Crypto Trading Signals — CTP Confirmed Pullback Board

How the CTP signal board works

Most free crypto signals are someone's opinion. These are not — every line on the board comes from the same published rules, applied to the same ~40 liquid Binance USDT pairs every minute. The strategy is called Confirmed Trend Pullback (CTP): buy strength that has paused, but only after the market proves the pause is over.

1. Regime. At least 40% of the coin list must be in a daily uptrend (close above the 50-day EMA and 20-day EMA above the 50-day), and Bitcoin's 4-hour close must be above its 50-period EMA.
2. Coin filter. The coin is in a daily uptrend, its 4-hour close is above both the 50 and 200 EMA, it is 7–18% below its 30-day high, the stop distance is 3.3–8%, and 4-hour volume is rising (average of the last 6 bars above the prior 30).
3. Signal. One of the last four closed 4-hour candles dipped to within half an ATR of the 20-period EMA while closing above the 50 EMA.
4. Confirmation. Within three bars, a 4-hour candle closes above the previous candle's high and above the EMA20. Until then the setup is WAITING and the board shows the level a close needs to clear.
5. Risk plan. Stop = lowest low since the signal minus 0.5 ATR. Targets at 1.5R, 3R and 5R. The original plan scales out 30/30/40 and moves the stop to break-even after the second target.

Why wait for confirmation?

Buying the first touch of a moving average is buying a falling knife: sometimes it bounces, sometimes it slices straight through. Waiting for a close above the prior high costs a little entry price but filters out many of the dips that keep going. The regime filter adds a second layer — pullback strategies work best when most of the market is trending, which is exactly what breadth measures. It is the same breadth figure that feeds the market season engine.

Use it responsibly

These signals are automated and educational. They can be wrong, late or invalidated by news, and a confirmed setup can hit its stop. Position sizing matters more than any single signal; never risk money you cannot afford to lose. Read the disclaimer and the methodology before using them.