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Litmusignals.com

Independent monitor of crypto signal channels on Telegram

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Thousands of traders follow crypto signal channels on Telegram, but almost nobody checks them. Litmusignals.com does it automatically. We capture every public signal the moment it's posted, hash it and save it to a public GitHub archive, so history can't be changed later. Then we track each signal against real exchange data and record whether its targets were hit. Today: 1,328 channels, 973 coins, 756,798 signals processed, 370 days of tracking. No affiliation, no paid placement, no trading advice - just stats.

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Features

  • Real hit rate for every tracked channel, based on real exchange data
  • Public GitHub archive of every signal, hashed within about an hour
  • Risk badges for channels that delete or edit signals, copy other channels or change names
  • Long/short balance and signal frequency for 973 coins
  • Insights: most imbalanced coins, sentiment flips, attention spikes
  • Daily digest via Telegram or email

Use Cases

  • Check a signal channel's track record before you follow its calls
  • See where the crowd is being led: which coins channels push and how fast
  • Spot channels that quietly delete or edit their signals
  • Research the signal layer around a coin - for projects, exchanges and analysts

Comments

Millions of traders follow signal channels, each for their own reasons. I was one of them, and I realized two things: 1. Before using signals, I want to know a channel's real hit rate and be sure it isn't involved in questionable activity. 2. If you collect enough channels, you can see the signal layer: how fast and into which coins channels lead their subscribers. After a year of monitoring, our users and I can see this layer and check every channel's track record. If you trade crypto, it's worth adding to your research.

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Millions of traders follow signal channels, each for their own reasons. I was one of them, and I realized two things: 1. Before using signals, I want to know a channel's real hit rate and be sure it isn't involved in questionable activity. 2. If you collect enough channels, you can see the signal layer: how fast and into which coins channels lead their subscribers. After a year of monitoring, our users and I can see this layer and check every channel's track record. If you trade crypto, it's worth adding to your research.

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