Covis | What Only Subscribers Can See in Crypto Signals
COVIS · EPISODE 3
A pro just entered
a long position.
Anyone can see closed signals. Open signals are for subscribers.
Stop staring at charts alone. Watch the pros' entries right beside them.
When you choose a crypto signal service, this is what you most want to know: what can I see before I pay, and what opens up once I do? Plenty of places just say "join and we'll tell you."
In this post we walk through Covis's subscriber-only structure on the real screens, as seen while logged out. The line between what is hidden and what is open is written right there in the screen's own words.
What you see before subscribing: hidden cards and public cards
Open signals say "Subscribers only." Closed ones are public as they are.
Open the signals list without logging in and the cards come in two kinds. The first kind is an open signal, and where the symbol name would be, it says "Subscribers only." The entry price is hidden too, shown as ENTRY•••. The second kind is a closed signal, so its symbol, entry price and exit price are all in view.
Some information stays visible even on a hidden card: the Live account badge, the exchange, the long or short direction, the leverage, the margin share, the expert's name and grade, and the current return. Above the list there is also a note: "Subscribe to see entry and target prices for all experts." You can see which expert is moving right now, and only what they bought and where opens up for subscribers.
On signal detail: what opens when you subscribe
Symbol, entry, targets, stop, and the expert's updates.
Open a hidden signal and the detail screen gives the reason in so many words.
Open signals are visible to subscribers only. Subscribe to get the symbol, entry, targets, stop and the expert's updates in real time.
The Updates section at the bottom works the same way. While logged out you see only the count, and a line says "Visible to subscribers only." Here is how it looks once you subscribe. The symbol, entry type, entry price, entry time, targets and stop, and the current price all open on one screen.
Closed signals are open to everyone: check an expert's record
Judge the record first, before you subscribe.
Subscriber-only does not mean everything is shut. An expert profile opens without logging in, and the profile's closed signals list is visible to anyone. The screen says it like this:
4 open signals are visible to subscribers only. Closed signals are a public track record.
Each line of the list gives the symbol, the long or short direction, the leverage, the margin share, the closing date and the return. As with Shy above, you can see at a glance how an expert mixes longs and shorts. And signals that ended in a loss go onto this list just the same. The screen above shows a stretch that ended in profit, and other experts' profiles show signals that ended in the red in the same format. It is not built to show only the flattering records, so before you subscribe you can weigh these lines one by one.
Pick, subscribe, go live: the flow
Verify with closed records, open real time with a subscription.
- Look first: check the trading approach through the score, the monthly returns and the closed signals on the expert profile
- Subscribe: subscribe to an expert you like and their open signals open up
- Get alerts: a subscribed expert's publications and entry, target and stop hits reach your inbox and push (episode 2)
Returns are shown without leverage, and the profile also carries the line that past performance does not guarantee future returns. The core of the structure is simple. Verification is open to everyone, and the trades you receive in real time are open to subscribers only.
Replace the subscription fee with an exchange sign-up
The subscription fee can be replaced by an exchange referral registration.
Covis's subscription fee can be replaced by registering through an exchange referral.
Signing up with the Gate exchange is covered in a guide you can follow screen by screen.
Closed signals and expert profiles are public without logging in
An open signal's symbol, entry, targets and stop are for subscribers only
Even a hidden card shows the Live account badge, direction, leverage and margin
Signals that ended in a loss are also public in the record as they are
Before subscribing, verify with the closed record first
Next, episode 4: win rate, cumulative return and monthly return. We lay out how to read an expert's metrics.
