See what your Telegram signal channels reported
SignalSlip audits the historical performance of Telegram signal channels you have joined. It provides statistics only.
How it works
Connect your Telegram account
Connect your own Telegram account with read-only access.
Pick channels
Select the signal channels you have joined and want to review.
Get a scorecard
Review the channel’s historical results and how much of its activity could be scored.
What you see in a scorecard
- Win rate
- The share of scored signals that ended in a win.
- R-based results
- Results expressed as multiples of the risk implied by the posted entry and stop loss.
- Coverage
- How many signals could be scored and what kept others from being scored.
- Trust flags
- Details worth checking in the source posts, such as edits or repeated posts.
- Rule comparison
- How historical results differ across exit rules.
What SignalSlip does not do
These statistics are not trading advice. SignalSlip does not provide trading signals, execute trades, handle funds, connect to brokerages, or promise returns.
Limits of the results
Results come from the channel’s own posts and are not independently verified. SignalSlip does not use price data yet. Scorecards label small samples.
Pricing
Pricing to be announced
Placeholder plan names are Basic and Plus.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you give signals?
- No. SignalSlip provides historical statistics only.
- Is my Telegram safe?
- Access is read-only. You can disconnect and delete your data.
- Which channels can I review?
- You can select signal channels you have joined with your own Telegram account.
- Where do the results come from?
- They come from the selected channel’s own posts. SignalSlip does not use price data yet.
- What happens when there are too few signals?
- Scorecards label small samples and show how many signals could be scored.
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