Results Methodology

How CryptoSignals classifies and reports signal outcomes

Result summaries are only useful when readers can reconstruct the rule used to classify each setup.

By CryptoSignals Editorial DeskReviewed by CryptoSignals Editorial Desk6 min read
  • Original message remains the reference
  • Unfilled and cancelled calls are not wins
  • Leverage examples are not universal account returns

Eligible setup

A result requires a published setup with enough information to identify the market, direction, entry, and invalidation. Commentary without an executable plan can be educational but is not counted as a completed signal.

Entry and outcome classification

A setup that never trades in its entry zone is marked unfilled or cancelled, not profitable. An executed setup is followed through target progress, manual closure, breakeven, or stop according to the timestamped channel updates.

Returns and leverage

Raw price movement and leveraged account P&L are different measures. Fees, funding, slippage, margin mode, actual fill, and subscriber sizing affect realized results. Promotional examples must not imply that every subscriber earned the same return.

Limitations and corrections

Public records can contain exchange-data differences, message errors, or later corrections. Material mistakes are updated under the editorial policy. Historical results remain descriptive and are not forecasts or guarantees.

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