There is no "suggest a channel" form on the site, so this thread is the form. Post a channel here and it goes on the list to be looked at.
What to post. The channel's @handle or link, and whether it is public. That is genuinely all we need. If you know it posts entries, targets and stops as text rather than as pictures, say so, because that decides whether it can be scored at all.
What happens next. Somebody writes a parsing mask for that channel and proves it against a real sample of its own messages — every channel writes its calls differently, and a mask written from a guess produces confident nonsense. Then its published signals get replayed against 1-minute futures candles under the same rule set every other channel gets. No hit rate is shown until at least 10 signals have resolved: three calls at 100% is an anecdote wearing a percent sign.
What we often cannot do. 56 channels are listed today and only 32 have anything we can replay. The other 24 publish analysis, screenshots of results, or teasers for a paid room — nothing with an entry, a target and a stop in it, which means there is nothing to check. Those channels stay listed and stay unrated, and we say so on their page rather than inventing a score. Longer version here: what we list but cannot score and the channels we can actually rate.
What a request does not buy. Not a good score, and not a bad one. Of the 29 channels in the index with closed trades, 23 are cumulatively negative on their own published entries and stops. Adding a channel is at least as likely to embarrass it as to promote it, which is the point of asking.
One rule for this thread: no referral or affiliate links. Post the channel, not your invite to it. Those get removed.
If you are the owner of a channel and want yours measured, the same applies — post it here like anyone else.