What exchanges does WallSentinel track?
WallSentinel AI monitors 6 major cryptocurrency exchanges simultaneously: Binance, OKX, MEXC, Kraken, KuCoin, and Bitget. By watching buy/sell pressure across all six, the bot can detect when real money is moving — not just noise on a single exchange. When 4 or more exchanges agree on a direction, a signal is much more likely to be valid.
How do I receive signals?
All signals are delivered directly to you via Telegram. Once you start our bot (@WallSentinelAI_Bot), you'll receive real-time alerts with the exact entry price, stop loss level, and up to 3 take profit targets. Each signal also includes a safety score, market zone analysis, and the trading mode (scalp or swing).
Do I need trading experience?
Basic knowledge of how to place trades on a crypto exchange is helpful, but you don't need to be an expert. Our signals give you exact entry prices, stop losses, and take profit targets — you just copy the numbers into your exchange. That said, trading futures involves significant risk, and you should understand leverage and position sizing before trading with real money.
What's included in the free trial?
The free trial gives you full access for 24 hours — the exact same experience as premium members. You'll receive live trading signals with entry/exit levels, real-time market data, and access to the premium channel. No credit card or payment is needed to start. It's designed so you can see exactly what you'd be paying for.
How fast are the signals?
Signals are generated and delivered in real-time. The bot scans markets 24/7, and when all 12+ safety filters align, the signal is sent to your Telegram instantly. The bot monitors price action, order book data, funding rates, open interest, and cross-exchange flow continuously — so you get the alert the moment a valid opportunity appears.
What is the stop loss / take profit strategy?
Every signal includes a dynamic stop loss and up to 3 take profit targets. Unlike bots that use fixed percentages, WallSentinel adjusts these levels based on current market volatility. In a trending market, targets are wider to capture bigger moves. In choppy conditions, targets are tighter for quicker profits. The stop loss is always set to limit your downside, typically between 1.5% and 3% depending on conditions.