RSI Reversal
Alerts you when a coin has been sold off hard enough to look stretched, or bought up hard enough to look overheated.
Signals · crypto
Pick the pairs you care about. When one of our strategies sees its condition, you get a message with the levels — and, on Premium, a short explanation of what triggered it and whether that condition has ever held up.
9 ideas went in. One came out.
What you actually receive
This is the whole product. No dashboard to check, no chart to stare at, nothing running on your computer.
Normal and Pro.
Premium only. Written from the measured figures, never invented: if we don’t have at least 100 past alerts for that exact pair and timeframe, the explanation says so instead of quoting a percentage.
The measurements
We ran each of our 9 strategies on every pair and timeframe we have history for, and 83 combinations produced enough alerts (at least 100) to judge. Each was compared with what random timing gives on the same data. 6 passed — and about 2 would pass by luck alone, which is why passing once is not enough: so far 1 held up again on pairs and periods they had never been tested on. 25 more combinations had too few alerts to say anything. All of them are listed below.
For each combination we asked a single question — would you have done better than entering at random on the same data? — and answered it by shuffling the entry times 200 times to see what luck alone produces.
6 combinations came out ahead. They are listed below with their real numbers. The other 77 landed inside the range chance produces, which means we found no edge — not that the strategy is broken, and not that it never works for anyone.
| Strategy | Pair | Timeframe | Alerts measured | Went the expected way | Random timing landed between | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bollinger Bounce | BTC/USDT | 1h | 1,068 | 56.0% | 48.7% – 54.4% | beats chance · confirmed |
| Bollinger Bounce | ETH/USDT | 1h | 1,076 | 54.5% | 47.6% – 53.9% | beats chance · confirmed |
| Bollinger Bounce | ETH/USDT | 15m | 2,220 | 54.6% | 49.2% – 53.1% | passed once · not confirmed |
| Trend Following | SOL/USDT | 4h | 166 | 57.8% | 41.6% – 56.6% | passed once · not confirmed |
| RSI Reversal | ETH/USDT | 15m | 1,806 | 54.2% | 47.5% – 53.4% | passed once · not confirmed |
| Bollinger Bounce | BTC/USDT | 15m | 2,207 | 53.5% | 49.5% – 53.2% | passed once · not confirmed |
| We ran 83 tests. At this threshold, luck alone lets through about 2 of them, so passing once proves little. A result counts as confirmed only after it held again on pairs it was never tested on, in both halves of the data, and with nearby settings. The other 77 combinations landed inside the range random timing produces. Open any strategy below to see its numbers pair by pair. | ||||||
A strategy that is right 56% of the time sounds good until you learn that entering at random on the same two years would have been right 51.6% of the time. The only honest number is the difference, and it’s always smaller than the headline.
On 37 alerts we measured 67.6% for one strategy. True, measured, and meaningless: with a sample that small the uncertainty is about ten points either way, and real edges here are three to five. Below 100 we publish no percentage at all.
Beating chance once can happen by looking hard enough. To carry our badge a strategy has to repeat it on data it has never been tested on, three separate times. 9 ideas went in. One came out.
The catalogue
Plain English first, numbers second. Open a card to see every measurement behind that strategy — including the ones where we found nothing — and to subscribe to it at the level you want.
Alerts you when a coin has been sold off hard enough to look stretched, or bought up hard enough to look overheated.
Alerts you when the price breaks above its long-term average after spending time below it.
Alerts you when the price drops unusually far below its recent range and then starts coming back.
Waits for a real drop, then alerts you only once the price starts climbing back — and only while the longer trend is still up.
Alerts you when the short-term average price crosses the long-term one. The classic way to spot a change of direction.
Alerts you when momentum shifts — the moment buying pressure starts outweighing selling pressure, or the other way round.
Alerts you when the price pulls back to a widely watched retracement level and turns up from there.
Alerts you when trading volume jumps far above normal on a rising candle — something happened, and you get told.
In a rising market, alerts you when the price dips back to its short-term average and bounces off it.
Open a strategy to see every measurement behind it and to subscribe. The three plans change how the alerts reach you, not what the strategy watches.
Plans
Same strategy, three levels of service: what changes is where the alerts land and how much explaining they do.
The price is per strategy. You subscribe to one strategy at the level you want, and you can run it on any pair. If a second one turns out to suit you, you subscribe to that one too — nobody is asked to pay for nine when they only intend to watch one.
So the order is: pick the strategy first, then the plan. Open any strategy below and the three plans are inside it, with its own numbers next to them.
The AI Consultant, precisely. On Premium, each alert comes with a few sentences explaining what triggered it, how that condition has behaved in the past, and where the levels came from. It is written from the measured figures — it cannot invent a number, and when the data is too thin it says so rather than filling the silence. It is not a chat, it does not know your situation, and it never tells you to buy or sell.
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No. It sends you a message. We never ask for exchange API keys, never connect to your account and cannot place an order. Every trade is yours to place, or not to place.
Any pair available on the exchanges we read. The measurements on this page were run on BTC, ETH and SOL against USDT — those are the three we have enough history to be sure about. You can run the same strategies anywhere; we just won’t quote you an accuracy figure we haven’t measured.
No. Everything runs on our servers. You connect email or Telegram from your account page and that’s the whole setup.
It depends entirely on the strategies and timeframes you switch on — a 15-minute strategy on three pairs is noisy, a 4-hour one is quiet. You can change the mix whenever you like, and there is a cap so a single wild day can never flood your inbox.
Because a 4-hour strategy on SOL simply doesn’t trigger often in two years. It clears our 100-alert minimum, so we publish it — but it is the thinnest number on the page and the margin of error around it is the widest. We’d rather show you that than round it away.
We’d rather tell you that than sell you nine miracles.