Every Signal. Every Outcome.

How accurate are the signals — what is the win rate?

The live win rate, profit factor, and average result shown above are computed from real closed signals in our production database — every signal, wins and losses, with no cherry-picking. We publish the win rate with its 95% confidence interval and the number of trades behind it, because on a sample this size the point estimate on its own is not yet distinguishable from luck; below a minimum number of closed trades we show no percentage at all. The win rate fluctuates daily as the engine recalibrates, and industry-wide real win rates for algorithmic crypto signals typically range 35–50%. We do not advertise a fixed headline number because past performance does not guarantee future results.

How is the track record verified?

Every signal is published as PENDING and tracked from that moment. When it closes — take-profit hit, stop-loss hit, or time limit — its outcome and result are recorded and shown here, including losses. A signal whose entry zone was never reached opened no position and has no result; it is shown as "Never entered" and excluded from the win rate. A signal that WAS filled and then ran out of time is closed at market, shown as "Closed at time limit", and counts in the win rate by the sign of its realized profit or loss. The figures are queried live from production at page load, and the public track-record API is open (CORS-enabled) so external auditors can verify the numbers independently. Where a published signal is later found to be unsound — for example a fill that the price data cannot support — it is quarantined, excluded from every statistic, and named in the Methodology page rather than deleted quietly.

Is this financial advice?

No. LogiSignals provides automated, general-information trading signals and market analysis for educational purposes only. Nothing here is personalized investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, an offer, or a solicitation to buy or sell any asset. Crypto trading is high-risk and you can lose all of your capital. Past and hypothetical performance does not guarantee future results. Do your own research and consult a licensed professional — you are solely responsible for your decisions.

What do STOPPED, Breakeven, and Expired mean?

STOPPED means the price hit the stop-loss; we classify it three ways — a real loss, a breakeven (result within roughly ±0.1%), or a profit-stop where a trailing stop locked in gains — so a profitable trailing exit is not mislabeled as a loss. Breakeven covers trailing-stop or partial-exit closes near zero. Expired means the signal timed out before reaching take-profit or stop-loss and is recorded without a win/loss result.