Do you share the method?

No. You get the signal, its grade and its result. The full record is public so you can judge it without knowing how it is made.

Why do losses come in runs?

In sideways or slowly falling markets several signals in a row can fail. Grade A filters out many of those, but not all. The record shows the worst runs openly.

Why do weeks pass without a grade A signal?

Grade A needs the market to agree with the signal. When it does not, only grade B signals are sent, or none.

Are these live results?

Since 21 June 2026 every signal has been generated and time-stamped in real time and tracked on paper, not with real money. Earlier results are a backtest. The A and B rules were set in September 2026, so the clean live test starts with the public launch.

Prices are BTCUSDT perpetual futures. Exchange details will be confirmed before launch.

How a signal works

The method behind the signals stays private. Everything you need to follow them is here.

The signal is postedBTCUSDT, chart (1h or 4h), side, entry, stop-loss, take-profit and grade, with the time it was sent. When several confirmations agree at the same moment, one signal is published: the one with the tightest stop.
You enter at the posted priceEnter at the posted price when the signal is posted.
You set the stop and the targetFixed stop-loss and take-profit. No time exit.
The result goes on the tapeWin or loss, the signal is graded and stays in the record.

Live since 2026-06-21

Since 21 June 2026 every signal has been generated and time-stamped in real time by the signal engine (most within minutes of the candle close) and tracked on paper, not with real money. Signals before that date come from a backtest computed after the fact. The A/B selection rules were set in September 2026 and applied to the whole record, including the real-time period, so that period is not a clean out-of-sample test. The clean live test starts with the public launch.

Grades

A With the trend

Grade A: the signal points the same way as the 50-day trend (daily close above the 50-day average for longs, below it for shorts) and the last five signals together are not worse than -3R.

B Caution

Grade B: every other signal — against the 50-day trend, or during a cool-down after recent losses.

Stars

Stars show how many independent confirmations agreed with the signal at the moment it was posted: one star for one, up to four stars for four or more. They are information, not a promise — in 2019–2023 signals with more stars did not do better; in 2024–2026 they did. The table shows both periods.

Read a signal like this: grade first, stars second. See how each grade and star count has done.

Sizing

Size each signal so a loss is small and you can sit through a losing run. The record assumes 1% of the account at risk on grade A and half that on grade B. 1R = the distance from entry to stop.

Fees 0.05% taker on entry and stop, 0.02% maker on target; funding 0.01% per 8 hours.

Questions

Do you share the method?: No. You get the signal, its grade and its result. The full record is public so you can judge it without knowing how it is made.
Why do losses come in runs?: In sideways or slowly falling markets several signals in a row can fail. Grade A filters out many of those, but not all. The record shows the worst runs openly.
Why do weeks pass without a grade A signal?: Grade A needs the market to agree with the signal. When it does not, only grade B signals are sent, or none.
Are these live results?: Since 21 June 2026 every signal has been generated and time-stamped in real time and tracked on paper, not with real money. Earlier results are a backtest. The A and B rules were set in September 2026, so the clean live test starts with the public launch.
Which exchange?: Prices are BTCUSDT perpetual futures. Exchange details will be confirmed before launch.