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What does "expired" mean?
An expired signal reached its maximum hold time without touching either its target or its stop; it is counted against the hit rate, and it never closes a position on your account.
- On the record: it is neither a win nor a loss by price. On /performance it counts against the target-hit rate.
- On your account: nothing happens. Your position, its take-profit order and any stop stay exactly as they are on Binance until they fill or you close them. A position can still reach its target after the signal expired.
- The maximum hold time is the same for every signal and is not published.
The full explanation: What happens when a crypto signal expires.
Updated 2026-09-24.
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