Annual report

CryptoCrispy annual performance analysis

Performance overview generated on 30 May 2025

Historical window. Directional accuracy in this period is 24%. It is kept on the record and is not a current marketing claim. Current methodology

Executive summary

Over the last twelve months the AI Assistant analysed 225 predictions across 9 major coins, with an average ROI of 2.27% and 24% directional accuracy. The best-performing asset in this window was BTC, at 4.04% average ROI per trade.

Predictions analysed

225

Directional accuracy

24%

Average ROI

2.27%

Best-performing coin

BTC

Top ROI coins

Rank Coin Avg ROI (%) Avg accuracy (%)
1 BTC 4.04 52.0
2 TRX 3.88 40.0
3 SOL 2.79 16.0
4 ETH 2.09 32.0
5 DOGE 2.06 12.0

Highest ROI

BTC 4.04%

Also the highest accuracy in this set at 52%.

Accuracy gap

52% vs 12%

BTC led accuracy; DOGE lagged despite a positive ROI.

Watchlist note

TRX close second

3.88% ROI with 40% accuracy, behind BTC on both.

Annual top-coin ROI

Recommendations

  • Keep BTC and TRX on the active watchlist while reviewing monthly momentum shifts.
  • Investigate lower-accuracy assets such as ADA and LTC before giving them live size.
  • Track risk-adjusted stability as ROI changes, not only the average return.
  • Recheck the model when a rolling accuracy window drops below 20%.

Methodology snapshot

Figures are calculated trade by trade, net of fees. Accuracy is the share of correct directional predictions; ROI is the mean percentage return per closed trade. The dataset spans 30 May 2024 to 29 May 2025.

These results describe the published sample. They are not a forecast and should be read with coin-level rows, not only the headline average.

Market terms used here

CryptoCrispy reports score cryptocurrency trading signals on USDT spot pairs — Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and altcoins such as SOL, XRP, BNB, and RENDER. Published Telegram buy/sell alerts are counted separately from in-app AI Assistant suggestions.

  • Take-profit (TP1–TP5) — staged profit targets on a long or short. A target hit counts only after the signal is decided.
  • Stop-loss (SL) — risk exit. A stop is a loss, not a timeout.
  • Hit rate / TP vs SL — wins among decided signals. Open or no-result (NR) rows are not wins.
  • AI Assistant — in-app long/short suggestions. Modes: default mix, technical analysis, social sentiment, and AI/on-chain data.
  • Telegram Official Signals — published channel alerts, often a rolling last-40 window.
  • Core vs tactical — investor-book split: persistent hold versus a smaller rotating sleeve.
  • ROI — return after pairing BUY then SELL on the same symbol, fees subtracted, on trading pages.
  • Risk appetite — separate risk modes; the headline is sample-weighted, not the best bucket.

See how these numbers are counted and the crypto trading reports library.