A backtested strategy is inert until something watches the live market with it. That something is the Alert pipeline: the engine runs your exact strategy config bar by bar on live data, and when a rule tree (plus any Trigger) produces a Signal, it fires a notification.
From signal to phone
Connect Telegram once and link it to a strategy. From then on, each live signal arrives as a message: the symbol, the direction (Long or Short), the price, and the level your Structural stop implies. You read it on your phone and decide whether to act — the alert is information, not an automatic order.
An alert is not a trade
Treat an alert the way you would a signal in any strategy: as permission to place an order, not the order itself. Your Position sizing and the discipline to actually honour the Stop loss still live with you. The platform tells you when your conditions are met; staying alive long enough for the Edge to show is still your job.
That closes the loop this track set out to draw: a declarative rule, confirmed by a trigger, sized against a structural stop, validated by a walk-forward backtest, and finally watching the live market and pinging your phone. If any link in that chain still feels shaky, the Trading 101 track covers the underlying ideas without platform specifics.
Riflessione
When an alert arrives at an inconvenient moment, will you take the trade the rules describe — or quietly skip it? The trades you skip are the hidden edit your live results make to your backtest.