← LIVE RADAR CAPTAIN CRUSH V1 · FIELD GUIDE
READ THE INSTRUMENT 15S BARS

How to read a
Crush setup.

The current demo follows the full workflow: live family, compression, fire, momentum shift, then exit. Use it as the visual key for the radar.

01 / WATCH THE SEQUENCE

Watch the current five-step sequence

Current Captain Crush walkthrough: LIVE FAMILY → COMPRESSION → FIRE → MOMENTUM SHIFT → EXIT. The demo is silent by design and uses the same 15-second chart language as the radar.

02 / THE FIVE THINGS TO SEE

Read it in order

01

Live family

Start with a family that is present on the live feed. The video begins where the radar begins: with the event, not a generic example.

02

Compression

BB sits inside KC. Filled cyan dots show COMPRESSION ON; outlined dots show OFF while the market stores energy.

03

Fire

A closed bar moves from compressed to not compressed. The gold marker identifies the backend fire transition.

04

Momentum shifts

The lower histogram expands toward one outcome. Green favors outcome A (or YES for a mention); red favors outcome B (or NO). Dark-to-light bars mark strengthening momentum.

05

Exit

Use the confirmed momentum shift as the exit signal. The model is built around holding through fire, not chasing a snapback.

03 / WHAT COUNTS AS A CLEAN SETUP

Follow the five stages

  1. 1
    LIVE FAMILYChoose a family that is present on the live radar.
  2. 2
    COMPRESSIONWatch for the bands to contract and store energy.
  3. 3
    FIREWait for the backend to mark the closed-bar expansion.
  4. 4
    MOMENTUM SHIFTConfirm the dark-to-light transition in the move's direction.
  5. 5
    EXITUse the confirmed shift as the exit signal.
KEEP THE MODEL HONEST

A setup is not a signal

Compression alone is only stored energy. A live bar can break and then return inside the channel. The useful sequence is a closed-bar fire followed by momentum that holds its direction until the shade shifts.

OPEN THE LIVE RADAR ↗
04 / WHICH CONTRACT

The route panel answers the trade question

The chart colors identify which outcome momentum favors. They do not place an order or guarantee an executable quote. Confirm the underlying market and available liquidity before entering.