Signalworks watches every new pool on ten chains, and established tokens being bought harder than usual. Each alert is then scored against a matched control — a token the same age on the same chain, read at the same moment — so you can see what a type of alert has actually paid before you act on one, or pay for any of it. The scoring runs on its own schedule and the result is published either way.
Each of these is a link into the record, where the working is.
Every alert as it fires, in lanes: new launches, momentum, entries, and your own follows.
Paste any token. Thirty to ninety seconds of every check this thing knows how to run.
Wallets, callers and funders with their records drawn with the uncertainty around them.
Your positions, profit and loss, price targets, and your exits measured against the rules.
Is this financial advice? No. It is a research feed with its record attached. Most new tokens go to zero, and the record on this site says so in numbers.
Can it touch my money? No. Signing in proves you hold an address and nothing else: there is no key here, no approval to give, and nothing that can move a balance.
Why crypto only for payment? Because it settles without an account anywhere, and the payment watcher reads it off the chain.
Why are most signals marked “testing”? Because an alert type is only called proven once it has beaten a matched control on thirty firings, twice running. Until then you see it, you see its record, and you decide — which is more than a signal service usually gives you.