How SellSignal works.
SellSignal holds you to your exit plan: add a position, draft a plan, commit a rule, and we run a daily check and send a decision ping when a target hits, with every call recorded in your ledger.
The analysis below is the supporting work. We read your coin against its own market record and the wider market, ask a frontier LLM to write up what it sees, and use that read to draft a plan you can edit. The plan is not the point. The rule you commit to is.
What the research reads
Price and volume
Live price from CoinGecko plus 7, 30, 90, and 365 day price and volume history, and 30-day OHLCV candles.
Holder concentration
On-chain top-holder data: how much of the supply sits in the largest addresses, and how much of that is contracts rather than people.
Market climate
Global market metrics and the fear and greed index, so one coin is read against the room it trades in.
Fundamentals and mood
DefiLlama protocol fundamentals where the asset has them, and social sentiment from CryptoCompare.
From research to receipt
Research
- Assemble the snapshot above for your coin, and record which feeds came back empty.
- Hand that snapshot to a frontier LLM, which writes an evidence-backed read of where the position stands.
- Store the read with the model's own confidence field, 0 to 100, reporting how complete the data was and how well the signals agreed.
Plan
- Turn the read into a multi-target exit ladder: each target has a price, a weight, and a state.
- You edit it. The numbers are yours before anything is committed.
Commitment
- Commit one rule. That is the product: a decision you wrote down while you were calm.
- Change or abandon a rule whenever you want. That goes on the record too.
Daily check
- Every committed target is checked against the market once a day.
- When one hits, you get a decision ping carrying the target, the price, and the rule in your own words.
Ledger
- Every answer lands in your ledger, kept or broken, so the next plan has receipts behind it.
Sometimes we're wrong.
Plans go stale. Crypto is volatile. Nothing here is financial advice. Always do your own research before acting on a plan.
Confidence is the model reporting on itself, not a probability and not a forecast. We do not track wallet flows, we do not read perpetual funding, and we do not publish an accuracy rate. What we can show you is what you decided, and whether you kept it.
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