Verified results

Every signal, closed and scored. Nothing hidden.

Each signal published by the engine is followed until it hits a target or the stop loss, and the result is written automatically. The numbers below come straight from that archive - including the losing ones.

205 signals closed and scored Not a single result removed
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Right now

The archive, in four numbers

58.0%
Win rate (closed signals)
+0.157R
Average result per trade
32.20R
Total R, all signals
205
Signals closed (119 won, 86 lost)

Last signal closed: 8 October 2026, 12:10 UTC. The page updates by itself (about once an hour), so the very last signal may be missing for a few minutes. Signals published since 28 September 2026, when the engine went live.

Month by month

The track record, as it grows

Month Signals Closed Won Lost Win rate R total
2026-10 161 137 79 58 57.7% 24.80R
2026-09 78 68 40 28 58.8% 7.40R

September 2026 is a partial month: the engine went live on 28 September 2026, so it only covers a few days and cannot be compared with a full one. The engine publishes around 23 signals a day, so a full month is a large enough sample to be worth reading. The point of this table is not the single month: it is the fact that the archive keeps growing in front of you.

How far the signals get

Reached Take profit 158.0%
Reached Take profit 225.9%
Reached Take profit 310.2%
Reached Take profit 41.0%
Reached Take profit 51.0%
Reached Take profit 60.0%

Share of closed signals that reached each target. A signal counts from the first target onwards. The engine publishes between 2 and 6 targets depending on the setup: most signals carry 2 or 3, and the longer ones go as far as TP6.

Long or short

DirectionClosedWonWin rateR total
Long 120 65 54.2% 11.60R
Short 85 54 63.5% 20.60R

The engine is not a "buy and hold" service: it publishes both directions and picks the side it sees in the market. Signals are spread over 96 different markets - deliberately left out per single pair, because a few signals each would make those percentages meaningless.

The last closed signals

You can check every single one

Nothing here is picked by hand: this is the tail of the archive, in pages of 24. Entry, stop loss and targets are reserved for subscribers - the outcome is not. The rows go back 3 months; the table above and the numbers at the top cover the whole history (205 closed signals).

ClosedPairDirectionLeverage ResultROn margin
2026-10-07 AAVE/USDT Short x3 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.70%
2026-10-06 PENGU/USDT Short x2 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.63%
2026-10-06 STRK/USDT Short x2 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.76%
2026-10-06 1000PEPE/USDT Short x1 Stop loss hit -1.00R -0.86%
2026-10-06 ZRO/USDT Long x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -3.88%
2026-10-06 APT/USDT Long x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -2.42%
2026-10-06 ZRO/USDT Long x2 Take profit 3 reached +1.80R +7.10%
2026-10-06 RENDER/USDT Long x2 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.60%
2026-10-06 ADA/USDT Long x3 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +2.16%
2026-10-06 龙虾/USDT Long x1 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.92%
2026-10-06 INJ/USDT Long x2 Take profit 2 reached +1.20R +2.23%
2026-10-06 RENDER/USDT Long x2 Take profit 2 reached +1.20R +3.07%
2026-10-06 OGN/USDT Long x1 Stop loss hit -1.00R -2.39%
2026-10-06 AAOI/USDT Long x1 Take profit 3 reached +1.80R +2.24%
2026-10-06 RENDER/USDT Long x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -2.44%
2026-10-06 MARSCOIN/USDT Short x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -4.35%
2026-10-06 QNT/USDT Long x3 Stop loss hit -1.00R -5.77%
2026-10-06 QNT/USDT Long x3 Stop loss hit -1.00R -5.65%
2026-10-06 APT/USDTfree Long x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -2.55%
2026-10-06 NIGHT/USDT Long x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -4.03%
2026-10-06 INJ/USDT Long x2 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.22%
2026-10-06 ARB/USDT Long x2 Stop loss hit -1.00R -2.39%
2026-10-06 OP/USDT Long x2 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.50%
2026-10-05 APT/USDT Long x2 Take profit 1 reached +0.60R +1.53%
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Signals marked FREE are the ones published every day on our public Telegram channel - one a day, free, forever. Go and check them there: they are the same signals you see in this table.

The method

How these numbers are made

So that you can decide whether to trust them - or not.

1. What counts as a result

Only closed signals enter the statistics: those that hit a target (won) or the stop loss (lost). A signal that is still open is not counted, and neither is one that closed at the deadline without touching either level.

2. What "R" means

1R is what you risk. A stop loss hit is -1R; if the first target is 0.75 times the risk away, it is +0.75R. It measures the operation, not the money: it does not depend on your account size or on your leverage.

3. Who closes the signal

The engine, automatically, every few minutes, reading the market on the exchange. Nobody types the outcome, and a signal cannot be deleted after the fact: the archive is the same database the panel shows to users.

4. Signals that are not counted

Some signals never become a real trade and are kept out of the statistics on purpose: 12 discarded (the first target was hit within minutes of publication - nobody could have entered), 18 expired (the price never came back to the entry level, so the signal was never filled), 1 closed at the deadline without touching a level. They are excluded because counting them would flatter the win rate (a "discarded" one is almost always a winner nobody could take) - and inflating the numbers of a signals service is exactly what we do not want to do.

What is NOT in these numbers

• Fees and funding are not included: every trade pays them on the exchange. On the operations measured so far they cost roughly 0.034R per trade - which is why the average result shown here is gross, and the real one is a little lower.
• Your own execution: entering at the price you manage to get, and sizing the position the way you decide, changes your result - the win rate does not.
• Past results are not a promise. Leveraged Futures trading can lose the whole amount you put in.