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Broker compatibility

Works with common BO apps Signals fit short binary expiries on apps like Pocket Option · Quotex · IQ Option · Olymp Trade · Binomo · Stockity. Use the same pair name and candle length as on your chart.

Choose pair and timeframe to view your signal

Pair · Your expiry

Three easy steps

Pairtimeframe → your signal.

  1. Pair

  2. Timeframe

  3. Signal

01

Pick a pair

Swipe · match your broker

02

Pick a timeframe

2M · swipe

ACTIVE EUR/USD @ 2M

Below · ↻ refresh

HALT

Market is closed

Live quotes pause when the underlying session is shut. You can still explore the site or practice on your broker’s demo.

Your reading

Binary-style signal

Pair · expiry length · live hint

EU

EUR/USD

2M HIGH
LIVE

UP

Think “Higher” or Call: price leaning up for the expiry you selected—not a guarantee, just what the model sees right now.

Match score

73%

RSI

55

Trend

Regime

Trend

Checks lined up

MACD bullish ADX uptrend

Entry

1.1793

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Extra context

Background mood

Nice to know — your main decision is still the big UP / DOWN / NO TRADE card above.

HTF tone

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Neutral Market

Vol hint

Range Trading

Buy support, sell resistance

Leg

1EUR/USD73%

Trading Session

Trading session

Sydney

Weekend - market closed

Volatility

LOW

Help

Common questions

Japanese Bot only shows ideas in your browser. We never hold your money, never place trades, and never connect to your broker.

What does Japanese Bot do for me?
We help you read the market for binary-style FX trades in plain language. Match the pair and timeframe to your app, then you see one card: UP (Higher), DOWN (Lower), or NO TRADE, a match score, and a small chart. You always tap Buy yourself on your broker.
Why do I have to pick a pair first?
Each signal is built for that exact pair. Choosing first keeps things fast and clear—like focusing on one chart. Switch pair or timeframe anytime; your browser link remembers what you picked.
Do I need an account or API key?
No. For the free page, just open the site—like using a calculator. Optional browser alerts stay on your device; we don’t need your broker password or API keys to show the card.
What does the match score mean?
It shows how many of our checks agree on the same direction—not “you will win X% of trades.” Higher can feel more confident; low or mixed readings still lose. Never bet more than you can afford to lose, especially on very short expiries.
Why show NO TRADE?
Sometimes the model sees choppy or unclear conditions—sideways price, conflicting signals, or a fight with the bigger trend. Skipping a trade is a real strategy. Many pros wait for a cleaner setup.
How do I match the timeframe to my broker?
Choose the chip that matches how long your option runs or the candle length on your chart (e.g. 1M, 5M). Shorter = faster updates but noisier; longer = calmer but slower to change. If something looks off, trust your broker’s chart for the final decision.
Is there a paywall?
The main signal page stays free to use. We’re not hiding basic readings behind a subscription here. If that ever changes, we’ll say so clearly on the site.
Where do prices come from?
Quotes flow through our servers from Massive.com (formerly Polygon.io). Rare outages can freeze numbers—use the round refresh button or reload the page if a price looks stuck.
Can I practice without real money?
Yes—that’s smart. Keep our page open next to your broker’s demo account, note when you would have followed or ignored the signal, and only risk real money when you’re ready—if binary options are even legal where you live.
Is this financial advice?
No. We’re not a licensed advisor; nothing here is tailored to your income, goals, or taxes. Binary and short-dated products are restricted or banned in some places—check your local rules and trade only if you understand the risk.
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Risk

Binary and very short trades wipe out many accounts. This site is not personal advice. Use demo money first; with real money, only stake what you can lose entirely.