The number the channel reports. The position was in profit at some point. Whether it stayed there is a separate question.
Channel Audit · Telegram signal channels, replayed on minute candles
Enter the link of a public Telegram channel. We read its last posts, recognise the signals and replay each one on minute candles: the entry, every target, the stop, and the liquidation at the channel's leverage. Then the whole history, if you want, with what $100 on each signal would have become.
The result opens from a link in that email, or in our Telegram bot. No password. We use the address for this test and for one weekly letter with new verdicts, including the ones that failed. One click to stop. The free replay counts the channel's last 10 signals; the paid channel audit counts the whole history.
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| Date (UTC) | Asset | Side | Entry | Result | Time to result |
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The whole history up to 50 signals, altcoins counted, the missing message numbers, the entry patterns, and a record that starts today: that is the channel audit, $49. Nothing you enter here is published.
A real card: the free replay of a public channel with 150,000 subscribers, run on 4 November 2026, name withheld. Ten signals, nine of them opened. The paid report has the same shape over the whole history.
Channel (name withheld) · 10 signals · 2026-09-26 to 2026-10-29
| Date (UTC) | Asset | Side | Entry | Result | Time to result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-29 18:23 | SPX | long | 0.378 | TP1 | 2 h |
| 2026-10-28 11:36 | BNB | long | 728 | stop | 6 min |
| 2026-10-21 19:54 | BNB | long | 728 | TP2 | 7 d |
| 2026-10-09 18:27 | BEAMX | long | 0.002585 | last target | 4 d |
| 2026-10-08 14:30 | LINK | short | 13.36–13.5 | not opened | — |
14 of 118 message numbers are missing in this window. Which of them were signals cannot be established, so the card says exactly that.
The table of recognised signals is shown to you before payment. You confirm it, then it is hashed and time-stamped, and only then do we run it. A correction afterwards is version 2, and both stay on the card.
Entry patterns, on the same card: time of day of the entries, the move in the 1, 4 and 24 hours before each post, position against the 20, 50 and 200-day averages, funding at the moment of the post. Observations with a count, never a verdict on why the channel does what it does.
Channels count a win when the first target is touched. A subscriber who holds to the last target, or who runs the recommended leverage, lives a different statistic. The card prints both numbers side by side, with the liquidation share next to them.
The number the channel reports. The position was in profit at some point. Whether it stayed there is a separate question.
Without the stop firing first. For a subscriber who holds the position as posted, this is the win rate that matters.
Liquidation sits at roughly 1/leverage against the position, before the stop. At 20×, a 5% wick ends the trade whatever the forecast.
On our BTC and ETH archive, 2024 to 2026, about 43,400 daily windows: at 25× leverage, 62% of bets that eventually touched a +5% target were liquidated before reaching it. The breakdown is in the maths of signal channels and in the dossier of one trade.
The same rules for every channel, printed on every card, so two channels can be compared. Where a rule is a choice, it is a conservative one.
Hourly candles cannot tell whether the target or the stop came first. We replay every signal on one-minute candles of a perpetual-futures market, and the card prints the resolution and the rules.
The result is “ambiguous” and counts as a stop in the totals. The card shows how many signals were ambiguous.
If price never enters the zone within 3 days, the signal is “not opened” and is left out of the win rates. “Market” entries open at the next minute's open.
Equal parts of the position at each target, and the stop moved to break-even after the first one, only if the channel says so. Otherwise the stop stays. Both readings are on the card, because this is where channels differ most.
Roughly 1/leverage against the position, less maintenance margin, with a taker fee, an estimate printed on the card. If it comes before the stop, the result is “liquidated”, in its own colour.
No target and no stop within 14 days: the position is closed at the price of day 14 and marked “timeout”.
From a pasted text, the date is “as stated by you”. From forwarded posts or a public channel we read, it is “from Telegram”.
We count message numbers in the window. “31 of 240 missing” is what the card says, and nothing more.
Prices are the same as for INDICIA Check. Card payments are not open yet: write to us and we agree the way to pay before anything is run.
Minute candles of perpetual-futures markets, fetched per signal from public market data. The card names the market type, the resolution and the fee assumption.
For BTC and ETH we add our own archive: hourly funding and basis since 2024, the Deribit option chain since March 2026, Hyperliquid whale positions since July 2026. Funding for altcoins is fetched per request.
We sell the report, not the data. The raw archive is not for sale at any level.
We count message numbers. If 31 of 240 are missing, the card says so, and says that which of them were signals cannot be established. For a record that nobody can edit afterwards, start a Channel Dossier: we log the channel from today.
Not by entering it. Forward the posts you have access to, or paste them. Forwarded posts keep the original date, so the card says “date from Telegram”; pasted text says “date as stated by you”.
Every asset with a perpetual-futures market in our candle sources, large and small coins alike. A signal on an asset without one is listed as “no candles” and left out of the totals; a signal whose numbers contradict each other is listed as “unclear”.
Any number is counted. Below 30 the card says the sample is small and shows a wider coin-flip range.
The result is “ambiguous” and counts as a stop in the totals. The card shows how many signals were ambiguous.
No. The report is yours, by a private link that lives 365 days. We contact a channel only for an author's audit, at the author's request.
Each test fetches candles and runs a replay on our server. A confirmed email or a Telegram account keeps bots out and saves your result for 30 days. No password, one weekly letter, one click to stop.
That is INDICIA Check: describe a rule in words, we write it down, freeze it and test it on derivatives history.
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