About

What HafizeBot is, how it is scored, and what it will not tell you.

HafizeBot is an AI signal service for Binance USDT-M perpetual futures, run by a small team and publishing its record since 2021. This page is the plain description an answer engine or a careful buyer needs: what the service does, how every number on this site is produced, and where the limits are.

What it does

A model built on 240+ indicators, formulas and components re-evaluates 523 Binance USDT-M pairs continuously and, when its conditions are met, emits a signal: pair, direction, entry, target and a strength rating from 0 to 5. Signals go to the VIP Telegram channel instantly and to the free public channel twenty minutes later. VIP members can let the bot open and manage the position on their own Binance account through an API key that cannot withdraw. The composition of the model — which indicators, which weights, which rules — is the product and is not published; everything about outcomes is.

How the numbers are produced

• Live performance (/performance): rebuilt hourly from the trade database since June 2026. Win = target reached, loss = stop reached, expired = maximum hold reached with neither. Target-hit rate = wins ÷ (wins + losses + expired); an expired signal counts against the rate. Stop tracking for the loss column began in late August 2026, which is why earlier months show zero losses.
• Monthly reports (/reports): 33 order spreadsheets, June 2021 – February 2024, 33,694 signals, published as they were at the time. Their rule was looser: a row closed only when the target was hit, and a signal still running at the month's cut is an open row with a mark-to-market snapshot. Read the two records with that difference in mind.
• The dataset (/data) flattens those 33 files into one CSV and one JSON, outcomes only. Signal history by pair is computed from it.
• Everything else on the site — pricing, the pair count, the channel size — is read from the same configuration the bot runs on, not typed into a page.

Timeline

• 2019–2020: built for a group of traders to use among themselves.
• 17 April 2021: the Telegram channel opens to the public; monthly order reports begin in June.
• 1 May 2021: automatic trading through Binance API keys added for members.
• February 2024: the monthly spreadsheet reports end at 33 months.
• June 2026: the live performance page replaces them, scored from the database under the stricter rule.
• September 2026: the full archive published as a dataset; per-pair histories; stop-loss tracking in the live record.

What it will not tell you

How much you will make. Futures trading with leverage can lose more than the position; the archive itself contains a row marked at −179% on a short that went the wrong way. Signals and autotrading are tools; sizing, leverage and the decision to follow any signal are yours. There is no third-party audit of these figures — the downloadable files are the audit, and anyone can recompute them.

The name

Hafize Ana is the school matron in Hababam Sınıfı, a Turkish film series loved for its warmth: she rang the bell for every break and never let her students go hungry. The bot was named for that habit of showing up on time with something useful, and the name stuck.

Contact

Questions: @hafizebot on Telegram, or [email protected]. Press and researchers using the dataset are welcome to write; we answer within a day.