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where do you move multi-condition alerts out of TradingView? i've got a pretty simple setup that's starting to get annoying to manage as separate alerts. roughly, i'm watching for an altcoin to get above its 50 EMA, but only while BTC is still above my broader trend filter, and only when volatility is above a certain threshold. any one of those conditions is easy in TradingView. the awkward part is when they depend on different symbols and need to stay true long enough to actually do something with the signal. at that point it starts feeling like i'm using alerts as a tiny state machine. i could keep pushing more of it into Pine + webhooks, or just run a small Python service and keep the state there. Python obviously gives me more control, but then i'm also responsible for retries, duplicate alerts, logging, API failures and keeping the thing alive. i also ran into Alphio while looking at that middle ground between alerts and maintaining my own service. haven't used it live. mostly it just made me wonder where people here normally draw the architecture boundary. if you're running cross-symbol conditions like this, do you still keep signal generation in TradingView and handle state/execution somewhere else, or is that usually the point where you move the whole thing into code?