Crypto market intelligence, built on tested rules.

At TP 1 part of the position is closed and the stop moves to the entry, so the rest of the trade can no longer turn into a loss. Depending on the strategy the rest closes at TP 2 or follows a trailing stop until the trend breaks. Each signal shows which.

About one candidate a day on average across the coins CMI covers, more in a rising market and fewer in a falling one; at most two a day are sent, and many days have none. Pattern and crash trades last hours to days, trend trades days to weeks.

Around half, and it depends on the rule: about 36 % for the daily trend (a few long trends pay for many small losses — its best 5 % of trades made more than all of them together, so skipping signals can mean missing the one that pays), about 53 % for chart patterns, about 65 % for crash bounces in a small sample. A high win rate is not the goal — the average result per trade is. Judge a rule over 100 trades, not one; the strategy page shows every year.

Never more than the maximum shown on the signal. It is calculated from the stop distance so that, with isolated margin, the liquidation price stays well beyond the stop loss. Lower leverage is always fine: your risk is set by the position size, not the leverage.

The signals are for USDT perpetual futures, available on Binance, Bybit and MEXC. Levels are based on Binance prices; other exchanges usually differ by only a few ticks.

The rules passed their tests on history and now run forward on live market data in real time, with simulated money and limits written down before the test started (see Live tests). CMI places no real orders. Until a test passes, its signals are marked “Live test”: published for transparency, not as advice.