Crypto futures signals — the complete record, wins and losses

A trade is a win when its recorded return at close is strictly greater than zero. The denominator is every closed, gradeable trade — trades that actually had a market outcome. Positions the risk engine flattened for reasons unrelated to the thesis close at exactly zero and are excluded from both sides of the ratio.

Because without them the win rate means nothing. Any channel can show its winners; what can be checked is the whole record. Filter to losses only and read every one of them.

No. This page is closed trades with known outcomes, and it stays free and public because it is the evidence. Entry, stop and targets for open signals are published in the VIP channel, which costs nothing to join.

Position return includes leverage. A 1.3% price move at 12× produces roughly a 15.6% return on the committed margin. The result column is the position return, and the leverage column sits next to it so you can separate the two yourself.

No, and deliberately. Our database holds no USDT profit-and-loss value for any of these trades. Publishing a dollar figure in that situation would mean inventing a number with no record behind it, so only percentage return is published.

Lower down this page is the list of instruments we hold a real record for. Each has its own page with the live price, the funding rate and that instrument's trades. Instruments with fewer than 3 closed trades get no dedicated page, because a win rate over a denominator of two is not a statistic.