Crypto and forex signal groups and trading bots

Pay for access to a group that tells you what to buy, or a bot that trades for you. If the signals worked, they would not be for sale.

Who pays you

You pay a subscription for signals or a fee for a bot, then risk your own capital on trades. The signal seller earns the subscription regardless of your outcome, and often earns again from exchange referral commissions on your trading volume.

Outcomes

0 receipts. Nobody's reported back on this one yet. Receipts open when accounts launch.

The pitch

A group chat with a confident leader posting entry and exit points. Or a bot with a backtest chart going up and to the right. Subscribe, follow the calls, get rich passively.

Where the money actually goes

The subscription. The seller is paid whether you win or lose. Their business is subscribers, not returns.
Referral commissions. Many signal groups earn a cut of the exchange fees on every trade their members make. More trades, more commission. The incentive is to make you trade, not to make you money.
The arithmetic. Anyone with a reliably profitable strategy would compound it privately. Selling it to thousands of followers moves the market against the strategy and destroys the edge, which they know.
Pump and dump. Some groups exist to sell into the buying they create. The leader's exit is your entry.
Backtests. A bot's curve is fitted to the past. The future does not cooperate.

This site auto-rejects signal groups and guaranteed-return schemes. It also declines to give investment advice; this page is about the business model, not about any asset.

Money flow test: who pays you? Nobody. You pay them, then you pay the exchange.

What to do instead

Anything on this site where the person paying you is a customer for something you did.

Published 1 Aug 2026