About Finora

Who runs Finora

Finora is built and operated by Finora AI Tech Innovations LLC. This website and its free calculators belong to the same company.

What Finora does

You type a symbol and a timeframe in Telegram, such as BTC 4h, TSLA 1D or EURUSD 1h, and the bot replies with the chart and a written read: market structure, liquidity, fair value gaps, supply and demand zones, key levels and a scenario with an invalidation level. The method is written out step by step in how Finora reads a chart.

The bot also has market scanners (volume spikes, an RSI heatmap, liquidation levels, fresh liquidity sweeps and more, covered in the scanner guide), and Watch, which messages you when price reaches the levels from your read. Premium adds the full-depth read, trade signals, the Big Picture view across three timeframes and, for crypto futures only, AutoTrade and CopyTrade.

What Finora doesn’t do

• It doesn’t hold your money. Finora never asks for a wallet, a seed phrase or a private key. If a Premium member switches on AutoTrade, the exchange API key needs read and futures-trading permissions only, never withdrawals, and it is stored encrypted.
• It doesn’t trade unless you switch that on. Reads, scanners and Watch only send messages. Orders are placed only by the optional AutoTrade or CopyTrade features, for crypto futures, after a Premium member sets them up.
• A read doesn’t see your account. A read describes a chart. It can’t judge your position size, your leverage or what you can afford to lose.
• It doesn’t promise results. A read is an interpretation of the chart at one moment, and markets can move against any plan.

The Telegram AI trading bot guide compares Finora with the other kinds of trading bots on Telegram, such as sniper bots and copy-trading bots.

How a chart read is made

1. The chart. Finora fetches the chart for the symbol and timeframe you typed: a TradingView chart of that market’s price feed, with Finora’s own indicator, Finora Dow Trend v2.1, drawn on it. The indicator marks the swing highs and lows and keeps a small table with the trend, the last swing points and the trend flip level, the close that would turn the trend.
2. The context. The same structure check runs on the daily and weekly charts and on a benchmark: Bitcoin for crypto, the S&P 500 for stocks and the dollar index for forex. RSI (14), ATR, relative volume and the 20 and 200 EMAs are added as context.
3. The writing. A large language model writes the read from the chart and that context. It works through the same checklist every time and follows fixed rules: supports go below the current price and resistances above it, and every plan names its invalidation level instead of giving a stop-loss price on its own.
4. The reply. You get the chart image and the read in Telegram, in your language.

A read describes the chart at the moment you asked. Prices move on, so ask again or use Watch instead of relying on an old read.

How we write the blog and guides

• Who writes. Posts and guides are published under the byline Finora Team. Drafts are written with the help of AI tools, then checked and edited before they go live. Finora AI Tech Innovations LLC is responsible for everything published here.
• Examples. Worked examples use made-up prices, and each one says so next to its chart. The arithmetic in every example, such as stop distances, position sizes and R multiples, is recomputed before a post is published.
• Claims about the bot. Every statement about what Finora does is checked against how the bot behaves at the time of writing.
• What we leave out. Posts and guides make no claims about how often a setup works or how much anyone made with it, and they quote no users. Plan prices are shown only inside the bot.
• Calculators. Each calculator shows its formula on the page, and the math runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
• Dates. Pages with market data say when the data was taken. Published chart reads are dated and describe the chart at that moment.
• Corrections. If you find a mistake, message @finora_tg on Telegram. We fix factual errors and update the page’s date when we do.

Risk

Finora provides AI-generated market analysis for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice, the AI can be wrong, and trading, especially with leverage, can lose you money. Read the full risk disclaimer before you act on any read, and decide your own position size and stop.