Coins 路 GRAM/USDT
GRAM signals
SignalEye checks GRAM/USDT on Binance after every 4-hour candle and sends a buy signal, with entry, stop loss and two targets, when its backtested breakout rules line up. GRAM signals are part of Premium.
When SignalEye buys GRAM
- A 4-hour candle closes above the highest high of the previous 40 candles (about a week).
- GRAM is in an uptrend: price is above its 200-candle average, and the trend is strong (ADX 25 or more).
- Bitcoin is above its 200-day average, so the wider market supports buying.
- The stop loss sits 3 times GRAM's usual candle range below entry; targets are at 2 and 4 times that distance. Signals close after 72 hours if neither is reached.
Details on How it works and in breakout trend following explained.
GRAM in the 5-year backtest
- Trades
- 3
- Closed in profit
- 33%
- Reached TP1
- 0%
- Average per trade
- -2.21%
- Profit factor
- 0.34
Tested from 2026-07-02 to 2026-10-13 on 4-hour Binance candles with 0.1% fee per side, following the bot's exit plan. The strategy lost money on GRAM in this test. We still cover it: choosing coins by their past results would only make the backtest look better, not the future. Past results do not guarantee future results.
Recent GRAM signals
No GRAM signal has closed recently. Open signals are only visible to subscribers in Telegram; the full list is on the track record.
Questions about GRAM signals
- Does SignalEye send GRAM signals?
- Yes. SignalEye checks GRAM/USDT on Binance after every 4-hour candle and sends a buy signal with entry, stop loss and two targets when its breakout rules line up. Signals for GRAM are part of Premium; the free plan covers selected coins.
- When does SignalEye buy GRAM?
- Only when the 4-hour candle closes above the highest high of the previous 40 candles, price is above its 200-candle average, the trend is strong (ADX 25 or more) and Bitcoin is above its 200-day average. Many weeks have no signal.
- How did the strategy do on GRAM in backtests?
- From 2026-07-02 to 2026-10-13 it took 3 GRAM trades, 33% of them closed in profit, with a negative average of -2.21% per trade after fees (profit factor 0.34). GRAM is still covered because choosing coins by their past results would overfit the test. Past results do not guarantee future results.