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Latest 40-signal window
21 September 2026 · CryptoCrispy Official Signals
Signal outcomes
Signals
40
Hit rate
85%
20% plan
+7.2%
Leverage
~11.9x
| Outcome | Count |
|---|---|
| Full take-profit | 15 |
| Target hit | 18 |
| Stop loss | 6 |
| Still open | 1 |
| Closed | 39 |
33 of 39 closed signals hit at least one target (15 full take-profit + 18 partial). Channel examples in the recap include ETH, ONE, SOL, UNI, INJ, RENDER, TRX, FF, and BTC. Stops in the recap include FF, ADA, XRP, and UNI. One M signal was still open.
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.
Methodology
Hit rate = (full take-profit + target hit) / closed. The 20% plan figure is the channel recap. This page is one overlapping window, not a unique 40-trade sample versus the 7-21 September table. Source: t.me/cryptocrispy_ai. See the methodology page.