Glossary
10/01/2026
Key takeaways
- Signal, entry, stop and mark price
- EMF, EMP and TX1K Core
- Auto-trade, engine and active leverage
Signal terms
- Signal – a trade idea from TX1K Core: direction, entry, stop and timeframe.
- LONG / SHORT – LONG profits when the price rises, SHORT when it falls.
- EMF / EMP – the two detection types: EMF points up (long), EMP points down (short).
- TX1K Core – the engine that scans the market and produces the signals.
- Entry – the price where the signal opens (shown as an entry zone).
- Mark price – the current market price used to calculate the running result.
- Stop loss – the price where the signal is closed if the market moves against it (about 3% from entry).
- Flip – a new signal closing the previous one on the same timeframe.
Platform terms
- Terminal – the page with the live signal for each timeframe.
- Terminal Log – the history of finished signals with the final result.
- Active Leverage – the leverage used to show the result in the Terminal.
- Auto-trade – the option where the engine opens and closes the trade for you on your own exchange.
- Engine – Binandicator’s execution service; it sends the orders to your exchange.
- % of balance – how much of your exchange balance auto-trade uses per trade.
- Isolated margin – each trade only risks the margin you put into it.
- Performance – the accumulated result of closed signals, shown for 1x and for your chosen leverage.
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