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Updated 2026-11-07 · 2784 signals tracked

• 59.5%Win rate
• 1.22Avg R
• 150TP2 hits
• 2784Signals

What you get free

You do not need an account to read any of this.

• Live signals. The current open signals, each with entry, stop-loss and two take-profit targets, on the home page and the plain-text live page.
• The full history. Every closed signal, wins and losses, on the track record.
• A downloadable CSV. The resolved ledger as a file on the open data page, under a CC BY 4.0 licence, so you can recompute the numbers yourself.

That is the list. It is short on purpose, because we say only what exists. The site tracks 2784 signals in total as of 2026-11-07, across 11 instruments.

What "free" usually costs elsewhere

Free signal offers come with a price, just not in rupees. The usual ones:

• The VIP upsell. A free group shows a few calls, then pushes a paid group for the "real" ones. The record shown for the free group is rarely the record of the paid one.
• Affiliate links. The signals are bait for an exchange sign-up, and the provider is paid when you trade. That pays them for your volume, whether you win or not.
• Data capture. A phone number, an email or a Telegram handle is collected, then sold or used for sales messages.
• Selective history. Only the winners are pinned. Losers scroll away or are deleted.

None of these is illegal, and none is a reason to avoid every free source. They are reasons to ask what the record looks like before you act on one. For a way to compare, see best crypto signals app in India.

Today's free signals

The table below was written into the page on 2026-11-07. The live page and home page update about every 15 minutes, so check them for anything current.

And here is how the last 30 days ended, losses included.

How to read one in 60 seconds

1. Direction. Long means the idea is that price rises. Short means it falls.
2. Entry. The price the signal is valid from. If price has already moved well past it, skip it.
3. Stop-loss. The price where the idea is wrong. Decide your size from this distance.
4. Target 1. The first take-profit. Reaching it before the stop is what the record counts as a win.
5. Target 2. The stretch target, for whatever is left.

The slower version, with a worked example, is how to read a crypto signal.

Is a free signal worth acting on?

A signal is information. It is one model's view of one trade, with the levels where it would be wrong. It is not advice, because it does not know your money, your risk limit or your tax position.

Whether it is worth acting on is a question about size and method. Used as a prompt for your own plan, and traded small, a free signal costs little. Used as an instruction, with money you cannot afford to lose, it can cost a lot. Our page on whether crypto signals are worth it gives the long answer. The short answer is that the record matters more than the price tag.

The record behind the free signals

As of 2026-11-07, 59.5% of 2454 resolved signals won, with a 95% interval of 57.5% to 61.4%. 322 expired without reaching a target or a stop, and are left out of that rate but still published. Average reward-to-risk is 1.22.

These are results for the signals as published, before fees, funding and slippage. They do not describe what you would have earned, and they do not predict the next signal. They are there so you can decide with evidence rather than a promise.

Free signals, risk and tax in India

Signals that lead to futures trades bring leverage, and leverage can wipe out the money you put in. Varsity's chapter Perpetual futures, and whether you should explains why practising without leverage comes first.

Profits are taxed. Varsity's flat 30% tax chapter explains the rule as it stands, and losses are treated differently from what many expect. Talk to a chartered accountant about your own case. If you are new to all of this, Varsity is free too, and how to trade crypto in India is a good start. If you prefer messages in your pocket, see crypto signals on Telegram.

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What free signals cannot do

A free signal cannot size your trade, because it does not know your money. It cannot tell you when to stop trading, because it has no view on your week. And it cannot protect you from a decision you make in a hurry, such as entering after price has already moved.

It also cannot promise the next result. The record on this page shows how past signals ended, 1460 wins and 994 losses as of 2026-11-07, with 322 expiries beside them. That is a measurement of a method, taken over 22 July 2026 onward. Treat the signals as material for your own plan, and write that plan before you place an order. If you are starting from scratch, how to trade crypto in India walks through the steps in order.

A fair test of any free offer

Whether the offer is ours or someone else's, the same short test applies. Ask what happens after you take the free thing. Does it lead to a paid group, an exchange sign-up or a form that asks for your number? Then ask what the record looks like for the free thing itself, not for a premium tier you have not seen.

• Is the full list of past signals visible without registering?
• Are the losses on it, with the same prominence as the wins?
• Is the rule for a win written down?
• Can you download the data and recompute the rate?
• Does anyone ask for your API keys or a deposit?

Free signals that pass this test are worth a look, and those that do not are marketing. The comparison page puts several providers side by side, using only what their own sites state.

Using free signals to learn

The best use of a free signal is as a free lesson. Each one is a complete, small trade plan: a direction, a place to enter, a place to be wrong and two places to take profit. Reading a few a day, and asking why the stop sits where it does, teaches more than most courses.

Try this for a week. Each morning, pick two open signals. Write down the entry, the stop and the targets, and the loss you would accept. Check a day later how each ended. Do it with no money. At the end of the week you will understand reward-to-risk, expiry and the cost of entering late far better, and you will have your own small record to set beside the published one of 59.5% over 2454 decided signals. The Varsity course fills in the concepts, and it is free as well.

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Educational & illustrative only — not investment advice. Drishti Pro 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.