How to Use Rany Sniper Signals v2.0 on TradingView
Rany Sniper Signals v2.0 runs as a private invite-only script on TradingView. Once activated, you have access to both engines — the Fade Engine (counter-trend, mean-reversion) and the Normal Engine (trend-following BUY/SELL). This guide walks you through the recommended setup for the Fade Engine on 5m.
Step 1 — Activate the Indicator
After purchasing and sending your TradingView username via Telegram, access is granted manually. Then:
- Open any TradingView chart.
- Click Indicators → Invite-only scripts.
- Find Rany Sniper Signals v2.0 and add it to the chart.
Step 2 — Select the Fade Engine Preset
Open indicator settings and select the preset:
- Scalp · FADE · LIVE candle — recommended for 5m scalping
- Intensity: Strong (default)
- Quality: Sensitive (default)
- Candle Gate ATR: 0.5 (default range: 0.3–0.7)
Step 3 — Read the Live Panel
The Fade Engine displays a real-time panel on the chart. It updates on every tick and shows:
- State: Current Fade Engine state (watching / forming / ready / invalidated)
- Context: VWAP distance and RSI extremity
- Entry: The exact buffer price to use — 20% of candle range from the extreme
- Setup: SR zone, SuperTrend, Volume, RSI, VWAP all shown as checklist
If the panel shows "Already Reversing", the candle has already recovered 65% of its range — the entry window has passed. Wait for the next setup.
Step 4 — Verify the W/L Labels
Every historical Fade signal has a W (win) or L (loss) label printed directly on the chart, visible at any zoom level. The rolling win rate covers the last 50 signals.
- Win = TP touched before SL (first touch wins)
- Entry = the realistic buffer price, not the wick tip
- You can audit the stats yourself — no trust required
Best Assets for the Fade Engine (5m)
Mean-reverting, liquid markets. Avoid illiquid altcoins.
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