Tested signals: backtest + live track record
We only alert on patterns that beat chance in a 2-year backtest on Binance futures data, and we publish every live result, good or bad. Today they all belong to one family: a violent flush of leveraged longs (sharp drop on extreme volume that sweeps the liquidation map), after which price has tended to bounce.
Live track record
'Chance' = how often price is higher after the same time at any random moment. Drawdown figures use the lowest price reached within 4 hours after each signal.
Latest signals
| Time | Coin | Signal | Price | 30 min | 1 h | 2 h | 4 h | Range in 4 h |
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Each signal is scored only at its own time frame (⚡ Scalp 1 h, 📈 Intraday 4 h), in bold. 30 min, 2 h and 4 h are for reference: how far the move went. 'Range' = the highest and lowest price reached within 4 hours (including the pullback it had first).
What the backtest says
Backtest on Binance USDT perpetual futures, 15-minute candles, about 2 years. Same rules are used live. Past results do not guarantee future ones; this is not financial advice.
FAQ
What is a tested signal?
A pattern we only publish because it beat chance in a 2-year backtest: at least 30 cases, a 5-point edge over normal, statistically significant and working in both halves of the period.
Why do you publish losing signals?
Because a track record only means something if it includes every result. Even a good signal fails about 4 times out of 10.
Is this a buy signal?
No. It is statistical information about what happened in the past after similar situations. Past results do not guarantee future ones. Price often dips before bouncing, so tight stops get hit.
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