Public trade journal

How to read this journal

A signal is published with an entry zone, a stop loss and three take-profit targets before the move. The tracker follows price on 15-minute candles and records the outcome automatically. A win means the first target was reached. After that the stop moves to the entry price, so a trade that returns to entry is shown as "target 1, rest at breakeven" and counted as a win; "full target" means the third target was reached. A loss means the stop was hit before the first target.

Signals whose entry zone was never reached expire as no-trades and are not counted either way. Members see those on the dashboard; this page shows only closed trades. The table lists the most recent 120; members can scroll the full history on the dashboard.

Why losses are published

A win rate without visible losses cannot be checked. The 193 losses above are the evidence that the 726 wins are real. Read how to verify a crypto signal provider's track record for the full checklist, and watch the three free live signals on the homepage to see the next entries appear here.

Educational market analysis, not financial advice. Trading cryptocurrencies involves substantial risk of loss. Past results do not guarantee future results. Outcomes are measured against Binance market prices; your fills, fees and funding will differ.