Active signals from the virtual engine.

A signal is a hypothetical BUY/SELL suggestion produced by a transparent, rule-based scoring model that combines technical indicators (RSI, MACD), momentum, volatility, and social sentiment. "Neural network" describes the layered scoring approach — it is not a black-box price predictor, and no signal is financial advice.

They are fully simulated. Every signal and its profit/loss is executed by a paper-trading "virtual engine". Coinblockers does not trade real money, hold custody of funds, or manage anyone's portfolio.

Confidence (0–100%) reflects how strongly the model's rules agree on a setup — higher means more indicators line up. It is not a probability of profit, and past signal performance does not predict future results.

Each signal lists a hypothetical entry price, a take-profit target, and a stop-loss. The target is derived from a fixed reward-to-risk ratio applied to the stop distance. These figures are illustrative of the engine's rules, not recommendations to trade.

No. Everything on Coinblockers is educational only. Nothing here is financial, investment, or trading advice. Always do your own research and consider consulting a licensed professional before making decisions.

The page reflects the virtual engine's current open positions and updates in near-real-time as the engine opens and closes hypothetical trades. You can also subscribe to the signals RSS feed to follow changes.

Book pressure is order-book imbalance — the split between resting buy orders (bids) and sell orders (asks) near the current price on the exchange order book. It's captured on a 5-minute cycle, separately from the live price and P&L figures, so it can lag those by up to a few minutes. It's one input the engine's entry model tracks, not a standalone buy/sell signal.