Telegram signal channels, scored

Every call from 2 public channels checked against exchange prices. Tracking since 2026-11-14, last read 2026-11-14 17:02 UTC.

#ChannelEquityLast 25 counted callsWin rateReturnMax drawdownCalls/wk
1FAT PIG SIGNALS (OFFICIAL)@fatpigsignals_official150%2 counted+0.4%−1%2–Universal Crypto Signals Pro@universalcryptosignals—0 counted———
Target 1 reachedStop or closed after 14 daysReturn: 1% of the account risked at each call's stop, compounded. “—” = nothing counted yet.
2 channels tracked

Claimed vs verified

The win rate a channel advertises in its own posts, next to the one its calls produced. On the dashed line means it says what it does.

Win rate, claimed → verified

Each dot is a channel with a claimed rate and at least 10 counted calls
0%0%25%25%50%50%75%75%100%100%No channel yet has both a claimed rate in its posts and 10 counted calls.

Coins called this week

Calls with a stop and a target in the last 7 days, by coin
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All coins and how their calls did ›

How a call is scored

1

Read the post

Pair, side, entry, targets and stop are read from the public t.me/s/ page with the post time.

2

Fill or skip

A zone counts only if price trades into it within 72 h. A call posted after the move is marked late.

3

Walk the candles

1-hour candles decide what came first: target 1 or the stop. Both in one candle: the stop.

4

Book the result

1% of the account at risk per call, compounded. Still open after 14 days: closed at the last price.

The full method and a glossary ›

FAQ

Where do the calls come from?

From each channel's public preview page on Telegram (t.me/s/<channel>), the same page anyone can open without an account. We keep the first version of every post we read; a post deleted later stays in our log and is marked.

How is a call scored?

Against Binance spot 1-hour candles. A call without an entry fills at the next hour's open; a call with an entry zone fills when price trades into it within 72 hours. Then whichever comes first decides: the first target (a win) or the stop (a loss). If one candle touches both, the stop counts. A call still open after 14 days is closed at the last price.

Why is a call shown but not counted?

When the post names no stop, no target, a stop on the wrong side, a coin with no Binance market, or when it repeats an earlier post or was posted after price had already passed its first target. Those calls stay visible in the channel's log with the reason.

What does the return figure mean?

The result of risking 1% of the account at each call's stop and compounding. It is a common, comparable way to size trades; it is not what any channel promises and it is not advice.

Can a channel pay to rank higher?

No. Featured placements are sold and always marked Ad, but they never change a figure or a position in any ranking.