Meter Signal
In the latest video we cover this new Signal that uses Meter Trend, Volatility Oscillator and 2 EMA together to scalp trade. It uses 2/3 risk reward and on 25X binance USDT-M we reveal 3 tokens with daily profit percentages of double digits. From 16% to 25% daily.

Bot Assistant Signal
I’m now sending Meter via BA. You need to have an Observer or higher tier to use this signal. Check how many bots you can run using this signal.
Currently I’m sending long and short signals for the same tokens reviewed in the video: CHR, ATOM and ICP but we can add more in the future if we find new gems later.
The signals are sent to Binance.com USDT-M accounts. Yes we could support other exchanges in the future!
You can monitor the signals as they start popping in the dedicated meter discord channel under signals category and using self service.
To subscribe the signal you will need to use BAQL
BAQL:SIG:METERL
BAQL:SIG:METERS
METERL stands for meter long, and METERS for meter short.
I’ve added the bots to the dashboard. They are using only 3 dollars (thanks to the 25x) while we monitor the performance of the real signal. So far we’ve only done backtesting so needless to say this is a VERY risky strategy! Most of the past 200 days has been a bear market so if we move into bull market we might need to adjust some parameters to adapt. I recommend to watch the video.
Pine Script access
We have sent this morning access to all VIP and higher tier members to access Meter Signal. This means that you can backtest, tweak and send signals to your own bots for any pairs you want.
If you watch the 10 min session in the video you should be able as well to build it yourself ๐
NEW MarketCipher ORC signals
4 new ORC signals have been added to our arsenal.
You can paper trade them as a test.
It’s based on Vumanchu MArket Cipher divergences.
We will offer this ORC signal in multiple timeframes: 1 day, 4 hour, 1 hour and 15 min
You can use it to start/stop longs, shorts as usual.
Allowances and NFT boosters are all up to date on each of the corresponding pages.

QFL UP tokens strategy charts: DIY strat
In one of the recent videos I present a strategy that longs the BEAR market using QFL in a profitable way. An average of 0.75% a day.
I wanted to share the chart links so you can copy them and try them with any other tokens, not necessarily 3X ones from Binance.com or FTX.com
This might be intersting for you especially if you don’t have access to any of those exchanges.
The good news is that since this strategy is LONG, you can even backtest it and give it a try with spot tokens. 3Commas supports QFL for most exchanges, but not all of them.

I’ll share 4 separated charts:
- Backtest of 8 UP tokens from Binance.com for 2 years
- Backtest of 8 UP tokens from Binance.com for 2 months
- Backtest of 8 BULL tokens from FTX.com for 2 years
- Backtest of 8 BULL tokens from FTX.com for 2 months
You should use the 2 years / 30 min timeframe for an overall long term picture of the performance. Look for a steady move to the upside with as many as possible valleys. Also avoid results where most of the profits occur in a few months and then the rest of the chart is only sideways. It’s better less profits but consistent ones than a one-off lucky month and then nothing.
Since I started the strategy in paper trading QFL hasn’t triggered a single signal. If you look at the charts as well you can confirm that that’s the way QFL performs: it’s very quiet and then suddenly it takes all trades at once.
The QFL version that 3Commas offers is most of the time taking the same trades as our implementation, but there are actual differences in some scenarios. We could potentially offer QFL signals for the 16 pairs in this experiment to increase the likelihood of seeing a consistent performance with what we have backtested or at least to reduce one of the potential factors that can cause divergence of results between real/paper and backtests.
Problems with UP/DOWN token signals
I realised that all our signals and experiments using TV alerts that trigger from any UP/DOWN tokens were removed from my TV account. I contacted TV support and I’m investigating as they were not disabled only, they are no longer there. I checked carefully and all other signals are still up and running. I suspect there might be an issue where potentially TV changed those symbols and that caused all TV alerts to get automatically invalidated.
I’m most likely going to have to re deploy all those signals. A shame because FFALL was doing really great up until we got the last signal in September. I’ll keep you guys informed.