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Signals are rule-based technical analysis over live 1-hour exchange candles:
Each candidate gets a 0–100 strength score and a confidence value; confidence under 50 is never published, and strength shows how strongly the layers agree.
There is no fixed number — and that is the point. The engine scans every 5 minutes but only publishes a signal when a candidate survives every gate:
We currently provide signals for major cryptocurrency pairs including:
We focus on coins with sufficient liquidity so that signal levels reflect a real, tradeable market.
You are notified through these channels:
No. btccampus is a tracking and signals product — we never place orders and never ask for exchange API keys. Users typically:
Each signal shows reference levels (entry, targets, stop-loss) for your own analysis. Whether and where you trade is entirely your decision.
Yes. The Portfolio screen tracks watch-only wallets on Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana and TRON — you just paste a public address, no keys needed. Major tokens (including stablecoins like USDT) are detected automatically with live prices.
You can also watch any wallet with Whale Alerts: pick a famous wallet from the built-in directory or paste any address, set a USD threshold, and get a push notification whenever it moves more than that amount.
No — and we say so on the page. Spreads are raw price differences between Binance/OKX and the deepest DEX pool; swap fees, gas, slippage and transfer time are not included, so small gaps are rarely tradeable. The value is in spotting the rare wide dislocations early — set a threshold and get a push when one opens.
The token universe rebuilds itself daily: coins listed on Binance or OKX, in the top 250 by market cap, with a DEX pool of at least $250K that passes three anti-spoof checks. Pools under $100K show dimmed and never trigger alerts, and each alert rule pushes at most once per 30 minutes.
Everything a wallet holds, valued live in USD — on Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana and TRON. Watch up to 10 wallets: pick an iconic whale from the directory (Satoshi’s genesis address, the dormant 80K BTC, the US government’s Silk Road stash, Vitalik, the Ethereum Foundation, Tether’s treasury) or paste any address.
Holdings refresh about every 5 minutes, and when a single asset moves more than your threshold ($10K–$10M), you get a push with the amounts and direction. Token contract addresses are rejected on add — a token’s contract is nobody’s wallet.
By design. The big number is your live balance — a withdrawal lowers it immediately. The chart and the change %, however, show how the market moved the coins you hold right now: today’s amounts priced with past prices. Deposits and withdrawals are not part of that math, so cashing out never appears as a dip — the curve isolates market performance from your money movements.
No. btccampus never asks for exchange API keys and cannot place trades or move funds anywhere:
Yes. A wallet address is public information — anyone can already look it up on a block explorer. Adding it only lets btccampus read its balance.
Read more on our Trust & Security page.
btccampus Pro is $19.99/month (or $119.99/year in the iOS app — about $10/month). This includes:
No hidden fees, no per-trade charges, no premium tiers. Everything is included.
Yes, cancel anytime from your dashboard. No cancellation fees, no questions asked. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period.
We offer refunds under specific conditions:
Refunds are NOT provided for:
See our Terms of Service for complete details.
We accept:
All payments are processed securely through industry-standard payment providers.
We offer a limited free tier where you can:
This lets you evaluate the platform before committing to Pro. Trading signals and the full tracking toolset require a Pro subscription.
We don't advertise a win-rate number — any fixed percentage would be marketing, not math. Win rate moves with market conditions, and it isn't the number that matters anyway.
What matters is expectancy: the engine enforces a minimum 2:1 reward-to-risk on every signal, so even well below 50% wins the levels can still make sense.
Every signal — win or loss — stays visible in the Signals history, so you can judge the engine yourself.
No. No one can guarantee profits in trading.
Anyone who promises guaranteed returns is either lying or doesn't understand markets. Cryptocurrency trading is inherently risky, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
We provide tools and analysis to help inform your decisions, but all trading outcomes are your responsibility.
Yes. The Signals screen on the web and in the iOS app shows:
Signals are informational: how they would have worked for you depends entirely on your own decisions.
Losing streaks are a normal part of trading. No system wins 100% of the time. Here's how we handle them:
The key is surviving drawdowns with capital intact to benefit from the next winning period.
Yes, you can lose money. This is true for all trading, regardless of the tools or signals you use.
Cryptocurrency markets are volatile. Prices can move against you quickly, especially with leverage. Never trade with money you can't afford to lose.
Read our Risk Disclosure for comprehensive information.
No. btccampus does not provide financial advice.
Our signals are informational tools based on technical and sentiment analysis. We are not licensed financial advisors. You should:
Leverage significantly amplifies both gains AND losses.
We recommend:
You are responsible for your own trading decisions and outcomes.
btccampus provides tools and information, but the decision to trade—and how much to risk—is entirely yours. We do not:
By using our service, you accept full responsibility for your trading activities.
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