The questions people actually ask

Complete, ready-to-open signals on crypto perpetual futures: direction, entry price, stop loss, two to six take-profit levels and a suggested percentage of the account to risk. Every signal is followed after publication and closed automatically when it reaches a target or the stop, and the outcome goes into the public archive. With it: the private Telegram channel where signals arrive in real time, the full archive, and API/MCP access if you want to read the signals from your own tools or your own AI assistant.

There is no fixed number, and that is deliberate: it depends on what the market offers. Busy phases can produce several in one day, quiet phases produce few or none, because the engine only publishes when a setup passes its filters. Over the last three months the average is around seven a day.

Yes: six days free, no card and no crypto payment. The trial gives the same access as a subscription - every signal, the private channel, the API. When it ends nothing is charged, because there is no automatic renewal of any kind.

The public Telegram channel publishes one complete signal a day, free, forever. The private channel publishes every signal as it is generated, plus the update each time a target is reached or the signal is closed. Same quality, different quantity.

Yes. Payments are in crypto, sent from inside the platform to the service wallet: USDT (Tron or BNB Chain), USDC (BNB Chain) or Bitcoin. No cards, no bank details, and the amount is quoted in USDT before you send anything.

Each signal carries a stop loss and the suggested risk is between 0.5% and 2% of the account per trade, never more than 3%. If the stop is hit, you lose that and nothing more. It is entirely possible to lose money over a period: losing trades exist, they are published exactly like the winning ones, and nobody can guarantee a profit. With futures you can also be liquidated if you use leverage far beyond what is suggested, which is why the range stays between 1x and 3x.

No. Leverage changes how much margin you tie up, not whether the trade works. The suggested range is 1x to 3x; going higher is your decision and it moves the liquidation price closer to the entry.

No. There is a flat monthly price and nothing else: no performance fee, no profit sharing, no spread added on top.

All of them are published: every closed signal with its outcome, losing ones included, with dates and prices. The numbers on the results page are the sum of that archive, and you can open any single trade and check it against the chart of that pair. Broker commissions are not included - they are yours and on small targets they can be a large part of the result.

1R is what you lose when the stop is hit: the distance between the entry and the stop. A stopped trade is always -1R, and targets are quoted in the same unit, so a result can be compared between a $200 account and a $200,000 one. There is a full guide on it.

You do, on your own exchange. The service never connects to an exchange account, never asks for trading API keys and never holds or moves funds: you open and close the positions yourself.

No. Entry, stop and targets are defined when the signal is published; the platform follows it and sends an update when a target is reached or when it closes. You place the order and you can walk away.

Telegram notifies you, and the levels stay valid until the price moves away. If the price runs off without you, the signal expires and the archive records it: entering late at market is not the same trade.

The targets and the stop are the exits, and each target is a partial close. When one is hit you get an update that also says whether the stop should be moved. When the signal closes, the message says at which target.

Crypto perpetual futures on any exchange that lists them - Binance, Bybit, Bitget, Coinbase, Crypto.com and others. Around 700 pairs are scanned every hour; signals are intraday and swing. Spot is not covered.

No. No API keys, no integrations, no permissions. The signals are plain text you can act on manually on whatever platform you already use.

You do not have to: there is no automatic renewal. When the month ends the access ends, and you decide whether to renew. Nothing is charged in the background.

Access to the private channel stops and nothing else changes: the free signal of the day resumes on the public channel and the platform stays available to record and track your own trades.

You do not have to believe a claim: every signal in the archive has a date, prices and an outcome you can check against the chart of that pair. There is no custody of funds, no promised return, no guaranteed anything. A service that guarantees returns is the red flag - here the losing trades are published too.