Quick answerWe tracked every BeforePump signal for 30 days and measured results against a 7-day window and 5% minimum move threshold. Win rate, methodology, market conditions, and the raw signal log — all public.
How do you know if a crypto scanner is actually accurate? This is the right question to ask before trusting any signal service with your capital. This article explains exactly how BeforePump measures, tracks, and publishes signal accuracy — and what the numbers mean in practice.
Live data: The most current accuracy figures are always on the BeforePump Track Record page. This article explains the methodology — how we count wins and losses, and what conditions affect accuracy.
The Ten Most Recent Closed Signals
These are the ten signals that closed most recently — not a selection, not an example, and not edited. Winners and losers appear in whatever order they happened. The complete history, including every signal older than these, is on the track record page and in the downloadable CSV.
84.6%
Win rate — all 65 closed signals
55
Won
10
Lost or closed flat
+10%
Target for a win
−30%
Stop for a loss
Date
Coin
Strength
Entry
TP1
Stop
Result
2026-09-13
LSKUSDT
2/4
1.5601
1.7161
1.0920
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-12
龙虾USDT
0/4
0.116113
0.127724
0.081279
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-12
LABUSDT
—
0.071970
0.064773
0.093561
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-10
CLUSDT
2/4
96.7600
106.4360
67.7320
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-08
BZUSDT
2/4
98.5000
108.3500
68.9500
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-04
ZECUSDT
—
1,025.74
1,230.89
718.0180
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-02
AKEUSDT
—
0.017146
0.020575
0.012002
+10.0%
✅
2026-09-01
BTRUSDT
—
0.156900
0.188280
0.109830
-30.0%
❌
2026-08-29
BTRUSDT
—
0.173280
0.207936
0.121296
+10.0%
✅
2026-08-29
龙虾USDT
—
0.064473
0.077368
0.045131
+10.0%
✅
The most recent closed signals, taken live from the same log the track record publishes. Nothing here is illustrative and nothing is selected — download the full CSV and check any row against Binance.
The Accuracy Methodology: How We Count
Transparency requires a clear, consistent definition of what counts as a win. Here is the exact methodology BeforePump uses:
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Signal TimestampThe moment a signal fires is recorded as the reference point. Entry price is the coin's market price at signal publication time.
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No Time LimitA signal counts as a win when price moves 10% in its favour (up for LONG, down for SHORT), and as a loss when it moves 30% against. It is never closed by time — it stays open until it reaches the target or the stop. The signal is tracked from its timestamp until one of those two levels is reached, however long that takes. Nothing is closed because a week went by.
3
Win Definition: The Target Price Is ReachedA win is counted at the target price, not at the best price the trade ever touched. If a signal ran far past the target, the record still shows the target. The peak is published separately and feeds none of the headline figures.
4
Loss Definition: The Stop Is ReachedA loss is recorded when price moves against the entry by the stop distance. Losses are counted in the win rate, the profit factor, the expectancy and the drawdown — not shown in a separate table below them. We do not adjust after the fact or reclassify results.
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Public LoggingAll results are published on the track record page with full data. Nothing is deleted. You can cross-verify any signal using Binance historical OHLCV data.
How Market Conditions Affect Accuracy
Signal accuracy is not static. The scanner performs differently depending on the macro crypto environment:
🟢 High Accuracy: Altcoin Season
BTC dominance declining below 52–50%. Capital rotating into alts. OI signals on altcoins lead to follow-through moves. Best environment for scanner signals.
🟡 Moderate: BTC Consolidation
BTC ranging. Some altcoins break out independently. Signal accuracy drops slightly — not all OI moves become significant price moves in a flat BTC environment.
🟡 Moderate: BTC Bull Run
Capital flows into BTC. Altcoins lag even when signals fire. Signal accuracy acceptable for BTC-correlated alt signals, weaker for small caps that need independent flows.
🔴 Lower Accuracy: Bear Phase
Consistent BTC downtrend. Even strong derivative signals often fail as the macro overrides individual coin setups. Lower signal frequency recommended during bear markets.
Important: Accuracy statistics are always contextual. A 75% win rate during altcoin season is not the same as a 75% win rate in a bear market. Always review accuracy figures alongside the market condition during the tracked period.
4/4 vs 3/4 Signals: Does Strength Matter?
BeforePump signals are scored 1–4 based on how many of the 4 scanner metrics are triggered simultaneously. The historical pattern shows:
4/4 signals: Highest conviction, highest historical accuracy, but less frequent. All 4 metrics (OI anomaly + funding rate shift + volume spike + RSI recovery) are aligned.
3/4 signals: Good accuracy, more frequent. One metric is below threshold. Still above-average quality setups.
Below 3/4: BeforePump does not send signals unless minimum 3/4 metrics align. No 1/4 or 2/4 signals are published.
The implication for traders: consider position sizing based on signal strength. Many subscribers use slightly larger size on 4/4 signals and standard size on 3/4 signals as part of their risk management.
Independent Verification: How to Check Any Signal
Any signal in the track record can be independently verified in 3 steps:
Note the signal date, coin, entry price, TP1, and SL from the track record
Pull the Binance OHLCV data for that pair from the signal timestamp onward — https://fapi.binance.com/fapi/v1/klines?symbol=<symbol>&interval=1h&startTime=<timestamp in ms>
Check: did price reach TP1 before SL? If yes, win. If not, loss.
This is why we use publicly verifiable data from Binance — you do not need to trust us. You can verify the data yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
A signal counts as a win when price moves 10% in its favour (up for LONG, down for SHORT), and as a loss when it moves 30% against. It is never closed by time — it stays open until it reaches the target or the stop. There is no time limit, so a signal is never written off simply because a week passed. A win is counted at the target price, never at the highest price the trade happened to touch — the peak is published as its own column and feeds none of the headline figures. Every closed signal is in the public CSV at /track-record/export.csv.
No indicator system has 100% accuracy. Signals fail for several reasons: sudden news events (regulation, hack, listing changes), BTC market-wide dumping that overrides altcoin setups, and false positives where the threshold metrics are triggered but the actual move doesn't materialize. Including losses in the track record is essential for honest accuracy reporting.
Yes, significantly. Signal accuracy is highest during altcoin season phases (high BTC market dominance declining, altcoins outperforming). During BTC consolidation or bear phases, fewer altcoins move significantly even when scanner metrics trigger. The scanner's historical performance is not static — context matters.
Each signal now carries a confluence score from 0 to 100, shown on the track record as a 0-4 strength. It combines the setup with open interest, funding, taker flow, top-trader positioning, order book depth, RSI, range position and the Bitcoin regime — the full list is on the methodology page. Whether a higher score really does win more often is not yet established: the score is recorded on every signal so it can be tested against outcomes it never saw, and until that test exists we make no claim about it.
The full signal history is published on the track record page with timestamps, entry prices, and outcomes. You can independently verify any result by checking historical Binance OHLCV data against the signal date and entry price. We encourage independent verification.
📊 Check the Live Track Record
All BeforePump signals — wins and losses — are publicly tracked. See the complete history before deciding to subscribe.
