BTC signals with a full plan, entry, stop-loss and target, posted before the outcome and settled in public.
Bitcoin is the first and largest cryptocurrency, and the asset the rest of the market is priced against.
Bitcoin sets the tone for the whole market, so its signals carry extra weight. The engine reads BTC's trend across the EMA stack, momentum via RSI and MACD, and structure through higher highs and lows — then filters with ADX so it holds back in the choppy, sideways stretches Bitcoin is famous for.
Because BTC dominance drives altcoin behaviour, the same read that fires a Bitcoin signal also shapes the bias on every alt. When Bitcoin is trending cleanly, setups get more conviction; when it's ranging or volatile, the honest answer is often NO TRADE.
Every BTC signal is logged publicly the moment it fires and resolved against real candles — you can check the win rate and how close each one got to target.
The BTC record loads on the public track record page.
The details are on the methodology page; the live read is on the dashboard.
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Signals that enter the public record and the bot are published on the 1-hour chart, long and short, and on the 4-hour chart for shorts only; 4-hour longs lost money in testing and are not published. The dashboard still shows 15m to 1d for reading the market.
Every BTC signal is posted publicly before its outcome and settled against real candles, wins and losses alike. The Bitcoin record is on this page, and the full record for every coin is on the track record page.
No. A signal is a plan with an entry, a stop and a target, not a prediction. The setup score measures how many conditions agree, not the chance of winning. Analysis only, not financial advice.
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