accountnet of fees
Positions and profit and loss are replayed from your journal’s filled orders, one book per venue and exchange account, so paper results never mix with real ones. Quantities are what really filled, net of commission; proceeds are net of the fee. Coins you already held are never part of it.
one-cancels-the-otherafter every buy
A take-profit limit above and a stop below, from your own levels or the risk profile’s (s, τ in the table below); a level the market has already passed is moved just past the current price P. The stop sells at market where the pair supports it, otherwise as a stop-limit 0.5% under its trigger. A stop does not guarantee the exit price.
Percentages are of your budget B. Stop-loss and take-profit are defaults you can change.
| Risk level | Low | Medium | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per-coin cap p | 5% | 15% | 30% |
| Daily-loss limit ℓ | 2% | 5% | 10% |
| Min. confidence | 0.70 | 0.60 | 0.50 |
| Stop-loss s | 3% | 5% | 10% |
| Take-profit τ | 6% | 10% | 20% |
Every buy and sell also needs the coin on your watchlist, a confidence at or above the minimum, and no earlier order for that coin still waiting for the exchange to confirm it. These limits reduce risk; they do not remove it, and none of this predicts returns.
Safety & control
ForecastPro is non-custodial: your funds stay in your own exchange account, and every order is checked against rules that no model output can change.
Paper trading comes first. New accounts start with trading off; turning on Paper (the exchange testnet, play money) takes one click. Real-money trading is not available yet: at launch ForecastPro trades on the Binance testnet only, and we will announce it when that changes. Even then, it unlocks only after you verify your email, acknowledge the risk disclosure and connect a key verified as trade-only.
Stored keys are encrypted at rest, never shown back in full and never written to logs. You can replace or remove them at any time.
New accounts start with trading off: turn on Paper (Binance testnet) with one click, and nothing real is traded until you choose Live and pass the safety checks. Paper mode runs the full loop — analysis, gate, orders — on the exchange testnet with play money.
What the bot bought of each coin is capped at a share of your budget (15% on medium risk), and all its positions together at your budget — the total budget cap; larger buys are clamped. The caps count only what the bot bought — never coins you already held — and they limit capital at work, not losses.
When realized losses over the last 24 hours exceed your limit, the gate pauses new buys; sells and protective exits still go through. No exceptions, no overrides.
After each buy, ForecastPro places a bracket order on the exchange at stop-loss and take-profit levels you control. If the exchange rejects it, the journal flags it and the next cycle tries again.
Every proposal, its reasoning, the gate’s verdict and each resulting order is logged, so you can audit exactly what happened and why.
Features
Technicals, news and crowd mood go in. A reasoned, checked decision comes out — on a schedule, or whenever you ask.
RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, ADX, ATR, moving averages and volume — on your trading timeframe plus a higher one for context, so a short-term signal is read against the bigger trend.
The market-wide Fear & Greed index is part of every read, so crowd mood is weighed next to the charts.
Headlines, social discussion and trending coins feed the analysis. Sources you haven’t connected are simply skipped.
Every decision comes with a proposed size, a confidence score and Claude’s reasoning in plain language, right next to the risk gate’s verdict.
Choose an interval and ForecastPro runs the whole cycle — read, analyze, check, execute — on its own. Or press “Run analysis” whenever you like. Pause at any time.
Connect your own Anthropic API key and choose the Claude model and effort level. Every run shows its token usage and estimated cost.
Engineering
Software that places orders with your money should be held to the standard of software that moves money. These are facts about how ForecastPro is built — no testimonials, no borrowed logos.
Every money path — the risk gate, orders, protective brackets, reconciliation, portfolio and trading mode — has explicit tests for the failure cases. The suite runs fully offline, against fake exchanges and a fake AI.
The risk gate is code, not a prompt. Whatever Claude writes, the caps, the minimum confidence, the watchlist and the kill switch are checked in Python before anything reaches your exchange.
Keys are stored with authenticated encryption (Fernet: AES-128 with an HMAC-SHA256 integrity check), decrypted only in memory when a request needs them, and never written to logs.
Before live trading, ForecastPro asks Binance for the key’s permissions and refuses a key that can withdraw. The check repeats every live cycle; a key that gains withdrawal rights switches the account to off.
Each order carries its own client ID and is written down before it leaves. If the exchange’s reply is lost, the next cycle looks the order up and settles it — nothing is retried blindly.
The code has been through dedicated security and money-path reviews. Passwords are hashed with Argon2id, sign-ins are rate limited, and the app runs under a strict content security policy.
These are our own engineering practices, not a third-party audit or certification.
Pricing
One price for a full year of ForecastPro, paid once in crypto. No tiers, no upsells, no automatic charges.
ForecastPro · Annual access
$999/ year
365 days of access · billed in US dollars, paid in crypto
Create your account, then pay on the next screen. Trading stays off until you turn it on — paper trading first.
Pay with USDT (TRC20), USDT (ERC20), BTC or ETH on 0xProcessing’s hosted payment page. The coin amount is set from the $999 price at checkout; network fees and any fee your wallet or exchange charges are yours. Access starts once the payment is confirmed.
Crypto can’t be charged again without you, so nothing renews on its own. We email you 14 days and 3 days before your access ends, and on the day it does. Renew any time in the last 30 days; the new year is added to the time you have left.
Payments are final, except where the law gives you a right to a refund (see the Terms). After you subscribe, paper trading on the exchange testnet lets you watch the whole system work before any of your trading capital is at risk.
Claude usage is billed by Anthropic to your own API key (every run shows its estimated cost), and trading fees by your exchange. ForecastPro never marks these up.
Not financial advice. Crypto trading involves substantial risk of loss. The subscription pays for software, not for any result. At launch it covers paper trading on the Binance testnet only: real-money trading is not available yet.
FAQ
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Email support@forecastspro.com. Before trading, please read the risk disclosure.
No. ForecastPro is software that runs the strategy you configure. Claude’s analysis is machine-generated and can be wrong, and nothing on this site or in the app is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Crypto trading involves substantial risk of loss.
$999 for 365 days of access, with every feature included. You pay Anthropic directly for Claude usage on your own API key, and your exchange for its trading fees.
In crypto, through 0xProcessing’s hosted payment page: USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, BTC or ETH. Send exactly the coin and network shown, before the payment page expires; a payment sent on the wrong network can be lost. Your access starts once the payment is confirmed, and you get a receipt by email.
There is no free trial, and payments are not refundable except where the law requires it — the Terms explain the rights of consumers in the EU, the EEA and the UK. After you subscribe, paper trading on the exchange testnet lets you watch the whole system work with play money before any of your trading capital is at risk.
No. Nothing is ever charged without you. We email you 14 days and 3 days before your access ends and on the day it ends; renewing adds 365 days to the time you have left. If access lapses, analyses and new orders stop, and protective orders already on the exchange stay in place.
No. Your funds stay in your own exchange account. ForecastPro uses a trade-only API key that can place and cancel orders; keys that can withdraw are rejected for live trading. You can revoke the key at your exchange at any time.
Yes. Prices can move quickly and against you. The risk gate caps how much goes into each coin and stop-losses aim to limit the loss on each position, but the exchange can reject a protective order, and in fast or illiquid markets orders can fill at worse prices than expected. Only trade money you can afford to lose.
No. Claude only proposes. Every decision passes through the hard-coded risk gate — watchlist, minimum confidence, per-coin position cap, total budget cap and daily-loss kill switch. Oversized buys are clamped to the caps, and anything that fails a rule is logged and never sent.
Each coin is capped separately, and all positions together can never exceed your budget. The budget limits the capital at work, not how much a falling market can cost you.
Not yet. At launch ForecastPro trades on the Binance testnet only (paper trading, with test funds); real-money trading is not available, and we will announce it when it is. Accounts start with trading off, and paper trading is the first mode that places orders.
When real-money trading is enabled, it will unlock only after you verify your email, acknowledge the risk disclosure and connect keys that are verified as trade-only.
An email address, the annual payment, an Anthropic API key for Claude, and a free Binance testnet API key for paper trading. News and social sources (CryptoPanic, X, Reddit) are optional and each needs your own key for that service (for Reddit, a free Reddit app’s ID and secret).
Binance spot markets with USDT pairs. You choose the watchlist yourself, or let the coin picker suggest coins by market cap or trend — the gate only ever allows coins on your list.
Keys are encrypted at rest with AES-based authenticated encryption, decrypted only in memory when a request needs them, never displayed back in full and never written to logs. You can replace or remove them at any time.
In the app, after confirming your password: from the Account page while your access is active, or from the billing page you see after signing in if your access has ended or you never paid. Or at any time by emailing support@forecastspro.com from your account’s email address. Deleting your account permanently removes your settings, encrypted keys, decision journal and security log. We keep only a record of each payment you made, without your email address, as accounting law requires. While a payment is still confirming, deletion waits until it is settled (at most 24 hours). The privacy policy has the details.
Get ForecastPro, connect a free Binance testnet key and your Anthropic key, and watch the analyst and the risk gate work with play money before any of your trading capital is at risk.
Not financial advice. Crypto trading involves substantial risk of loss. $999 per year, paid in crypto, no refunds except where the law requires. Real-money trading is not available yet: at launch, orders go only to the Binance testnet; accounts start with trading off.