Took the February ETH idea, sat out the March chop. The write-ups read like a desk note, not a sales page. Down one month, up the next, roughly flat before fees.
Q.quant trade
Q.quant trade studies crypto charts and sends trade ideas. Every order stays in your hands.
The service watches price, volume and volatility on the main crypto pairs and passes structured ideas through API: an entry area, targets, a stop level and a short comment. Nothing is opened for you, funds stay on your own exchange account.
~16%
Backtest average, per year*
API
How ideas are delivered
40+
Pairs under review
*Backtest math, not a promise. Crypto trading can end in a loss.
A second opinion on crypto, with levels and comments
Q.quant trade follows price, volume and volatility on the main crypto pairs and puts together signal ideas: a possible entry area, targets, a stop level and a few lines on what the model noticed. Ideas arrive through API, and you open positions yourself on your own exchange account.
The pace is calm on purpose. On a normal week there are three to five ideas, sometimes fewer when the market is thin. Each one carries position size thoughts, so a single miss does not hurt the account much.
Backtests over several years sit near 16% a year when ideas are taken with care. Treat it as past math rather than a plan: quiet months happen, red months happen, and crypto trading can end in a loss.
Ideas with a comment
Each idea says what the model saw and where the view breaks.
Levels in every note
Entry area, targets and a stop level come with each write-up.
Email support
We answer questions about ideas and API setup ourselves.
Crypto ideas with levels and a short comment, a few times a week.
Get startedHow Q.quant trade fits into a trading day
Several models, one note
Different models check trend, range and news-driven moves, then the result lands as one readable note.
Structured API feed
Entry area, targets, stop level and a comment arrive in the same format every time.
Plain numbers
Backtests sit near 16% a year. Some stretches were flat, one quarter was red, and that is stated openly.
Funds stay with you
The feed carries text only. Money never passes through our side.
Evening friendly
Most readers check the notes once a day and skip whatever does not fit their plan.
Small risk per idea
Each write-up suggests a position size so one miss stays a small miss.
Q.quant trade in numbers.
Narrow coverage, steady rhythm, full write-ups instead of one-line calls.
16%
Backtest average, per year*
40+
Pairs under review
3–5
Notes in a normal week
2019
Following markets since
4.3/5
Reader score
*Past math across several years. Live trading brings fees, slippage and losing months.
One idea, one write-up: levels, stop and a short comment.
Sign up freeGetting the notes takes five minutes
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Leave your email
Type the address you actually read. That is the only thing we ask for.
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Open the letter
A confirmation letter arrives within a minute or two. One click on the link inside switches the feed on.
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Take the API details
Copy the feed address into your script or terminal. It sends text notes, nothing else.
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Read the write-up
Each note names the entry area, targets, stop level and the reason behind the idea.
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Place orders yourself
Use your own exchange account for whatever you agree with, skip the rest.
Reader notes, unedited
Three letters from the inbox, printed as they came.
I joined for BTC levels and stayed for the misses. When a stop gets hit, the next note says so plainly and shows the chart again. That honesty is rare.
Api docs took me ten minutes, most time went to setting my own sizes. April was red on my side because I doubled one position. My fault, the note had the stop marked.
Evening reading for people who place their own orders.
Create free accountQuestions we get by email
A short note per idea: the pair, the entry area, two targets, a stop level and a few lines on the reasoning. Same layout each time, easy to skim in a minute.
Models scan price, volume and volatility on the majors and flag setups worth a look. A person then trims the list, so thin or messy markets often produce nothing at all.
No. The feed is text through API, your balance stays on your own exchange. Orders, sizes and exits are all yours.
Leave your email, open our letter and click the link inside. That click confirms the mailbox and starts delivery. If the letter lands in spam, drag it out and click again.
Backtests sit near 16% a year before fees, with flat stretches and one red quarter along the way. Live results shift with fees, fills and your own sizing, so read the note at the bottom of this page too.
Beginners usually paper-trade the notes for a month first. If terms like stop or size are new, start there before touching real orders.