Methodology

How a CryptoSignals setup moves from thesis to closure

This methodology documents the repeatable stages behind signal selection, publication, management, and review.

By Mr BrazzaReviewed by CryptoSignals Editorial Desk5 min read
  • Thesis and invalidation before publication
  • Timestamped lifecycle updates
  • Post-trade review without rewriting the original call

1. Market context and thesis

The operator identifies the market, time horizon, directional thesis, and conditions that would make the idea irrelevant. A setup may be rejected before publication if liquidity, volatility, or available reward relative to risk is unsuitable.

2. Entry, stop, and target map

The initial message defines an entry or zone, an invalidation level, and one or more targets. These values form a conditional plan; they are not a statement that price must follow the projected path.

3. Publication and lifecycle updates

The setup is published before its outcome is known. Follow-up messages identify partial profit, stop changes, cancellation, closure, or a failed thesis. Material changes need a reason tied to new market information.

4. Review and record keeping

The final record preserves the initial call and management sequence. Results are classified using the published results methodology, while corrections follow the editorial policy.

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