ETH signals with a full plan, entry, stop-loss and target, posted before the outcome and settled in public.
Ethereum is the second-largest cryptocurrency and the main smart-contract network.
Ethereum tends to move with Bitcoin but with its own rhythm around network activity and the ETH/BTC ratio. The engine reads ETH's own trend, momentum and structure, then layers the Bitcoin-dominance regime on top — because when capital rotates out of BTC into large-cap alts, Ethereum is usually first to benefit.
That rotation context is why an ETH signal isn't just a copy of the BTC one. In an 'alt season' regime, ETH setups get a bullish tilt; when dominance is rising, the engine is more cautious on Ethereum and the alts behind it.
As with every coin, each ETH signal is logged publicly and resolved against real candles — win, loss or near-miss — so the track record stays honest.
The ETH record loads on the public track record page.
The details are on the methodology page; the live read is on the dashboard.
There is a free tier and a 3-day trial with real-time ETH alerts on Telegram. Paid plans start at $10 a month.
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 ETH signal is posted publicly before its outcome and settled against real candles, wins and losses alike. The Ethereum 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.
Create a free account, connect Telegram, and get real-time alerts with a 3-day trial.
Create a free account