FAQ

What is OracleEasy?

A verifiable trading engine on Binance USDS-M Futures, 1H timeframe. Every entry is published in the free Telegram channel before its exit — no deletions, no cherry-picking.

Is this paper trading or real money?

Paper trading. The engine places no real-money orders. It reads live market data and simulates execution on it, which is why the whole record can be published openly. What is verifiable is the timing: each entry is posted publicly before anyone knows how it ends.

Are the results real?

The timing is verifiable and the accounting is honest. Every entry is published live, before its exit, so no trade can be added or removed after the fact. Results are then computed by the paper engine with fees, slippage and funding deducted from every figure.

What do the percentages include?

Net result only. Trading fees, slippage and funding are already deducted — never gross. A published +5% is what would be left after costs.

Does it use leverage?

No. The engine trades unleveraged: the sum of all open positions never exceeds account equity, and every position carries a stop. That is what the dashboard means by "Engine gross exposure 1×".

Then why do channel posts mention a leverage figure?

Because those are two different things. The engine's own result is unleveraged. Some posts also quote the highest leverage at which the stop would still trigger before liquidation — information for a subscriber deciding their own position size. It is a ceiling, not what the engine did, and it never changes the published net result.

The live track shows a very high win rate. Should I expect that to continue?

No, and we would rather say so plainly. A high win rate over a few thousand trades in one market regime is not the long-run expectation. The honest long-run figure is the walk-forward result: a median profit factor of 1.12 per semester. The two numbers are not in conflict — one is a live sample, the other is what 8.75 years of out-of-sample testing produces. There is a full write-up of exactly why in Articles.

What is walk-forward testing and why does it matter?

The strategy is fitted on one period and then tested on the next period it has never seen, repeatedly, across the whole history. It is the closest thing to an honest dress rehearsal, because it cannot borrow information from the future. Ours covers 17 consecutive semesters, 2017H2 to 2026Q1.

What does the walk-forward test actually show?

On the retail capital tier: median profit factor 1.12 per semester, worst semester 0.97, best 1.35, and 16 of 17 semesters profitable. The single unprofitable semester coincides with the documented Q3-2023 dead market on Binance. Win rate is remarkably stable at about 72.9% across every capital tier.

What drawdown should I expect?

Larger than most signal services will admit. Compounded across all 17 walk-forward semesters, the retail tier's maximum drawdown is 20.9%. Individual trades can be much worse: the deepest single loss on the public record is about −26%.

How much of the record is losses?

About 36.5% of closed trades lose money. That is by design — the edge comes from the size of the winners relative to the losers, not from being right often. The twelve deepest and twelve most recent losses are listed on the Trade breakdowns page.

Why are some losses far bigger than the stop distance?

Because on low-liquidity pairs price sometimes gaps straight through the stop level inside a single hourly candle, so the exit happens well past the intended price. We measure this rather than hide it — it is the largest single cost in the book, and it is the reason the stop mechanics keep being revised.

Is it free?

The public Telegram channel posts entries and results for free. Premium adds the full TP1 and TP2 targets, real-time personal alerts, and either the complete engine feed or just the coins you choose.

How do the signals reach me?

Free: posts in the channel, with the result published as a reply to the original entry. Premium: personal messages in the bot, in real time, for your coins — entry, both targets, and exit management.

How do I start?

Join the free channel at t.me/oracle_easy. For full targets and personal alerts, open @oracle_easy_bot.

Which exchanges and markets are supported?

The engine itself runs on Binance USDS-M perpetual futures, 1H. In the premium bot you can additionally pick which venue's prices your alerts are based on across a list of major exchanges, and choose spot or futures where a venue offers both. Connecting a venue only selects the price source — it grants no trading access to your account.

I added a coin but get no signals for it. Is something broken?

Usually not. The engine only alerts when its conditions are actually met on that pair, and on many coins that simply does not happen for days. No alerts means no setup, not a fault and not a billing problem.

Can it trade for me automatically?

Not out of the box. PRO subscriptions include API access and a webhook, but you (or your developer) run the script that places orders. There is no turnkey auto-trading, and we would rather set that expectation honestly than have you pay for PRO expecting it.

How do I pay?

USDT on the TRC-20 network, to a deposit address that is unique to your account and shown in the bot and the mini-app. Payment is credited automatically — no manual confirmation, no screenshots needed.

What is the minimum payment?

5 USDT per transfer. Anything smaller is rejected by the payment provider and is never credited, even though the sender sees a confirmed transaction on the blockchain. The smallest useful payment is 10 USDT, which is one month.

What happens if I send less than 10 USDT?

As long as it is at least 5 USDT, it is credited pro-rata: each 10 USDT is 30 days, so 9 USDT gives 27 days. Do not try to top up the difference with a small transfer — a payment under 5 USDT will be lost rather than applied. Just send 10 USDT or more next time.

I paid — when does it activate?

Automatically, normally within about a minute of the transfer being confirmed. There is no need to press "I paid" repeatedly; if the subscription is already active the bot will simply tell you the date it runs until.

Only on-chain transfers work — what does that mean?

Your deposit address is an ordinary on-chain TRON wallet, not an account on an exchange. An exchange's internal or "off-chain" transfer only moves funds between accounts inside that same exchange and never touches the blockchain, so it can never arrive at our address. Always send a normal on-chain USDT (TRC-20) transaction.

Do you offer refunds?

No. This is paid access to information; once signals have been delivered the purchase is final. That is also why the entire track record is public before you pay anything.