SignavaWhat is a crypto signal?
A crypto trading signal is a trade idea with the plan already worked out. It tells you which coin, which direction (buy, or short on futures), the entry price, the stop loss that closes the trade if it goes wrong, and the take-profit prices where you lock in gains.
The point of a signal isn't that it's always right — no signal is. The point is that every decision is made before you trade, when you're calm, instead of while the price is moving and fear or greed is loud.
A real signal from 30 Sep 2026: it reached TP1 (+4.7%) in 1 hour 12 minutes. The AI review had agreed.
What makes a signal worth following
Most "signals" you'll find in chat groups are a coin name and an arrow. That's not a plan. A signal you can actually act on has four things:
- A precise entry. "Buy around here" leaves you guessing. A price leaves nothing to guess.
- A stop loss, every time. Without it, one bad trade can undo ten good ones.
- Targets measured from the risk. If the stop is 4% away, the first target should be at least 4% away too.
- A public record. Anyone can post screenshots of winners. A provider worth trusting shows the losers as well.
Signava is built around all four. Every signal carries an entry, a stop loss and three take-profit levels, and every closed spot signal lands on the public track record — wins and losses alike.
How Signava finds a signal
Every hour, when the one-hour candle closes, Signava's engine checks the most traded USDT coins — around 280 of them, after removing stablecoins, leveraged tokens and tokenised stocks. A coin has to clear every stage below before anything reaches your phone.
1. A tested chart setup
The spot engine looks for four setups that were tested on two years of market data: a breakout and retest of a recent high, a range breakout and retest, a volatility squeeze breakout on strong volume, and a volume-spike reversal off a long lower wick.
2. The market has to agree
A good pattern in a bad market is still a bad trade. So a spot signal is only sent when Bitcoin is above its 50-day average, the coin itself is in an uptrend on the four-hour chart, and volume over the last day is above the coin's normal level. If any of these is missing, the signal is dropped.
3. Levels you can act on
The stop loss goes below recent support — the lower of one average true range under the entry and the lowest low of the last eight candles. The three targets are measured from that risk: TP1 at the same distance as the stop, TP2 at twice it, TP3 at 2.8 times. Right before sending, the live price is checked again, and the signal is skipped if the price has already run past the first target or the stop.
4. An AI second opinion
Each signal is then reviewed by an AI that reads the chart indicators, recent candles, Bitcoin's condition, the Fear & Greed index, news and social chatter. If it disagrees, the signal never goes out. Its verdict and reasons are shown on the signal in the app.
5. Limits that protect you
No more than two new spot signals an hour, and never two open signals on the same coin. A burst of twenty signals in one hour usually means the whole market just moved together — which is exactly when many of them fail at once.
What you get in the app
- Spot and futures signals in separate feeds, each with entry, stop and three targets.
- Push notifications when a signal opens and again when it hits take profit or stop loss — even with the app closed.
- A notification centre with price alerts for sharp BTC, ETH and SOL moves, a Market Pulse every four hours, and a news digest.
- A live market tab with every USDT pair, candlestick charts and the signal's levels drawn on the chart.
- Insights — Fear & Greed, funding rates, open interest, long/short ratios, liquidation zones and a daily AI brief — free for every user.
Who Signava is for
Signava suits traders who want a structured plan without spending hours on charts: people with a job who check their phone a few times a day, newer traders who want to learn what a complete trade plan looks like, and experienced traders who want a second, rules-based pair of eyes on the market.
It isn't a bot that trades for you, it isn't financial advice, and it can't promise profits. Some signals will hit the stop loss. Trade sizes that let you survive a losing streak matter more than any single signal — read our risk management guide.
Frequently asked questions
Are crypto signals worth it?
Signals are worth it when they come with a complete plan (entry, stop, targets), when their results are published honestly, and when you follow the stop loss. Signava publishes every closed spot signal on its track record page so you can judge for yourself.
Is Signava free?
The Market and Insights tabs are free for everyone. Live signals need one monthly subscription through Google Play, priced in your local currency.
Do I need to connect my exchange?
No. Signava never connects to your exchange account. You read the signal and place the order yourself.
How fast do signals arrive?
The engine checks coins as soon as each hourly candle closes, re-checks the live price, then sends a push notification to everyone who pressed Start.
