Deep Wave — Continuous Signal Tracking for Long-Term Trends

Where Sonar Pulse thinks in minutes and hours, Deep Wave thinks in months. Instead of a single position with entry, stop, and targets, the channel keeps a running logbook: every time the system spots a good buy or sell point on a tracked coin, a new line gets added — regardless of what price does in between.

Follow the trend on the chart

The card shows the coin over a much wider timespan than on the Sonar Pulse channel — here the chart spans well over a year. Every buy and sell point so far is marked, plus a dashed line for the average entry price of the buys made so far.

Read every buy in the logbook

Below the chart, the signal logbook lists every single buy and sell with price and date — traceable rather than just an end result. In the real example above, the last four buys range from 1,572 to 2,730 USDT, spread across eight months; in total, this account carries eleven buys and five sells on ETHUSDT.

What's coming on 15.09.

So far, Deep Wave is pure tracking — the app shows what an automated system would have done, but nothing gets triggered yet. That changes on 2026-09-15: Deep Wave's autopilot launches, starting with the Spot account. When the system spots a buy point, it automatically invests a set amount or percentage; on a sell point, it sells accordingly. Once the autopilot is live, there'll be its own post covering everything that changes.

In short

Deep Wave is the slow counterpart to Sonar Pulse: no entering and exiting on command, just an account that logs its own buy and sell points. From mid-September on, you won't have to act on them yourself — until then, it's read-only.