Pair history

SRMUSDT signals: 113 sent, 85% reached target

Between 2021-06-08 and 2022-11-15, HafizeBot sent 113 signals on SRMUSDT, the Binance USDT-M perpetual — 104 long, 9 short — across 15 months. 96 reached their target with a median move of +1.52%; the median one took 0.4 hours. 17 were still open when their month's record was cut, the worst of them marked at -60.19%. Rank 139 of 141 pairs by signal count.

Signals sent113
Reached target96 (85%)
Open at month cut17
Median move to target+1.52%
Mean move to target+2.59%
90th percentile move+3.50%
Best signal+22.30% (2022-11)
Worst still-open snapshot-60.19%
Net per signal, misses included-2.25%
Median time to target0.4 h
Reached target within 1 hour63.5%
Long / short104 / 9
First / last signal2021-06-08 / 2022-11-15

Signals per month

2021-06: 2 signals 21-062021-09: 7 signals 2021-10: 4 signals 2021-11: 4 signals 2021-12: 5 signals 2022-02: 2 signals 2022-03: 8 signals 22-032022-04: 7 signals 2022-05: 11 signals 2022-06: 9 signals 2022-07: 7 signals 2022-08: 6 signals 2022-09: 3 signals 22-092022-10: 3 signals 2022-11: 35 signals
Signal count on SRMUSDT by month, June 2021 to February 2024. The count moves with the market: a month with more signals is a more volatile month, not a better one.

Did the misses eat the wins?

The fair way to read a small median next to a large worst row is to add everything up. On SRMUSDT, the 96 signals that reached target add to +248.83% in percentage points. The 17 signals still open at their month's cut mark -503.32% between them. Net: -254.49%, or -2.25% per signal across all 113, unleveraged and before fees. On this pair the open rows outweighed the closed ones — the tail did consume the wins, and the page says so.

Two more things keep the worst row in proportion. It is a snapshot, not a closed loss: the signal was still running when the month's record was cut, and the sheets had no column for what happened next. And a member trading with a stop-loss — the autotrader has a predefined-stop setting, and the live record has counted stops since late August 2026 — caps each signal at their stop rather than at whatever the market did in that month; how to set one is in how to set a stop loss in crypto. Neither point makes the row smaller. Both say what it is.

How to read these numbers

Every row behind this page is in the downloadable dataset; the month-by-month record is under monthly reports. What a rate like 85% actually needs to be worth anything is worked through in what a realistic crypto signal win rate is.

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