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The Everstrike Assistant is a conversational AI that helps you build and refine trading strategies without writing code. Describe your trading logic and preferences in plain language, answer a few follow-up questions, and the Assistant prepares a ready-to-run strategy for you. It also answers questions about markets and your account with live cards, works with the chart beside it, and manages your price alerts.

Where to find it

  • Assistant: the full-page chat, with preset questions grouped under Create a strategy, Markets & account, Take action and Test an idea.
  • Chart panel: on the Trade screen, the ✦ AI button on the chart opens a chat panel beside it. Its suggestion pills include chart requests such as Mark support & resistance, Yesterday’s biggest move and Compare with BTC. On desktop, ⤢ makes the panel wider and ⤡ makes it narrower again, and you can drag the panel by its header (double-click the header to put it back). In the composer, the up and down arrow keys bring back messages you sent earlier.
  • Type to prompt: on the Trade screen on desktop, start typing anywhere outside a field. Enter opens the strategy sheet by default. Turn on Chat in the bar and Enter sends your line to the Assistant instead. Shift+Enter sends a single line to the Assistant without turning Chat on. With the bar empty, the up arrow key brings back lines you entered earlier.

Creating a Strategy

Review supported data before defining requirements so you know which market inputs are available to your strategy. If your idea needs an extra data source, such as the VIX or the Fear & Greed Index, the Assistant adds it to the strategy’s input data for you.
1

Describe your trading logic

Tell the Assistant which markets you want to trade, the conditions that should trigger a trade, and any preferences like order size or holding period. Plain English works. No special syntax is required.
2

Answer follow-up questions

The Assistant may ask clarifying questions to fill in details it needs, such as your preferred timeframe, confidence threshold, or risk limits.
3

Review and submit

Depending on your selected approval mode, the Assistant either asks for your explicit confirmation before submitting or sends the strategy automatically. Once submitted, the strategy begins evaluating markets immediately.

Approval Modes

Approval modes control whether the Assistant asks for your confirmation before it places an order or creates or changes a strategy. Safe Mode is the default. You can switch modes at any time: on the full-page Assistant from the chat’s ⋯ menu under Model & approval, and in the chart panel from the chats menu under Model & approval. The setting is shared by both. Changing modes does not affect strategies that are already running. In the Trade screen’s type-to-prompt bar, turning on both Chat and Blitz runs the chart panel in Blitz Mode for as long as both are on, whatever your saved mode. The panel shows ⚡ Blitz under its header while this applies.
Use Safe Mode while you are validating a new strategy or learning how the Assistant reads your requests. In Blitz Mode an order the Assistant misreads is placed without a question, so reserve it for workflows where you trust the output, and start with small sizes.

Supported Models and Reasoning

Choose the model and reasoning depth that best fits your needs, under Model & approval (see above). More reasoning depth gives more deliberate responses at the cost of speed. Supported models
  • GPT-5.6 Luna (default)
  • GPT-6 Luna
  • GPT-5.4-mini
Supported reasoning modes: none, minimal, low, medium The default is GPT-5.6 Luna with low reasoning, which provides fast strategy creation and modification. For more thorough responses, switch to medium reasoning. These are the Assistant’s own models. The model a strategy uses for its evaluations is set separately on the strategy; see Models.

Trading Actions

Beyond building strategies, the Assistant can act on your behalf:
  • Submit, modify, and cancel orders, one at a time or several at once: market, limit and trigger orders
  • Size an order in dollars (“buy $50 of SOL”) or in coins (“sell 1 FTM”), as you give it
  • Attach a stop loss and take profit to a new order (“buy at 0.046 with a stop at 0.044”). For a buy the stop sits below the entry and the target above; for a sell (short) it is the other way round.
  • Close or reduce open positions, all or part (“close half my DOGE”). A close is always reduce-only and goes against your position, so closing a short is a buy.
  • Set stop losses and take profits on open positions
  • Pause, resume, update, and delete strategies
  • Prepare and run Fast Estimates (backtests) on historical candles
Trading actions follow your selected approval mode (see Approval Modes). If an order can’t be placed, for example because the size is below the market’s smallest order, the Assistant says why.

The Chart

When you chat in the panel beside the chart, the Assistant knows which market, timeframe and indicators the chart shows. Nothing it does on the chart places a trade.
  • Change the view: switch the market (“show me SOL”), the timeframe (“switch to 4h”), or add and remove indicators (“add RSI”, “take the Bollinger Bands off”). It can use the chart’s own indicator list, from EMA, SMA and Bollinger Bands to Ichimoku Cloud, VWAP and Volume, and change an indicator’s settings (“RSI 21”, “EMA 200”, “shift the EMA back 5 bars”). It can also switch the chart type (candles, bars, line, area, Heikin Ashi, hollow candles, baseline).
  • Show a past move: “show me yesterday’s biggest move”, “where was the top last week?”. The Assistant reads the candles, zooms the chart to the move, measures it with a ruler and tells you the change, the % and when it happened (UTC). “Yesterday” is the previous UTC day.
  • Compare markets: “how has SOL done against BTC this month?”. The Assistant gives both moves over the period and the gap, and overlays the other market on the chart with the price scale in %. “Take SOL off” removes it.
  • Draw: ask it to mark support and resistance, shade a price zone, connect swing lows with a trend line, draw a Fibonacci retracement over a swing or a channel along it, measure a move, sketch a long or short position with its entry, stop and target, outline a head and shoulders or an Elliott wave count, or put an arrow or a note on a bar. It draws up to 8 shapes per reply, anchored on the highs, lows and bar times of live market data. A position sketch only draws; it never places an order. Patterns are drawn only where the swings fit, with a caution that they are a reading, not a forecast.
  • Your trades: it sees your own fills on the chart’s market from the last 7 days and your strategies’ trades there, with the reasons they gave, so you can ask “where did I buy this week?” or “why did my strategy sell on Tuesday?”. It marks them with arrows.
  • Proposed orders: in Safe Mode, an order the Assistant prepares is drawn as a dashed line labelled Proposed buy or Proposed sell, with its stop and target, until you place it or ask for another. Hide from chart / Show on chart on the draft card toggles them.
The newest reply’s drawings appear on the chart by themselves. The drawings button under a reply shows or hides that reply’s drawings. Drawings belong to the market and timeframe they were drawn on: they come back when you return to that market and timeframe, and after a reload. They are never saved into your chart layout.
Drawings appear only in the chart panel on the Trade screen. Replies in the full-page Assistant don’t draw.

Price Alerts

The Assistant can create, pause, resume and delete your price alerts:
  • “Alert me if BTC goes above 120,000”
  • “Alert me when ETH funding turns negative”
  • “Pause my BTC alerts”, “Delete the alert at 2,400”
Alerts only notify you and never trade, so the Assistant applies these changes as soon as it replies, in either approval mode, and tells you what it set. A price alert must be above the current price for “above” and below it for “below”. Like alerts you create yourself, they are saved in this browser.

Opening Pages

Ask the Assistant to take you somewhere and it opens the page after its reply: a market’s Trade screen (“take me to SOL”), Markets, Portfolio, Deposit, Withdraw, Order history, Positions, your strategies or one strategy’s profile, Strategy Lab, Fast Estimates, Alerts, Funding rates or one market’s funding history, the Options Explorer, Screener, Macro, Daily Digest, Breakouts, AI credits, Settings and Support.

Live Cards

Many answers come with a live card under the reply, drawn from the app’s own data and kept up to date while you read: The directional bias card scores 1h, 4h and 24h: each timeframe scores +1 or −1 for price against EMA 50, EMA 20 against EMA 50, and RSI above 55 or below 45. A total of +2 or more reads bullish and −2 or less bearish. The trend card reads the chart’s timeframe from the EMA 20 slope and ADX strength. The high / low card shows the 24-hour and 7-day range and where the price sits in each. The breakouts card lists the strongest Keltner channel breakouts in the last 3 candles across 1h, 4h and 24h, like the Breakouts page. The macro card shows VIX, Fear & Greed, the US 10-year yield, the high-yield spread, BTC dominance and the S&P 500, with a risk-on or risk-off reading.
Bias, trend and breakout readings are fixed rules applied to past prices. They describe what has happened, not what will happen next.

Account and Market Context

The Assistant has access to the following context when creating or modifying strategies:
  • Real-time market data, including recent closes with their bar times and indicators, and candle history to answer how a market did over a period
  • The day’s biggest movers across all perpetual futures (a rolling 24 hours) and the latest breakouts
  • Headline macro figures, and more macro and on-chain data on request
  • What your chart shows (market, timeframe, indicators, settings the Assistant changed, chart type, compared markets), your trades on it, and your price alerts
  • Your open positions
  • Your running strategies and their recent events
  • Your active and historical orders
  • Your account balances
  • Other account context relevant to strategy construction

Limitations

The Assistant currently has the following limitations:
  • Backtests (Fast Estimates) replay extra data sources from their daily history, so a backtest sees one value per day while a live strategy sees the latest value at each evaluation.
  • Has a 15-message context window.

Rate Limits

The number of Assistant messages you can send depends on your account: Short bursts are also limited per minute and per hour, and usage is capped at 500,000 tokens per 24 hours. The window is a rolling 24 hours: each message counts until 24 hours after you sent it. Tap messages left in the Assistant header to see your limit, how it is made up, when the next message comes back, and how to raise it.

Pricing

The Assistant is free to use. Running the strategies it creates consumes AI credits, but the Assistant itself carries no charge.