How Ezath decides to BUY, SELL or WAIT
We keep the exact formula private, but here's the honest shape of what happens.
Our engine pulls live candles for BTC, ETH and SOL across three timeframes, 1-hour, 4-hour, and 1-day. The 1-hour catches faster moves; the daily shows the bigger picture; the 4-hour sits in between.
Each candle is scored against multiple dimensions, trend direction, momentum, overbought/oversold state, momentum shifts, and volume confirmation. Only when enough factors agree do we call a BUY or SELL.
If the factors disagree, or the move is weak, we call WAIT. Sitting in cash is often the right trade. Most signal services hide this. We embrace it.
Entry is the current price. The stop-loss is set using a volatility gauge so your risk scales with how jumpy the market is right now. Take-profits (TP1, TP2, TP3) are reference points sized for a healthy reward-to-risk, not orders you have to hit blindly. You're a trader, not a robot: if you're in profit and the move is losing steam, take it. Rule of thumb: if you're wondering whether to take profit, the answer is usually yes.
Every signal includes a short, beginner-friendly explanation of the setup. Pro users get a deeper dive with scenarios to watch for.
Every H1, 4-hour and daily call is recorded, win or loss. You can check the track record page any time. We cap it at the most recent 500 calls per timeframe so it stays fresh.
Our job is to read the market with pure mathematical logic and hand you a clean, actionable setup. Your job is to trade it with judgment. Our TP levels are references based on historical volatility, not laws of physics. If you're in profit but still far from TP1 and the move looks exhausted, take it. Markets reward the disciplined, not the mechanical.
No signal service wins 100% of the time, ours doesn't either. Our edge is discipline: always trading with the broader trend, waiting for multiple confirmations, and sitting out when the market is messy. Size positions small. Never risk money you can't afford to lose.