Lord Auto trade bot
Feed composition (last 30 days observed): 2403 posts, 373 trade signals (15.5%).
Edited after publication: 8 of 862 signals we re-read at the source no longer say what they said when we recorded them. That the text changed is a fact; why it changed is not ours to state. Statistics on this page use each signal as first published, so an edit does not move them. Last checked Sep 21, 2026. How we check this
Composite score
Return 40% · Risk 35% · Honesty 25% — how the ranking works
The risk score is marked down for what the trades did, not only for what was published: the deepest winning trade went 7.8% into the red before it came good . How this is counted
Recomputed Sep 23, 05:45 UTC
Track record we computed
Replayed on 1m candlesFollowing Lord Auto trade bot's 646 closed signals exactly as published — equal size, no leverage — lost 262.2% of the money committed per trade, at a 45% win rate.
Verified means measured, not recommended — what this record settles and what it leaves open.
Each signal followed exactly as published — the channel's own targets and stop, equal size at every target, no leverage, replayed on Binance 1-minute candles, and 6 on Bybit candles — coins Binance does not list. 243 reached every target, 179 stopped out without reaching one, 224 stopped out after at least one. 19 were still open when our data ended and are excluded — counting them as wins is how a losing channel looks profitable. 18 could not be replayed (no candles, or the entry was never touched).
This channel does not publish an entry price — it says to enter at market. For 35 of these signals the entry is the opening price of the first minute after the message went out, taken from the same candles the replay runs on. Never the minute the message landed in: that minute began before the message existed. Where the price had already passed the channel's own first target by then, we record no trade at all rather than an instant win.
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