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Triton
Five instruments · One current
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Five instruments · One current

Five applications, one person, one server. Two read the market, one trades it while I sleep, one counts what is left and one grades how I got there. Signal at the surface, execution in the dark, accounting all the way down.

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−40 m · Sunlight zone

Rheo

RSI radar.

Wilder RSI on 25 Binance pairs across four timeframes — 4H, 12H, 1D, 1W — in one heatmap that reads at a glance. The maths runs in the browser; a job on the server re-reads the same basket every 15 minutes and pushes a notification the moment a pair enters the zone.

Live Installable PWA Open Rheo →
rheo · radar
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sonar · setups
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−400 m · Twilight zone

Sonar

Market intelligence.

A funnel, not a feed: headlines in, clustered into stories, resolved to NSE tickers, then priced against a PB-EMA and RSI reading on the weekly, daily and 75-minute. What survives is scored out of 100 and gated into A+, A and B+ — the tiers are gates, so a quiet day ranks nothing at all.

Live Sign-in required Open Sonar →
−900 m · Twilight zone

Fluctus

Trading journal.

Ripple records what is held, never what was done. Fluctus reads that same encrypted vault and rebuilds the trades from what moved between snapshots — an open here, a scale-in priced exactly. A close is the one thing an average cost cannot recover, so it asks for the exit rather than inventing one, then grades the process ahead of the result: discipline, risk, conviction and patience carry 85 marks of the 100.

Live Read-only vault Open Fluctus →
fluctus · journal
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−1,200 m · Midnight zone

Ripple

Money tracker.

Income split into pools, pools carrying goals, and an Invest tab priced live off Binance and the NSE — so total wealth reads liquid and invested in the same number. Sync is end-to-end encrypted: the server stores ciphertext, the key never leaves the device, and a recovery code makes a forgotten passphrase survivable.

Live End-to-end encrypted Open Ripple →
ripple · wealth
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afloat · accounts
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−4,000 m · Abyssal zone

Afloat

Autonomous execution.

One bot loop on a free-tier cloud box, keeping several books at once: a $100k prop simulation with the 8%/5% rules actually enforced, a $5k forward test, a $10k full-history backtest, and two $1k accounts trading the RSI layer. Every book is paper — no venue is wired to real money, and that is the point until the edge holds.

Paper only Server side Open Afloat →
The current

How they fit together

Signal feeds execution. Execution feeds accounting. Accounting feeds the post-mortem. Nothing in the stack asks a second time.

01 · Signal Sonar + Rheo

Two instruments listening on different frequencies

Sonar works the Indian equity side: news in, ranked setups out, each one carrying the higher-timeframe bias that justified it. Rheo works crypto, watching 25 pairs on four timeframes until one goes too far. Different markets, different clocks — between them the water is mapped.

BiasRanked setupsRSI zones
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02 · Execution Afloat

A server that doesn't sleep, acting on what it hears

Afloat trades the crypto side unattended — backtested first, forward-tested next, prop simulation last. One of its books only takes assets the RSI layer has already flagged, the same readings Rheo puts on screen. Risk is enforced, not advisory: a daily-loss breach halts the next day, a trailing drawdown ends the book for good.

BacktestForward testProp sim
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03 · Accounting Ripple

Every fill becomes a number you can live with

Ripple closes the loop: what came out of the market lands in a pool, the pool answers to a goal, and the Invest tab prices whatever is still open. One encrypted ledger, synced across devices. The dive ends where the money is counted.

PoolsGoalsInvest
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04 · Review Fluctus

Nothing gets typed twice, including the mistakes

Fluctus opens the same encrypted vault Ripple writes, so a position entered once is never entered again. It diffs one snapshot against the next, rebuilds the trade that must have happened in between, and marks how it was taken — revenge entries and averaging down fall straight out of the timestamps. Whether it made money is worth 15 of the 100, deliberately the smallest share.

JournalGradingRead-only
−4,200 m · The seabed

What holds it up

Five applications, two scanning on timers, one trading around the clock — all of it on a single free-tier machine that costs nothing to run. The budget was never the hard part; making a box with no root and no open ports behave like infrastructure was.

01 · Host One box

One Oracle Always Free micro — 1 OCPU, 1 GB — shared by five apps and the bot loop.

02 · Cost ₹0 / month

Always Free compute, Let's Encrypt certificates, sslip.io hostnames. No registrar, no platform tier.

03 · Privilege No root

User systemd units with linger enabled. An unprivileged account restarts the whole stack.

04 · Surface No open port

Sonar's API listens on a unix socket, not a port — reachable through the web server and nowhere else.

1,114 tests stand behind the scanner alone. None of it moves real money — every Afloat book is paper, and stays paper until the edge holds outside a simulation.

Every depth · The operator
Yashvender Singh — Craniax
Yashvender Singh · Craniax
Thane, India

The models are mine before they are code.

I'm Yashvender Singh — Craniax. Designer by training, independent futures trader since 2023 — Nasdaq and S&P at the New York open, order flow and volume profile, 68% across 100+ executed trades.

Triton is that desk turned into software. The ILM I take by hand is the model inside Afloat's scalper loop; the other four read, watch, count and keep me honest while I sleep.

68% Win rate
100+ Executed trades
ILM · ORB Models traded
NY open Session traded

“The same discipline it takes to hold a losing position is what it takes to build something great.”

Know more ↗ singhyashvender0307@gmail.com
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