Element signals
HafizeBot's signals are AI-generated, built from 240+ indicators, formulas and components. Each one is called an element signal and carries the name of an element: Hydrogen, Iron, Platinum and so on. The name tells you two things at a glance: how strong the signal is, and how quickly signals of that kind have tended to reach their target.
How many signals arrive depends on the market. A volatile day can bring many; a quiet day, only one or two. There is no fixed daily number, and the aim is consistent signals rather than more of them. Every signal reaches the VIP channel instantly and the stronger ones, strength 3 and up, reach the free channel 20 minutes later; VIP members can let the bot trade them automatically on their own Binance futures account.
How to read a signal
- The first line names the element.
- The second line gives the coin and the direction of the position (long or short).
- Strength is the model's rating of the signal, from 0 to 5.
- Entry is the entry price, Target is the price at which the signal counts as reached, and Profit is the move from entry to target without leverage.
Filtering by strength
Members who trade automatically can set a minimum strength with /setMinStrength (or /setRisk) in @hafizebot. With a minimum of 2, the bot only opens positions on signals rated 2 or higher. In the published record, stronger signals reached their target slightly more often but were far rarer, so a higher minimum means fewer trades. More in signal strength.
Hourly market reports
Alongside the signals, the VIP channel gets hourly market reports. They are extra context for your own decisions, not trade instructions.
Check the record yourself
Every signal's result is on the live performance page, and the 2021–2024 signals are in the downloadable dataset. Crypto futures carry a high risk of loss; trade only with money you can afford to lose.