Published: July 20, 2026.
There's a new tab living under Signals: Crypto Signals. It sits alongside Dashboard, Today's Signals, Rule Playbook, My Alerts, and Signal Studies, and it brings the same rules-based signal engine that already covers stocks to the crypto market. Here's what's on the page and how to use it.
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The tab opens to a table of active crypto signals — currently including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Hyperliquid, TRON, and Uniswap — each with a Bullish or Bearish outlook and a category tag indicating the type of setup that triggered the signal. What all these cryptocurrencies have in common is that they are part of the Crypto Currencies Index of the 30 largest cryptos by market capitalization (CCi30).
Reading the columns
Each row packs in the context needed to evaluate a signal at a glance:
• Entry/Exit Rule: the specific rule codes (e.g., e120 | x304) that generated the signal — click through to see the logic in the Rule Playbook.
• Quality Score and Accuracy Rate: how strong the setup is and how often this exact rule has been right historically.
• Avg Gain, Max Gain, and Max Loss: the historical range of outcomes when this signal has fired in the past, so you know the upside and the risk before acting.
• Avg Holding Time and Past Occurrences: how long a typical trade runs, and how many times this rule has triggered before (click the number to see the individual instances).
• Limit Price, Optional Stop Loss, Latest Close, and Market Cap: the practical numbers for placing and protecting a trade, plus the coin's current size for context.
An example
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Consider the HYPE/USD row as an example: it shows a Bullish PIVOT signal with a Quality Score near 92 and a historical accuracy rate of 87%. The Quality Score is a composite metric that captures how effective a signal has been overall, factoring in its win rate, consistency over time, and risk characteristics.
While this HYPE/USD signal doesn't post the highest max gain compared to other signals, it stands out for having the lowest max loss and the highest overall Quality Score, backed by more than 100 past occurrences. In other words, it trades some upside potential for stronger downside protection and reliability.
This example illustrates how to weigh these different metrics against one another — gain potential, loss potential, consistency, and sample size — so you can decide which signal best fits your own trade plan and risk tolerance.
View Customization
You can customize the Default View by clicking on the white edit pencil icon. You can also create a new view by clicking the drop-down triangle and selecting "Add View."
The green checked boxes indicate an active column header. You can check or uncheck from the various Signals, General, Fundamentals, and Performance-based metrics.
You can click any grey headers and drag and drop them to rearrange the order of your columns. Don't forget to click the Save button if you make any changes.
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You can also print and export your views.
Alerts
Click the bell icon on any row to get notified the moment that signal's exit rule triggers.
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You can access your open and closed alerts from the My Alerts tab:
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