1What CMI Insight is — and is not1 min
A few times a week, a CMI rule that passed its test on past data finds a setup on the main crypto futures. You get a complete trade plan: where to enter, where to stop, where to take profit. Every plan is marked Live test: no rule has proven itself on live prices yet. Signals marked beta come from an experimental rule with its own record.
It is not auto-trading and not a promise of profit. CMI places no orders — you decide every trade. Many days have no plan; that is the rules waiting for a good setup.
2Read a trade plan2 min
3Decide your risk first — not your leverage2 min
Pick the amount you can lose on one trade without stress — for example 1% of your trading money. That amount is called 1R. A result of +2R means you won twice that amount; −1R means you lost it. Example: you risk 10 USDT, so +2R = +20 USDT and −1R = −10 USDT. The site shows results in USDT too.
The size calculator on each plan turns your amount into the position size. Before any trade, the free calculators show whether your leverage would liquidate you before your stop, and what fees cost you. Use isolated margin and no more than the leverage on the card — usually far below the 10–20x many channels use, so the stop is hit before liquidation.
4What to expect1 min
In the 6-year backtest of the Daily trend rule (past data, not a promise) about 1 trade in 3 won. Losses were small (about −0.7R on average) and a few winners were large (about +1.7R on average, some far more). The longest run was 27 losses in a row.
That pattern only adds up if you take every plan with the same risk. Skipping after losses usually means missing the winner. If that does not suit you, it is fine to just watch.
5Read the results2 min
A plan is open until its stop, target or time limit ends it. An open plan is not a win or a loss yet — its result can still change either way. Only closed plans count in the record, losses included.
Ideas marked Not sent were found by research rules or came after the day’s limit; they are shown for openness and are not plans. New plans, updates and the weekly summary arrive in the Telegram channel; the full record is on Signals.
Live test means a rule that passed on past data is now being judged on real prices, with a verdict fixed in advance (a number of trades and months). Until that verdict, no rule is called profitable. Live tests →
6Check any signal channel1 min
Before you pay a signal group, run its calls through the same checks CMI applies to itself: is every loss shown, is the stop placed before liquidation, what is the average result after fees? Seven checks → · Check a channel on real prices → (members)
7Verify a signal you received1 min
Anyone can claim a past signal. Paste a CMI signal on Verify to see that it is the one CMI recorded when it was sent. Each day’s decisions are chained in the public record: changing an old day would break every hash after it.