How many crypto signals does StratoSig publish a month?

StratoSig published 10,058 crypto signals in October 2026. In the same month 9,975 signals closed: 5,775 as winners and 4,200 as losers, across 50 coins.

Risk warning. Information and education only, not financial advice. Crypto trading carries a high risk of loss and you may lose some or all of your capital. Results shown are past results, measured on published signal levels rather than on any customer's account, and they do not predict future results.

Last updated 3 November 2026

Every complete month

MonthPublishedClosedClosed as winnersClosed as losersCoins
October 202610,0589,9755,7754,20050
September 20263,6964,9183,3731,54544
August 20267,2527,8334,9482,88519
July 20267,1585,4203,2092,21119
June 20262,5841,49889060819

Questions people ask

How many crypto signals does StratoSig publish a month?
StratoSig published 10,058 crypto signals in October 2026. In the same month 9,975 signals closed: 5,775 as winners and 4,200 as losers, across 50 coins.
Are losing signals counted?
Yes. Every signal that closes is counted, winners and losers, and both counts are in the table.
What counts as published and what counts as closed?
A signal is counted as published in the month it was issued. It is counted as closed in the month it reached its stop, its last target or its time limit, using the levels published with it, so the two counts for a month cover different signals. These are paper trades, not trades on any customer's account.
Does a high signal count mean profit?
No. A count says nothing about returns. Past results do not predict future results, and crypto trading carries a high risk of loss.
How often do these figures change?
A new row is added after each calendar month ends. The date on this page changes only when the figures do. The record starts on 16 June 2026, so its first month is only part of a month.

Risk warning: Information and education only, not financial advice. Crypto trading carries a high risk of loss and you may lose some or all of your capital. Results shown are past results, measured on published signal levels rather than on any customer's account, and they do not predict future results.