Lord Auto trade bot

• 77.9Channel score · out of 100
• 72.3Honesty · not in the score · Edits, unfilled entries, reposts, complete calls

Recomputed Nov 7, 05:45 UTC

Of Lord Auto trade bot's 995 answered signals, 677 reached +2% before a 5% stop and 318 hit the stop first — Accuracy 68%, measured by us on 1-minute candles.

Verified means measured, not recommended — what this record settles and what it leaves open.

One take-profit at a +2% move from entry, full position, the same stop for every channel — the channel's own stop and targets are not used. Each signal is followed until it reaches +2% or the stop; the entry is given 10 days. Methodology

• Feed composition (last 30 days observed): 1903 posts, 227 trade signals (11.9%).
• Stop-loss published: with a stop 100% (1301 of 1301 parsed signals) · without a stop 0% (0).
• Also publishes signals on precious metals and stocks: 23. We do not analyse them yet, so they are in none of the numbers on this page.
• Watched live since Sep 2, 2026 (our record). Earlier signals are imported from the channel's history.

• Edited after publication: 60 of 1235 signals we re-read at the source no longer say what they said when we recorded them, and 6 are no longer in the channel.

  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 Nov 8, 2026. How we check this

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Replayed on Binance 1-minute candles, and 14 on Bybit candles — coins Binance does not list. We parsed 1301 signals from this channel in all — the “Signals” figure in the catalogue; 1269 of them are replayed above, and 32 have no replay (levels incomplete or inconsistent, or too recent). There is no return figure: what following a channel makes depends on how much you close at each target, when you move the stop and what leverage you use, and no channel publishes that. Why

This channel does not publish an entry price — it says to enter at market. For 49 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.