Switch Smart Money SuperTrend between Manual Mode and Adaptive Mode, understand access, freshness, and historical-chart behavior, and preserve your manual settings.
12 minute read · Intermediate · Updated 2026-07-24
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YinYang Adaptive Intelligence is the umbrella capability for proprietary market-state analysis and server-side optimization. Adaptive Mode is its operating mode for supported tools; it is not a trained artificial-intelligence or machine-learning model.
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Manual Mode applies the Smart Money SuperTrend values you configure. Adaptive Mode receives completed indicator output from the backend while its internal configuration remains private.
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At public launch, Adaptive Mode is included with Premium and Ultimate. During the employee beta, only authenticated employee accounts can activate it; Free, Essential, logged-out, or otherwise unauthorized accounts cannot bypass this server-enforced rule.
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Enable Smart Money SuperTrend, open its settings, find Mode near the top, and select Adaptive — Recommended. If the feature is locked, use the pricing action to compare Premium and Ultimate.
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Manual parameters are inactive while Adaptive Mode is selected because they are not applied to backend-computed output. This prevents the two calculation paths from overlapping.
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Your previous manual values are preserved. Switching back to Manual Mode restores them exactly and unsubscribes from Adaptive Mode without importing hidden adaptive values.
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Trending, ranging, volatile, compressing, expanding, and transitional are broad descriptions of the current evaluated condition. They are not confidence scores or promises of performance.
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The private adaptive profile is reconsidered only after an authoritative candle closes for the selected timeframe. It is not selected again for every trade, chart render, or unfinalized tick.
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Adaptive Mode applies the current adaptive configuration across the bounded history shown on the chart. It does not represent which configuration would have been chosen at every historical point and is not a historically adaptive backtest.
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Current means the output is based on the latest expected finalized candle. Recovering means a bounded retry is underway. Stale means an expected candle or computation is late; the last valid line remains visible with a warning and is not silently replaced by Manual Mode.
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Changing timeframe leaves the previous shared room before joining the new one. A fresh authoritative snapshot for the selected timeframe replaces the old output, and out-of-order updates are ignored.
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After a socket reconnect, the chart requests a fresh snapshot. A short backend grace period allows quick reconnection without creating a duplicate calculation stream.
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The browser receives only the points needed to render and safe metadata. Internal parameters, candidates, thresholds, weights, scores, and rejected configurations are intentionally not shown.
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Adaptive Mode does not guarantee optimal settings, better performance, profit, or future results. Use it as one analytical input and manage trading risk independently.
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Premium and Ultimate include supported Adaptive Mode features at public launch. Compare current availability and billing at https://yinyangalgorithms.com/#pricing; a coming-soon label means the public rollout has not opened yet.
