Pair field describes which cryptocurrency should be traded for which coin. For example if you see a pair like BTC/USDT it means that the signal is for trading BTC for USDT (buy/sell BTC with USDT).

This field describes is a signal is SHORT-TERM or LONG-TERM. It’s up to you to decide whether or not open a deal regarding its timeframe.

This field shows the price that you can enter the deal at. Sometimes, you may see the signal so late that the price has already passed 1 or more targets. This field suggests the best price that you can open the order at.

This field tells about type of the deal. If it’s “Short” it means the signal is for short deals of course, meaning that you’re supposed to buy first and after hitting the target, sell it. If the type is long it means exactly vise versa.

Class of the signal if for you to find out if it’s a Future one or not. As you know, for each class you need follow its specific principles. So, pay attention to this list before opening your order.

Targets are the values that you need to wait for the candles to hit in order to close the deal. For example if you have bought a coin for $1 and the target is $2, you sell your coin when it hits the $2 amount. We provide multiple targets for you to manage the risk easier.

Stoploss is a very important factor. It insures that even if a signal goes wrong you don’t lose your whole capital and don’t get liquid. Stoploss is a value that you must set after opening the order and it shows the maximum amount of your loss in a deal. For example, if you have bought a coin for $1, your target is $2, and the stoploss is $0.5, you need to set your order the way that it’s closed automatically on $0.5 when the price goes down instead of going up unexpectedly.

Traders who are active in futures type deals can set a leverage for their investment. For example if you set the leverage on 10, the exchange will multiply the amount of the trade by 10. It means if you benefit from the deal, your benefit will be 10 times more. But, the downside is that is the deal ends up with loss, that loss will be 10 times more as well. So, beware how you set the leverage and always try to set its type to Isolated. We suggest you to don’t go upper than 10% if you’re not 100% sure of what you’re doing.

There is possibilities to make benefit or give loss in each deal. A good signal is a signal that the possibility of making benefit of it is at least twice of the risk of loss. In a situation like this we say that the Risk to Reward Ratio is 2. At the table above, it you see for example a value like “2” for the Risk/Reward field, it means that possibility of making benefit is 2 times more than loss in that deal.

We never suggest you to enter a deal with your all capital because if anything goes wrong, you can lose all of your capital. So, never enter a deal with all the money you have as it’s not the way that this business works!

You may see 3 types of values for this field; LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH. It depends on you if you take responsibility of engaging in high risk signals. But, if you be careful and manage the risk correctly, every signal you see here can produce positive results for you.