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How do I read a signal?

Each signal gives the pair, the direction, an entry price, a target with its unleveraged percentage, and a strength from 0 to 5; the name at the top is only a label for the signal type.

• Pair: a Binance USDT-M perpetual, for example ETHUSDT.
• Long / Short: the direction.
• Entry: the price when the signal fired — a reference, not a price you are promised.
• Target / Profit %: where the signal is scored a win, and the move from entry to target without leverage.
• Strength: 0 to 5. In the archive, higher-strength signals reached target slightly more often and came far less often.
• Time: when it fired. In the free channel, compare the current price with the entry first; after 20 minutes some signals are already done.

When a target is hit, the channel posts "Done" with the move. A signal that expires gets no "Done". Field by field: How to read crypto signals.

Updated 2026-09-24.

Related

• What does signal strength mean, and what should my minimum be?
• What does "expired" mean?
• How are the results on /performance counted?
• How much does the free channel's 20-minute delay cost?

Still stuck? Send /support to @hafizebot with your question, or write to [email protected]. Futures trading carries a high risk of loss; nothing here is investment advice.