Crypto Pump Signal Statistics
Real data from the BeforePump Binance Futures scanner · Updated September 14, 2026 — 04:41 UTC
How far winning signals ran (peak, not exit)
| Gain range | Signals |
|---|---|
| +10% – 25% | 51 |
| +25% – 50% | 3 |
| +50% – 100% | 1 |
| +100%+ | 1 |
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. Every closed signal — won, lost or flat — is counted in the win rate above. The gain distribution below measures the highest point price reached, which is not an exit price. See the methodology, or download the raw log.
Why multi-factor beats volume-only
Most pump detectors rely on a volume spike alone — a lagging signal. BeforePump combines multiple factors: a coin's independence from BTC, volatility expansion, and persistence of that state. The combination filters out false positives.
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