The Fibonacci sequence, briefly
1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233. Each number is the sum of the two before it. The course uses these numbers for average lengths and, where it can, for timeframes. The author also attaches a numerological meaning to 55; that is the author's belief, and nothing in this course depends on it.
The timeframe hierarchy
The course works from the top down: weekly for the big picture, daily for the plan, four-hour for the entry. It does not go below four hours for decisions and does not scalp.
On WenMoonLambo:
- The lesson chart offers 1D, 1W and 1M. That is deliberate: lessons teach structure, and structure lives on the big timeframes.
- The Technical Analysis chart has 1m, 5m, 15m, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W and 1M buttons, and its own interval menu adds 2H and 3H. The author's 2-day, 3-day, 5-day, 6-hour, 8-hour and 12-hour views are not offered; the four-hour and the daily carry that work here.
- The Scanner screens on 1W, 1D or 4H bars, which matches the hierarchy exactly.
Switch the lesson chart between 1D and 1W with the same two lines on. The weekly cross happens rarely and matters a lot; the daily cross happens often and matters less. That is the hierarchy in one picture.
Alerts: how to get told
The course sets alerts on the chart itself. On this platform alerts are rules on your account, not drawings on a chart, and they reach you in the notification centre and as a browser push. Three places create them:
- Scanner: every result row has a bell. It creates a rule like "BTC price crosses above 85,000".
- Indicator Dashboard: each card has an Alert button for its indicator.
- Signal Nexus: email alerts when a coin's confluence score crosses your thresholds.
Rule types available today: price crosses a level, RSI crosses a level on a timeframe, a moving-average cross (golden, death, or the Wolf Cross 8/55), a funding-rate threshold, and a scanner hit. There is no Bollinger-band alert and no mobile app; the browser push covers a phone that has the site open.
Pro accounts hold up to 50 rules, free accounts 3.
Two timeframes side by side
The course sets up a split screen with the daily on the left and the four-hour on the right. The chart here is one pane. The honest substitute is the four-gauge row under the Technical Analysis chart, which rates 1H, 4H, 1D and 1W at once, and the habit of checking the daily before the four-hour rather than at the same time.
In the lab
Keep RSI and MACD on and step the lesson chart through 1M, 1W and 1D. Write one line per timeframe in your journal: trend, momentum, and whether they agree. Then open the Scanner, run the Wolf Cross preset on weekly bars, and put an alert on one of the results. You have just done the course's alert lesson the way this platform does it.