Singel70

A signal is only as good as the plan behind it. Here is ours — and exactly how to read it.
1) ENTRY — where we get in
The entry is a zone, not a single tick. In our posts: "Entry: 2450 – 2485". Split the zone in tranches — e.g. 50% at the low of the range, 50% on the breakout. Why a zone? Because chasing a single price usually means chasing a candle wick.
2) STOP-LOSS — the one rule you can't skip
"If I'm wrong, I pay a small fixed price." We place the SL below a structural level (the recent swing low for a long), never a round number or a gut feel. Example: ETH entry 2450–2485, SL 2405 → risk ≈ 2.5%. On leverage, that is the size of the actual loss you will eat.
3) TAKE-PROFITS — bank the move in stages
We always set three targets. TP1 sits at the nearest resistance and is the most likely to fill; TP2–TP3 are the stretched moves that pay for it. Leaving full risk on for the moon is how winning trades become losing ones.
4) RISK / REWARD — is the trade even worth it?
R:R = distance to target ÷ distance to stop. The floor we demand: at least 1:1 on TP1, 2–3:1 on the final target. If a setup cannot pay ~1:1 on its first target, we don't post it.
5) THE RULE THAT PROTECTS EVERYTHING
Once TP1 is hit, the stop moves to entry. The trade can no longer lose. We announce this in every update: a winner that reverses all the way back becomes a breakeven, not a loss.
6) LEVERAGE IS A MULTIPLIER, NOT A SUPERPOWER
10x on a swing means a 10% tick in your direction = +100% — and the same 10% against you clears your position. Size = risk × 10. Never max out just because a signal is long.
A signal that is never worth your money:
❌ No stop-loss at all
❌ A single target further than 3× the risk with no intermediate step
❌ An entry that requires FOMO-ing a wick
❌ "DYOR" printed on a sloppy plan
Check any of our posts against this checklist — the ZEC and ETH longs we published today pass all six points. That is the standard the desk holds itself to.
TL;DR: zone entry, hard stop, staged targets, R:R above 1 on TP1, stop to entry after TP1, and size = risk — not greed.
Follow for daily signals, every one published with the full map. Which part should we break down next — position sizing, TA structure or how the tracking agent handles exits?
Not financial advice. Always DYOR.
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