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- What is a trading signal?
- A trading signal is a specific setup with an entry zone, take-profit target, stop-loss, and timeframe. It expresses a directional view (long or short) with an explicit invalidation level. Not a guarantee — a plan.
- How do I read entry, target, and stop?
- Entry is the price range where you open the trade. Target is where you take profit. Stop is the price that invalidates the idea and where you exit at a loss. If entry is a range, you can scale in across that range.
- What does confidence mean?
- A subjective 0–100 score reflecting how strong the setup looks. 40–55: counter-trend or weak structure. 55–70: standard. 70–85: high-conviction with confluences. We do not publish above 85 (overconfidence risk).
- How often are signals published?
- Every day, typically before the European session open (08:00 UTC). 3–7 signals per day depending on opportunities.
- Is the site really free?
- Yes. No signup, no paywall, no premium tier. Ads or sponsorships may appear in the future but signals stay free.
- How are signals generated?
- Discretionary analysis combining price action (support/resistance, market structure), trend filters (moving averages, daily structure), and positioning data (open interest, funding, CVD). See the methodology page.
- Where do I find historical signals?
- Use the archive page — every daily drop is indexed by date. Each coin also has its own page showing all historical signals for that asset.
- Do you track win/loss?
- Tracking is in progress. Once outcome data is wired into the schema, the track record page will publish hit rate, average R/R, and equity curve per coin.
- Can I subscribe to the signals?
- Yes — every locale has its own RSS feed. Email digest is planned. Link in the footer.
- Is this financial advice?
- No. The signals are informational and educational. You are responsible for your own trades, position sizing, and risk management. See the disclaimer.