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Exploring Assets

The Explore tab in the Strategy Lab lets you research an asset before creating a strategy for it.

Exploring BTC on the daily timeframe


Choose from the available EUR trading pairs on your connected exchange. When you select an asset:

  1. Aurono automatically fetches historical price data (daily candles)
  2. Extended history loads in the background for deeper analysis
  3. Charts and indicators update as data arrives

No manual “fetch data” step is needed.


The Explore tab uses a regime-first hierarchy: the most important information — the macro regime — appears at the top, before any charts.

A prominent card at the top shows the current market regime in plain language:

  • A large, colour-coded label: Bullish, Bearish, Ranging, Overbought, or Oversold
  • A human-readable sentence explaining what the label means for this asset

This gives you the headline at a glance — you don’t need to interpret charts to understand the macro picture.

Below the regime card, two stat cards show:

  • Current Price — with percentage changes over the last 1h, 4h, and daily candles
  • Volatility — average price move per period, biggest drop, and biggest rally

A candlestick chart showing the asset’s price history with:

  • 50-day moving average — short-term trend
  • 200-day moving average — long-term trend

RSI shown below the price chart:

  • Above 70 — potentially overbought
  • Below 30 — potentially oversold
  • Between 30–70 — neutral range

MACD chart (12, 26, 9) shown below RSI for momentum analysis.

The regime label is based on simple, transparent rules:

RegimeMeaning
BullishPrice above both moving averages
BearishPrice below both moving averages
RangingPrice between moving averages
OverboughtRSI above 70 (overrides bullish)
OversoldRSI below 30 (overrides bearish)

These labels help you form an opinion — they are not trading signals.


Switch between timeframes to see different perspectives:

  • 1h — short-term noise and patterns
  • 4h — intraday trends
  • 1d — daily picture (default)
  • 1w — weekly macro view

Each timeframe shows its own chart with timeframe-appropriate indicators.


After exploring an asset, you have two options:

  • Create strategy — pre-fills the symbol and timeframe in the strategy creation form
  • Simulate — switch to the Simulate tab to test strategy parameters against historical data

Some assets may not have enough history for all indicators:

  • The 200-day moving average requires at least 200 days of data
  • Weekly charts require several months of history

Aurono shows what is available and indicates when data is insufficient.