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AI crypto trading signals, explained
What are crypto trading signals?
A crypto trading signal is a specific trade idea — a direction (long or short), an entry price, a stop-loss and a take-profit — for an asset like Bitcoin or Ethereum. Drishti generates them with an AI model every 15 minutes and, unlike most services, publishes whether each one won or lost. Its live record: 50.7% win rate at 1.28 average reward-to-risk over 612 signals.
Updated 2026-07-19 · 612 signals tracked
- 50.7%Win rate
- 1.28Avg R
- 2.14Sharpe
- 612Signals
How AI crypto signals are generated
Drishti reads dozens of live market features per asset — price momentum, order-book pressure, funding rates, open interest, volatility and macro context — and asks a large language model (Anthropic Claude) to decide whether there is a high-quality trade, and if so, at what entry, stop-loss and take-profit. Every signal carries a confidence and a written rationale. A new cycle runs about every 15 minutes across Bitcoin, Ethereum and other perpetual futures on Delta Exchange India.
Why a public track record is the only thing that matters
Most signal services show you screenshots of winners and quietly delete the losers, so their advertised win rates are meaningless. Drishti does the opposite: every closed signal stays on the record, win or lose, and the win rate, average reward-to-risk and Sharpe ratio are computed from that full history. That transparency is the whole point — you can judge the system on evidence, not marketing.
How to read a signal
- Direction — long (expecting up) or short (expecting down).
- Entry — the price the idea is valid from.
- Stop-loss — where the idea is wrong and the trade is cut.
- Take-profit — the target where it books a win.
- Reward-to-risk (R) — how much is targeted per unit risked; Drishti averages 1.28.
New to the terms? Read the guides on how to read a crypto signal and what AI crypto signals are, or check whether crypto signals are worth it.
FAQ
Are Drishti's signals free?
Yes — the live signals and the full public track record are free to view on the dashboard.
How often do signals update?
About every 15 minutes, around the clock, across Bitcoin, Ethereum and other perpetual futures.
What is Drishti's win rate?
50.7% across 612 published signals, at an average reward-to-risk of 1.28 — computed from every closed signal, winners and losers.
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Educational & illustrative only — not investment advice. Drishti publishes AI-generated trade ideas and their public track record for information. Crypto is volatile and you can lose money. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Do your own research.