This tutorial helps you use it multi-timeframe scanning on AurexisLabs intentionally: not to click scan for fun, but to feed a repeatable research pipeline.

Step 1 — Prepare

  • Determine the market you trade: BTC dominants, ETH, or a liquid basket of altcoins.
  • Record short macro bias (risk-on / risk-off) from layer A news — see filter news.
  • Login to Labs: /login (use trial/demo according to existing package).

Step 2 — Run multi-timeframe scan

Scan to see consensus/divergence between frames. Prioritize codes:

  • Agree in the same direction as your major bias;
  • Enough liquidity so that the stop is not "overtaken" unreasonably;
  • Have a catalytic story or clean structure — not just a pretty score.

Step 3 — Manual confirmation

Open original chart: swing, price range, ATR for stop. See more thinking in read multi-timeframe Bitcoin.

Step 4 — Risk plan

Apply checklist risk management. No R and invalidation → no trade.

Step 5 — Demo or small size

The new process should run on Demo or minimum size 1–2 weeks.

Scan is binoculars — you're still the driver. Don't let scores replace responsibility.

Super Scan vs multi-timeframe scan

Multi-timeframe scanning is the background; Super Scan emphasizes the synthetic consensus layer. Read What is Super Scan? to choose the right tools for your research session.

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