GEM Hunter
GEM HUNTER
Flow engine

Tape and location must agree.

Flow prints only when aggressive tape (signed volume / candle delta) confirms a predefined location. Not Hunter’s L2 CVD score. Own geometry. RR ≥ 2. Own Telegram, own paper book, own bot toggle.

1
Lane
delta + location
2
RR floor
after fees
Wired
Bot
user toggle
None
Advice
paper tools only
Process

Location first. Tape second. Both or silence.

A delta spike in the middle of nowhere is noise. A level without aggression is a line on a chart.

Predefined location

A level this book already respects. Flow does not hunt random impulse.

Signed volume

Candle-delta / volume shock at that location. Not Hunter’s twelve-input composite.

Agreement

Initiative or absorption must match the location. Disagreement stays silent.

Own geometry

Stop beyond the location. RR ≥ 2 after fees, or skip.

What this is

  • A location-plus-tape engine with its own stop.
  • A book that can refuse a screaming tape with no level.
  • A paper ledger and Telegram lane of its own.
  • Wired to the CEX bot when you enable the toggle.

What this is not

  • Not Hunter CVD wearing a new name.
  • Not Radar’s tape score. Radar never prints a side.
  • Not a market-on-close because delta is green.
  • Not financial advice. If the location is gone, the idea is gone.
FAQ

Flow engine, in plain language

Is this Hunter’s CVD sleeve?

No. Hunter uses CVD as one of twelve score inputs, then a trigger chain. Flow is a standalone print when tape and a location agree.

What if tape is loud and location is missing?

Flow stays silent. Location is not optional.

Does Flow open a Radar seat?

No. Radar never queues seats. Flow is a signal engine; Radar is a layer.

Are Flow cards financial advice?

No. Paper tickets, invalidation, and R multiples are tools. Leverage can liquidate you. Past paper results do not guarantee future results.

Run Flow on the live venue

Open cards, history, paper R, and the Flow bot toggle are membership surfaces.