Crypto futures analysis, signal methodology, and market insights from the Ezath team.
Three delivery models, one question: which one actually produces edge after fees, slippage, and the inevitable bad regime? Here is the honest breakdown.
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Most signal services advertise 80-90% win rates. Here's why that number is almost always misleading — and what a honest win rate actually looks like.
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Most signal services post screenshots. Ezath posts a SHA-256 hash chain. Here is exactly what that difference means for your money.
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Both bots and signal services promise an edge. Most deliver neither. Here is how to evaluate each on the numbers that matter — and why transparency is the thing neither camp wants to talk about.
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Win rate tells you how often you win. Profit factor tells you whether winning actually makes money. Here is how to calculate it and why scammers never show it.
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Most services claiming a 'public track record' are showing you cherry-picked screenshots. Here is what verified transparency actually requires — and how to test any service in under ten minutes.
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Most signal services are selling a feeling, not an edge. Here is the exact checklist, grounded in math, not intuition, that separates legitimate services from the noise.
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Most traders treat the stop-loss as an afterthought. Here is why it is actually the single input that determines whether your system has positive expectancy.
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Win rate is the most-quoted number in crypto signals — and the most misleading. Here's what actually determines whether a signal service can make you money over time.
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Most "signal services" are designed to look impressive, not to make you money. Here's how to tell the difference, and what a real signal should contain.
Read article →We built the signals platform we wished existed: every call public, every loss documented, every assumption explained. Here's what's in it.
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