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How to evaluate a crypto signal provider

How do you evaluate a crypto signal provider?

Judge a crypto signal provider on five things: is the full track record public (including losers), is every signal risk-defined (entry, stop-loss, take-profit), is the sample size real, is it honest about cost, and does it avoid guaranteed-return claims? Any provider that fails the first — a complete, un-editable record — should be treated as marketing. Drishti passes all five: a public 50.7% record over 612 signals, free.

Updated 2026-07-19 · 612 signals tracked

The 5-point checklist

Red flags to walk away from

Deleted losing calls, "90%+ win rate" with no auditable history, pressure to pay upfront, and guaranteed-profit language are all signs to leave. In India especially, be wary of unregistered "advisors" — informational signals are fine, but personalised investment advice is regulated.

How Drishti measures up

Drishti publishes its full ledger (50.7% win rate, 1.28 avg R, 2.14 Sharpe over 612 signals), defines every signal with entry/SL/TP, and is free — see the track record. Compare approaches: AI signals vs Telegram groups.

FAQ

How do I know if a crypto signal provider is legit?

Demand a public, complete track record including losing trades, risk-defined signals, and a real sample size. If any is missing, treat the win rate as marketing.

What is a red flag in crypto signals?

Deleted losers, unauditable win rates, guaranteed-return promises, and paywalls before you can see any history.

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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.