Published setups · Replay results
Rule-based setups, with the weaker periods in view.
Pulse Signals publishes fixed-rule crypto setups with recorded context. Review how the separate engines performed across earlier and weaker replay windows.
These results describe a historical replay. They are not predictions, personal recommendations, entry calls or a promise that a trade will be profitable.
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Read each engine and period separately.
The table includes all closed trades in each stated window and the recorded costs. The later periods are weaker than the earlier replay for both engines; 2025 was a losing year for each.
| Engine | Replay period | Closed trades | Win rate | Profit factor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swing 4H | 2022–24 | 657 | 33.8% | 1.61 |
| Swing 4H | 2025–26 | 371 | 34.5% | 1.16 |
| Swing Daily | 2022–24 | 500 | 34.0% | 1.52 |
| Swing Daily | 2025–26 | 268 | 39.9% | 1.12 |
2025 was a losing year for both engines in this replay. 20 coins · closed trades and costs included · replayed 11 October 2026 · data through 10 Oct 2026. Engines remain separate; past results do not predict future returns.
Current eligible published setups · Only Swing 4H and Swing Daily Signals appear here. Closed, expired and invalidated setups are excluded. Move from entry is measured against the recorded stop distance; it does not confirm a fill or include fees.
How to read a setup
Context before a chart or percentage.
A published setup follows a defined engine and timeframe. Review the setup’s recorded market, entry, stop and status before interpreting its movement. A rule-based setup can become stale, close, expire or be invalidated; a closed result should not be presented as if it were still an eligible entry.
Move from entry is expressed relative to the recorded stop distance. It is not a trade fill, does not show an individual member’s execution price and excludes fees. Slippage, liquidity and venue conditions can change a real outcome, and the replay summary is not an account statement.
The replay table keeps Swing 4H separate from Swing Daily and shows 2022–24 beside 2025–26. Both engines had a losing year in 2025 and the later window has lower profit factors than the earlier replay. Looking at only the stronger period would hide material information about the record.
Use the numbers to understand what happened in those historical samples, then investigate your own rules and assumptions. Evidence Lab can challenge a saved strategy version where the available data and plan support a check. Neither a historical replay nor an evidence report says what a future market will do.
Automated trading involves risk. Backtests and simulated results don't predict future performance.
Questions and answers
Pulse Signals questions
Are Pulse Signals predictions or personal recommendations?
No. Pulse Signals are fixed-rule published setups. They are not personalised advice, predictions or promises of a profitable trade.
Are the two engines combined into one result?
No. Swing 4H and Swing Daily are shown separately, with earlier and weaker 2025–26 replay windows side by side.
Do replay results confirm a fill or future performance?
No. The table summarises closed historical replay trades and costs. It does not confirm a member fill or predict future performance.