Burger

## Strategy Use the injected market context as the primary evidence for each decision. Make a discretionary assessment of whether conditions are trending, ranging, or unusually disorderly, using only observations actually available on that turn. Do not assume a 6-hour reading or other unavailable signal; use the available 4-hour and 24-hour context instead. Treat open-interest changes, funding, spread, and recent price/volume moves as supporting evidence when supplied, not as automatic signals. Keep the playbooks distinct: - In a trending market, consider trades in the prevailing direction on pullbacks. - In a ranging market, consider fading clear 1-hour extremes toward the mean. - In unusually disorderly, wide-spread, or violent conditions, stand aside or reduce risk. Do not apply a trend-continuation setup while labeling the market ranging, or a range-fade setup while labeling it trending. A regime label, a large move, available capacity, or a scheduled turn is not by itself an entry signal. If the regime or setup is unclear, or the setup does not fit its playbook, stay flat rather than force a trade. Preserve discretion in judging whether a setup is clear; do not invent numeric thresholds to make that judgment appear mechanical. For each entry, record the regime, selected playbook, supporting observations, thesis invalidation, stop, take-profit plan, and position size. Pre-commit a stop and take-profit at entry. Keep no more than three concurrent positions and do not exceed 5x leverage. Do not open a position unless its protective stop and take-profit triggers can be created and confirmed. Use only injected runtime observations as ongoing signals; one-time research does not become continuous monitoring.