You want the previous day's levels on the chart in the morning, but marking the high, low and POC by hand every day is tedious, and it's easy to get the day boundaries wrong.
The agent draws labeled lines, sets alerts on the high and low, and tells you where it got each number.
On my BTCUSDT 5m chart, mark the high, low and POC of the previous UTC day with labeled horizontal lines. Set price alerts on the high and low. Tell me the levels and where you got them. Don't open any trades.
Name your own chart. If you count the day by a specific session, for example the US session, give its hours in the request.
What happens
The agent reads the bars and the profile for that day and draws three lines with the date and level in the label. In its answer it names the source and the day boundaries, so they are easy to check.
On my BTCUSDT 5m chart, mark the high, low and POC of the previous UTC day with labeled horizontal lines. Set price alerts on the high and low. Tell me the levels and where you got them. Don't open any trades.
On BTCUSDT 5m I added labeled horizontal lines for Nov 4, 2026, 00:00-24:00 UTC:
| Level | Price, USDT |
|---|---|
| High | 81,190 |
| Low | 75,700 |
| POC | 80,600 |
Source: Binance Futures data on your ATAS chart. The high and low are checked against 288 five-minute candles; the POC comes from the Volume Profile & TPO calculation for the full day.
One-time price-cross alerts are set on the high and low. No trades opened.
