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# Range Breakout Alert Example

### Purpose

Receive automatic warning when the BTC price is exiting from the Range of 80K–90K.

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A Price Range Breakout Alert notifies traders as soon as the price moves beyond a predefined range, signaling a potential breakout. This early detection allows traders to enter positions at the beginning of a trend, maximizing profit potential.
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<figure><img src="/files/7RdEO21APuatqdLEi3ne" alt=""><figcaption><p>Range Breakout</p></figcaption></figure>

### Step-by-Step Implementation

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### Create

Click to the “Create” link on Alerts Widget. We will set just the **LONG** tab, because the **Exiting channel** operation has a Lower and Upper bound, so it will consider both exitings (in this custom example).
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### Select Markets

Choose the Separate markets, so conditions will be checked for each market separately and add a BTCUSDT pair.
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### Pick Sources

As a SOURCE we choose the OHLCV (Open High Low Close Volume) indicator and 1 minute timeframe.
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### Set Conditions

Choose the Close field, set the Operation to Exiting Channel, Lower bound value to the 80000 and Upper Bound value to the 90000.
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### Configure

Set the Execution to “Real-time” and Continuation to “none”. Activate Telegram alerts and enter your Telegram account.
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Voila, we have finished setting up the Price Range Breakout Alert!&#x20;

Now **save** it and **press the start** icon in the console!


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