Bloomberg feeling for traders. Live charts, our proprietary Curio AI 1.2 engine with vision mode, an auto scanner across every market, backtesting, Telegram push and a prop firm guard that keeps you from blowing the account.
48h price action, refreshed continuously. Delayed data, for illustration only.
Auto-generated by Curio AI, timestamped, then resolved against real market data. No cherry picking, no deleted losers.
The first signals are being generated — the full journal is public from day one.
Curio AI blocks new setups around red-flag releases. Same feed, same news gate the cockpit uses.
This is a real, frozen analysis output for EUR/USD (swing, Curio AI 1.2 Pro). Same structure you get inside the cockpit: check steps, setup, counter-case, open questions.
Stripped-down demo view — as a subscriber you get the full analysis: pro patterns (SMC & harmonics), any symbol you want, live data and unlimited follow-up questions.
H4 holds a higher-low sequence above the EMA 50, D1 respects the 1.0790 zone as demand. The H1 pullback runs into the 0.5–0.618 retracement of the last impulse and RSI cools off without breaking structure — a classic trend pullback instead of a breakout chase.
The D1 trend is only two weeks old and momentum is flattening: if 1.0798 breaks, the whole structure looks like distribution rather than accumulation. A strong-USD news day would likely slice through the zone without a reaction.
Upload your chart screenshot — the AI reads structure, support/resistance and patterns, then proposes entry, stop loss and targets. No other tool wires data analysis and visual analysis together this directly.
Every 30 minutes the bot scans 28 pairs across 4 strategies. A+ setups land straight on your phone — you no longer have to sit in front of the chart.
FTMO, Topstep, Apex and friends — CURIO blocks trades that would breach your daily loss or max drawdown. One prevented blow-up pays for a year of the subscription.
Example structure of a Curio AI 1.2 report. Each layer contributes a weighted confidence value — you always see what drove the bias.
Trend, higher highs, EMA stack, RSI/MACD confluence across H1/H4.
Relative volume vs. 20-period mean, climax and dry-up detection from candle volume.
Structural highs/lows, equal highs, imbalance zones as an order-book proxy.
CFTC commercial vs. non-commercial net positioning, weekly delta.
High-impact releases in the window, with a gate that blocks fresh setups.