DegisorETH:
AI signals for crypto and stocks, with the risk worked out first
Each signal comes with an entry zone, a stop-loss level and a profit target. Position size follows from your balance and the share you accept to lose. Place the order yourself or let autotrading do it.
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Signals switch on after a first top-up of $250.
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New signal: buy ETH
Back at 4H support. Entry 2,322.24 – 2,336.22, stop and target set.
Why now Back at 4H support, selling volume fading.
- Position
- $5000.215 ETH
- At risk
- $201% of $2,000
- At target
- $402 × the risk
One DegisorETH signal, read line by line
On DegisorETH a signal is not a hot tip but a finished plan. Every part of it is in your personal account before a single dollar moves. Below is a sample with example figures.
Entry: the price zone where the AI suggests opening the trade. A signal that arrives late, once the price has already run past this zone, is better skipped than chased.
Why now: a one-line reason the AI picked this moment, for example price back at support while selling fades. If the chart no longer matches the reason, the call has gone stale.
Stop-loss: the level at which the trade idea is admitted to be wrong. It is fixed before the entry, never after the price has started to slide.
Take-profit: the level where the plan books the gain. Setting it in advance takes the "maybe a little higher" decision out of a tense moment.
Position size: worked out for you from your deposit and the share of it you are prepared to lose on this one idea. With autotrading on, the platform applies it for you.
At risk: 1% of a $2,000 deposit, which is $20 if the stop is hit. You see this figure first, before any talk of profit.
Execution: Manual or Autotrading. Choose who presses the button; the stop, the target and the size stay identical either way.
Read the card once, top to bottom. Where the trade starts, where it ends in either case, how much goes in: the whole trade on one screen.
Autotrading on DegisorETH: the whole trade, handled without you
Switch autotrading on and the platform handles everything between a fresh signal and a closed position. At 4 a.m. or at noon, it works just as calmly.
By hand, a single call is a small checklist. Spot it. Wait for the price. Count the amount. Type two exit orders without a typo, then see how much room the daily cap still leaves. Autotrading takes that list off your plate:
It waits for the entry zone. No alarms and no refreshing the chart; the order goes in when the price gets there, even while you sleep.
It works out the amount. Size comes from your deposit and your risk share, fresh for every signal.
It sets both exits straight away. Stop-loss and take-profit are attached the moment the position opens, not "in a minute".
It keeps to your limits. The daily and weekly loss caps and the leverage ceiling are checked before every order, and it cannot step past them.
- Signal receivedETH long · entry 2,329.23
- Amount worked out0.215 ETH · $500 · risk $20
- Price reached the entry zoneBought at 2,329.23
- Stop-loss placed2,236.06 · −4%
- Take-profit placed2,515.57 · +8%
- Limits checkedDaily cap $60 · $0 used
- Watching both exitsPosition open · nothing for you to do
The best part? A plan written in a calm moment gets carried out exactly as written. No hesitating at the entry. No dragging the stop lower, no doubled stake after two lucky wins. The robot never gets bored and never starts hoping, two moods that cost hand traders more than any bad chart.
You also get your evenings back. Crypto trades on Sunday night; New York opens when Europe heads home. With autotrading on, trades still happen on time, and you check the outcome in your personal account over coffee.
Can autotrading make a signal smarter? No, and a stopped trade still happens now and then. What disappears is the gap between a sound plan and how it gets done: the late entry, the forgotten stop.
Want the last word yourself? Each call also lands in your personal account, ready to place by hand or skip. Plenty of people trade that way for a few weeks, then flip autotrading on once the rules feel like their own.
What is a trading signal, and how do you spot a usable one?
A trading signal says: buy or sell this asset, around this price. Every provider agrees on that part. What comes attached is where they differ, and the attachments decide if you can act on it.
Picture two messages. The first reads "ETH, go long right away." The second reads "Buy ETH between these two prices; exit at this level if wrong; take the gain at that level; on your deposit, the right size is this many units." Same direction, both of them. Yet only the second one can be traded, since only it says when to get out.
Four questions, then. A usable call answers each one, always in the same spot on the screen.
Entry, stop and target cover the setup. Size covers you, and most providers skip it. Copy the unit count of someone trading $50,000 onto a $1,000 balance, and the same dip hits you fifty times harder.
Where to take the gain
A target, decided while you are still calm.
Where to get in
An entry zone, not just a ticker.
Where the idea fails
A stop-loss, so a miss stays a small miss.
How much to put in
A size cut for your balance, not for a stranger's.
Why now Back at 4H support, selling volume fading.
So when is a signal worth following? Once it is complete and sized for your balance, with a stop at a sum you already said yes to. Will every call win? No. Nobody reads the future, AI included, and a service promising a fixed hit rate sells certainty that does not exist. That is why DegisorETH prints no accuracy figure.
Know its limits, too. A signal says nothing about next month's price and never asks for the whole deposit in one name. Think of it as a planned trade with a known worst case. Seen that way, a stopped call is simply part of the plan.
DegisorETH can promise structure. Every signal arrives complete, so even a miss costs only what you agreed to.
Four DegisorETH limits that protect what you earn
One bad night undoes more good runs than any bad idea does. So every DegisorETH account comes with four limits that keep your gains in the balance, by hand or on autotrading.
- 1
Both exits on every signal
Each trade knows its finish line. Price touches the target and the gain is banked on the spot; a wrong idea gets closed while it is still small.
- 2
Size from a formula
Each position gets what your deposit can carry. No single setup decides your month, and winners keep stacking up.
- 3
Daily and weekly loss caps
An off day ends at a fixed sum and the account pauses until the next one, so the profit from good days stays where it is.
- 4
A ceiling on leverage
Positions stay at a size the deposit handles comfortably, which keeps you in the market for the next good call.
- Mon1 target
- Tue2 targets
- Wed3 stops, paused
- Thu1 target
- Fritarget + stop
- Targets
- 5
- Stops
- 4
- Days up
- 4 of 5
Here is an example week on a $2,000 account, 1% risk per idea, targets at twice the risk. Monday: one target. Tuesday: two more. Wednesday hits three stops in a row, the $60 daily cap shuts the day, and the account sits out until Thursday. Thursday and Friday add two targets and one stop. Week result: +$120, with the off day costing exactly the planned amount.
A good week stays a good week. That is the whole job of the limits, and they do it without asking you for willpower.
One day on DegisorETH autotrading, hour by hour
What does autotrading look like on an ordinary weekday? Below is an example day on a $2,000 account with 1% risk per idea. You have a job, a commute and a dinner to get to. The platform has the signals.
Example day · $2,000 account, 1% risk
107:40
An ETH call lands while you are on the train. Entry zone, stop, target and amount are already filled in. Glance at it or pocket the phone; either way works.
209:15
Price dips into the zone. Autotrading opens the trade at the size that puts $20 on the line and attaches both exits in the same second. You are in a meeting.
315:30
New York opens, and a call on a large US company arrives. Its stop sits closer, so the position comes out bigger, while the amount at stake is again $20.
421:05
ETH reaches the target. A $40 gain is booked automatically, somewhere between the main course and dessert.
522:30
You open your personal account. One trade closed in profit, one still running with its stop and target in place, the daily cap untouched.
Count your clicks for the day: zero. Every decision was taken in advance, in a quiet minute, and the platform simply kept its word. Tomorrow brings different calls, and now and then one will end at its stop. The routine stays the same, though. Signals arrive, autotrading handles them, and you read the outcome whenever it suits you.
- Booked today
- +$40.00
- Still running
- 1 trade, both exits set
- Clicks from you
- 0
- Daily cap used
- $0 of $60
Crypto and stocks under one set of DegisorETH rules
DegisorETH covers both cryptocurrencies and shares. One rulebook serves both; the markets behave differently, and that changes where stops land and how big positions turn out.
| Crypto | Stocks | |
|---|---|---|
| Trading hours | Around the clock, weekends included | Exchange sessions on working days |
| Typical daily swing | Often wide, even for large coins | Usually calmer for large companies |
| Price gaps | Rare, since the market never closes, but fast moves happen | Common after nights, weekends and earnings reports |
| Where stops tend to sit | Further from the entry | Closer to the entry |
| Effect on position size | Smaller: wider stop, fewer units | Larger: tighter stop, more units |
One note covers both columns. A stop-loss is an exit order, not a guaranteed price. Shares can open well under Friday's close, and a coin can drop in seconds; then the fill may land past the stop. Small stakes keep that slippage at pocket-change size.
Account activation
$250
first top-up, verifies the account
- Account createdFree
- Balance topped up$250
- Signals and autotradingOn
Per call at 1% risk
Target+$5.00
Stop$2.50
Why DegisorETH asks for $250 before the first signal
Opening an account is free and quick. Signals and autotrading switch on once your balance holds $250 or more.
Why? Verification. Free sign-up forms draw bots that register accounts by the hundred and never log in again, yet each one eats a slice of the AI's capacity. Bots do not fund balances, so the threshold filters real traders from empty registrations. The $250 is a top-up of your own trading balance, not a fee for the signals.
The amount suits the risk rules as well. At 1% per idea and targets at twice the risk, $250 means a $5 target and a $2.50 stop per call: real money on small stakes, a good way to learn how exits and caps behave.
What DegisorETH beta testers say
Short notes from people who used the platform during the closed beta. Account IDs stand in for names.
Solid service. Signals arrive with the stop and the take-profit already set, and it works out the position size by itself. Convenient.
One set of rules for crypto and stocks, which is handy. On stocks the stops sit closer and the positions are bigger. Over three weeks I came out slightly ahead, with no wild drawdowns.
Turned on autotrading and forgot about it. It enters on its own and sets the stops on its own.
Getting started with DegisorETH
- 1
Register
Your name, email, phone and a password of your choice.
- 2
Fund the balance with $250
The first deposit verifies you as a person and switches the signals on (why).
- 3
Set your risk
Choose what share of the deposit each position may lose, plus your daily and weekly loss caps.
- 4
Pick how to trade
Act on each signal by hand or switch autotrading on.
DegisorETH questions and answers
Which markets does DegisorETH cover?
Cryptocurrencies and stocks. The same risk rules apply to both.
Who produces the signals?
An AI model. Every call carries an entry zone, both exits and a calculated amount.
How accurate are the signals?
We do not publish a hit rate. Some calls will end at their stop, and the rules are there to keep those losses at the size you agreed to.
Is DegisorETH only for experienced traders?
No, though newcomers do well to start by hand. Two or three weeks of reading complete setups beats any course on entries.
What exactly does autotrading do?
Opens each trade at the entry zone with both exits and the right amount attached. Your loss caps and leverage ceiling get checked first, every time.
What happens when my loss limit is reached?
New trades wait for the next day or week. Open ones keep their stops and targets.
Can a stop-loss fill at a worse price?
Yes, in a gap or a very fast move. Small stakes per idea keep that cost minor; the market comparison has details.
Why is there a $250 top-up?
It shows a living person stands behind the account and keeps bulk registrations out. More in the top-up section.
Know the exit before you enter
Open an account and look through a few complete DegisorETH signals with your own numbers in them. Then trade them yourself or hand the button to autotrading.