Case study · CLSK · 2022.12 – 2024.01
The same setup, twice, on one stock
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It starts below the line
CleanSpark, a bitcoin miner, on daily candles. The pink line is the 100-day volume-weighted average; below it, the trend has turned down. This setup only looks at double bottoms formed under that line.
Walk it yourself
Would you have spotted it with no label on the chart?
We'll save the Downtrend double bottom condition as one of your own scans. It then stands in the Signals tab of the note sidebar, and one tap on Practice opens a real past spot where that condition actually fired — you see only the bars up to that day, and you walk the rest yourself.
It starts in the note sidebar → Signals tab. The same condition also drives signal search in that tab.
But how would you watch this across thousands of symbols?
Every signal in this story is a record of what SQMATE actually detected on that date. The same detectors sweep 8,000+ symbols every day — you can open the symbols standing in this shape today.
This page is an observation of past records and does not recommend trading any particular symbol.
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