Free Crypto Signals (Telegram) — Rule-Based Engine and Public Scorecard
Updated: 2026-10-27 · Türkçe
The ByStock Signal Engine is a rule-based (not AI-generated) signal program that scans crypto and stock perpetuals on 1-hour candles. When it finds a qualifying setup it posts entry, target and stop to a free Telegram channel and records each outcome. Below is the last 30 days' scorecard — winners and losers.
Public scorecard — last 30 days
Simulation: 100 USDT margin at 10x per signal; fees and funding excluded. Open now: 0. Past results don't predict the future.
| Closed | Pair | Side | Result | Move | 100 $ · 10x |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 Oct | LINK | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −1.39% | −$13.9 |
| 27 Oct | BRENTOIL | ▲ Long | ✗ Stop | −0.65% | −$6.5 |
| 26 Oct | ETH | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −1.71% | −$17.1 |
| 26 Oct | NEAR | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −2.63% | −$26.3 |
| 26 Oct | SUI | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −1.98% | −$19.8 |
| 26 Oct | AAVE | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −1.58% | −$15.8 |
| 26 Oct | MU | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −1.11% | −$11.1 |
| 25 Oct | ZRO | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −2.28% | −$22.8 |
| 25 Oct | GOLD | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −0.16% | −$1.6 |
| 25 Oct | HYPE | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −1.05% | −$10.5 |
| 23 Oct | BTC | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −0.77% | −$7.7 |
| 23 Oct | SP500 | ▼ Short | ✓ Target | +0.55% | +$5.5 |
| 22 Oct | LTC | ▼ Short | ✓ Target | +2.09% | +$20.9 |
| 21 Oct | APE | ▲ Long | ✗ Stop | −1.74% | −$17.4 |
| 20 Oct | XYZ100 | ▼ Short | ✗ Stop | −0.73% | −$7.3 |
How signals are generated
The engine scans crypto pairs every 10 minutes on the median of Binance, OKX and Bybit futures candles. Since 27 October 2026 the rule is: the Ada Delta, Momentum, CHoCH and Compass skills must score above 50, no monthly-trend veto, and the 4-hour Magnetic Fib must confirm (long only with an active Magnetic Fib long plan, short only on a 4-hour down leg). Stocks and commodities lost money under this rule in the backtest, so they aren't posted. At least 30 minutes between posts; a pair with an open signal isn't re-sent.
Why this rule? (backtest)
The rule was tested on 540 days of hourly data for 37 markets, with a 0.1% fee and the exact live engine code. Selection used only the training period; the last 3 months and an unseen older 270 days were measured separately. Result: profit factor 1.66 over 540 days, 1.50 in the last 90 days, 1.31 in the older 270 days; 22% of trades closed at the stop. The previous channel rule scored 0.99 (0.77 on older data) in the same test, so it was replaced; it's still tracked in a shadow scorecard. The average return is small and past results don't predict the future.
How outcomes are measured
Each signal is tracked for 48 hours. A 1% move in favour counts as TP1: the suggested management is to close half and move the stop to entry; the rest closes at TP2 (the engine's target, optional) or at entry (break-even). Stop first = loss; neither = closed at the last price on expiry. The scorecard's returns follow this management. Records are written BEFORE posting; losers are never deleted. A weekly scorecard is also posted to Telegram.
What it is not
Not personal investment advice and no profit guarantee. Past results don't predict the future; position size and risk are yours.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I get free crypto signals?
ByStock's Telegram channel (t.me/Bystockfun) and the on-site Signal Engine are free; every outcome is kept in a public scorecard.
Are the signals AI-generated?
No; fixed rules and a score threshold. The same data gives the same result.
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