Signals · Guide

From Backtest to Live Signals

A good card shouldn't die in a browser tab. This is the whole road — from pressing Run Backtest to a signal landing on your phone.

Run backtests until a card genuinely impresses you — not just the return, but the badges, the drawdown, the trade count. When one does, press Save Strategy and give it a name you'll recognize later.

Saved cards live in My strategies (Menu → Lab → Strategies) — each shown with its rarity light and core stats. Click any card to reopen the full report exactly as it was, anytime, for free. How many you can keep depends on your plan: Free holds 5, Basic 20, Pro 40, Premium 80.

Open Menu → Lab → Signals and press + Add signal. Pick your saved strategy from the dropdown, choose where its signals should land — your phone or desktop (push), Discord, Telegram, or any webhook you control — then press SEND TEST to see a real message arrive before you commit. Happy? Press CREATE and leave the toggle on LIVE. (Shortcut: on a saved strategy's report there's a Connect to a signal button at the bottom — it opens this screen with that strategy already selected.)

Live delivery is the paid part of CoinLAB — but your first signal is free for 14 days, so a new account can watch one run before committing. Each connected strategy is one "signal line," and your plan sets how many run at once (Basic 5 · Pro 10 · Premium 20). Channel-by-channel walkthroughs: Connect Your Signals.

From then on, every entry and exit the strategy fires arrives as it happens — coin, side, price, and (on exits) the reason. Each signal's page keeps a delivery history, a live performance readout, and an Open live chart button — a real-time chart of that strategy's market with every live signal marked on the candles. Every send is also logged under PAGE → Notifications, so nothing slips past unseen.

Signals are information, not orders — CoinLAB never touches your exchange account and never trades for you. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Nothing here is financial advice.