Signals Blue (signals.blue) - published accuracy subscribers could not reproduce

A paid crypto signal service sold through Telegram, publishing its own monthly performance statistics on its website. Every one of the 11 reviews on its Trustpilot profile is one or two stars, six of them left by reviewers whose purchase Trustpilot verified, and across five years the complaint does not change: the published numbers do not survive being counted. A subscriber who logged every signal he received in September 2021 reported 40 signals, of which 15 were stopped out before reaching any target - against the 84% accuracy the site advertised for that month. Another quoted the site's own October 2021 figures (33 signals, 29 closed successfully, 4 stopped out, 87.88% accuracy) and reported roughly half of his signals stopping out instead. In June 2025 a subscriber compared the site month by month against what he had received: March 2025 shown as 24 signals where he counted 6; December 2024 shown with 3 stop-outs where he counted 17. Two more reviewers, one trading the feed through an automated bot, reported that the advertised 90% win rate produced a losing month on their accounts. None of this asks you to trust a particular reviewer. It asks why a summary the operator writes about himself is the only record that exists. Reviews read on 15 August 2026.