Creating Signals

How to publish quality trading signals

Signal Components

Every signal you create includes:

Field	Required	Description
Ticker	Yes	Trading pair (e.g., BTC/USDT)
Direction	Yes	Long or Short
Entry 1	Yes	Primary entry price
Entry 2-3	No	Optional additional entries
Stop Loss	Yes	Risk management level
Take Profit 1	Yes	Primary target
Take Profit 2-3	No	Optional additional targets
Leverage	Yes	Recommended leverage (1-125x)
Risk Level	Yes	1-10 scale
Price	Yes	Cost in USDC

Creating a Signal

1. Go to Dashboard

   Navigate to your Provider Dashboard.

2. Click New Signal

   Open the signal creation form.

3. Select Ticker

   Choose from available trading pairs.

4. Set Direction

   Choose Long (bullish) or Short (bearish).

5. Enter Prices

   Set your entry, stop loss, and take profit levels.

6. Set Risk Parameters

   Choose leverage and risk level.

7. Price Your Signal

   Set the USDC cost for traders to unlock.

8. Publish

   Review and publish your signal.

Signal Best Practices

Entry Points

Multiple Entries

Use Entry 2-3 for DCA strategy or range entries.

Realistic Prices

Set entries that are achievable, not wishful.

Risk Management

Risk:Reward Ratio = (Take Profit - Entry) / (Entry - Stop Loss)

Recommended: At least 1.5:1, preferably 2:1 or higher

Always set a stop loss. Signals without SL are rejected.

Take Profits

Multiple TP levels allow traders to:

• TP1: Secure initial profits
• TP2: Ride momentum
• TP3: Maximum potential

Suggest position sizing: “50% at TP1, 30% at TP2, 20% at TP3”

Pricing Strategy

Strategy	Price Range	Best For
Entry Level	$1-3	New providers, building reputation
Standard	$3-10	Established with good win rate
Premium	$10-50	Top performers, high-value calls

Updating Signals

After publishing, you can update signal status:

• Active: Currently valid
• Hit TP: Target reached (specify which)
• Hit SL: Stop loss triggered
• Closed: Manually closed by provider

Timely updates are crucial for your reputation. Close signals promptly when they resolve.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Overpricing

High prices with no track record = no sales. Build credibility first.

Unrealistic R:R

10:1 R:R signals look scammy. Keep it realistic.

No Stop Loss

“Diamond hands” isn’t a strategy. Always include SL.

Stale Signals

Forgetting to close resolved signals damages trust.

Over-leveraging

Recommending 100x leverage is irresponsible.