QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

FAQ ON FREE CRYPTO SIGNALS

Short answers about free crypto signals, risk, statistics, the R model, TTL, Bybit and user responsibility.

Main points about signals

Are the crypto signals really free?
Yes. The free Telegram channel publishes crypto signals and market scenarios. The user independently decides whether to use a signal and how much risk to take.
What is included in a signal?
A signal usually includes ticker, direction, entry zone, stop-loss, take-profit targets, risk, TTL and final result after the trade closes.
Is this financial advice?
No. Project materials are informational and analytical market scenarios. The user independently makes decisions about the trade, position size, risk and execution.
Can profit be guaranteed?
No. Profit cannot be guaranteed in crypto trading. Even a high-quality setup may close negative due to volatility, liquidity, news, slippage or execution mistakes.

How to read a signal?

A signal is a trading scenario, not an order to enter. It usually contains direction, entry zone, stop-loss, targets, risk and context. If the price does not reach the entry zone or the setup expires, the idea should be skipped.

What is R?

R is one unit of risk. If risk per trade is 1.5% of deposit, then +1R is about +1.5%, +2R is about +3%, and -1R is about -1.5%, excluding individual fees and slippage.

What is TTL?

TTL is the signal validity period. If TTL has expired, entering the trade is no longer correct because the original market scenario may have become outdated.

What is stale exit?

Stale exit is an early close if the scenario is not developing properly: price is stuck, impulse has faded, waiting time has expired or movement quality has deteriorated.

Can I use signals on Bybit?

Yes, the signals can be used on Bybit and other crypto exchanges if the required instrument is available. The user is responsible for execution, fees, leverage and risk.

Should I use leverage?

Leverage is a high-risk tool. Whether to use it is up to the user. If you do not understand how leverage works, it is better not to use it.

Why can my result differ?

Your result may differ from website statistics because of entry timing, exchange fees, leverage, position size, reaction speed, slippage and execution discipline.

Who is responsible for the trade?

The user is responsible for every trade. The website administration does not manage your account, does not enter trades for you and does not control your exchange.

Where can I read the risks?

Before using the materials, read the Risk Warning and Terms of Use. If you disagree with them, do not use the website or related channels.