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What crypto is our AI long on right now?

Updated 2026-11-07 · 2784 signals tracked

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

Below is the model's current book: every signal still open, with the direction it took and the levels it committed to. Long positions expect the price to rise, short positions expect it to fall.

Open right now

This snapshot is baked into the page when the site is deployed. The plain-text live page rebuilds the same list on every request, so it is the one to use if you need the current state rather than the recent state.

Why both directions appear

The model has no house view. It takes shorts as readily as longs, and the record splits close to evenly: 1425 resolved long signals at 58.5%, 1028 short at 60.8%.

That balance matters when reading any signal service. A book that is permanently long looks brilliant in a rising market and disappears in a falling one, and its published win rate will not warn you which is happening.

Which instruments are covered

Drishti Pro runs across 11 perpetual futures on Delta Exchange India, from Bitcoin and Ethereum through to gold and silver tokens. Each has its own record, and they differ.

Sample counts are printed beside every rate. The smaller ones move a long way on a few outcomes, so weight them accordingly rather than reading the top of the table as a ranking of the model's skill.

Why the book can hold both directions at once

It is common to see a long and a short open simultaneously. This is not a hedge and not a contradiction. Each signal is generated independently from that instrument's own features, and two instruments can genuinely point opposite ways — gold tokens and a high-beta altcoin frequently do.

The one thing worth watching is correlation. Several longs across instruments that all move with Bitcoin is closer to one large position than to several small ones, and the open book does not adjust for that. Anyone acting on multiple signals at once has to do that arithmetic themselves.

How to read a book of open positions

1. Check the timestamp. A signal published twenty hours ago has little of its 24-hour window left, and a signal minutes old has almost all of it.
2. Compare price to entry. If the market has already travelled most of the way to TP1, the remaining reward-to-risk is much worse than the signal was designed with.
3. Count the correlated names. Four longs on four assets that move together is one bet in four pieces.
4. Look at what is absent. No signal on an instrument means no setup met the criteria there, which is information too.

What an open signal is not

• Not a portfolio. These are independent short-horizon ideas, not an allocation, and they are not weighted against each other.
• Not advice. Every signal is AI-generated and published for information. Nothing accounts for your circumstances.
• Not open indefinitely. Each one closes within 24 hours, either by reaching a level or by expiring.
• Not a promise. Roughly two in five resolved signals do not reach their target. 994 have been stopped out.

The complete history of closed positions, wins and losses, is on the track record page and downloadable from open data.

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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.