Delta Alerts Weekly Record: After the HYPE break-even alert,
The channel "Delta Alert's" mainly publishes specific trading alerts. The content usually includes the asset, direction, entry price, DCA range, stop-loss conditions, and scaled take-profit targets, and marks the risk ratio. Its style emphasizes execution and discipline: when the market moves against it, it proactively prompts closing at breakeven and exiting, without hiding small losses. Over the past 7 days, it focused on two assets, HYPE and AAVE: first it noted that HYPE was at breakeven and that closing was optional; then it gave a short AAVE alert and noted relatively high risk, closing at breakeven a few days later; finally it published a long HYPE spot scaled-entry alert, listing the stop-loss condition and multiple target prices. Overall, it shows a shift from short-term trial and error to spot positioning.
**Overall bias**: bullish but emphasizes breakeven and stop-loss
7-day view timeline
- **2026-10-29** HYPE at breakeven, closing optional: The publisher said HYPE is currently trading at its breakeven price; members may close their positions if they wish; the team will provide a new alert for the next trade; no new price target was given.
- **2026-10-31** Publicly noted that shorting AAVE carries relatively high risk: short AAVE at the current market price of $129.50, DCA set at $136.50, stop-loss condition is a 4-hour candle close above $140.30, final take-profit at $101, risk marked as 0.5RR.
- **2026-11-01** AAVE only 0.5% above the average price, chose to exit at breakeven: The publisher said AAVE was only 0.5% above the average entry price, closed at breakeven and advised members to do the same; then added that those who do not want to take the risk can close immediately, with a loss of about 0.3%, and confirmed that a breakeven exit had been reached.
- **2026-11-03** Published a HYPE spot scaled-buy alert: buy HYPE spot at the current market price of $77.05, position split 30%/70%, stop-loss condition is a daily close below $74.15, targets in order are $88.80, $97, $109, $120.
Sources (in-site messages)
- [10-29 03:51 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508879216447508&message_id=1565211420780658819)
- [10-31 05:00 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508879216447508&message_id=1565953609089290300)
- [11-01 18:06 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508879216447508&message_id=1566513746539450459)
- [11-01 18:43 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508879216447508&message_id=1566523109862019253)
- [11-01 18:51 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508879216447508&message_id=1566525215242977311)
- [11-03 05:09 View original message](/dashboard2?channel_id=1500508879216447508&message_id=1567042945587224576)
Signal performance (public records from 2026-11-01 to 2026-11-01)
2 trades were entered and settled within the statistical window (sample accumulating; win rate and simulated returns will be displayed after 10 trades).
Methodology: only signals whose entry price was reached and which subsequently hit the first take-profit or stop-loss are counted; signals that were not entered or not triggered within 48 hours are not counted as wins or losses; signals with inconsistent direction and price levels have been excluded. 100x leverage is an assumed value, does not constitute a return promise, and historical records do not represent future performance.
Frequently asked questions
### Where does this data come from?
It comes from the signal messages published by this channel in public communities; the system parses the entry price, take-profit, and stop-loss, then determines whether they were reached using 1-minute candles.
### How is the win rate calculated?
The denominator only counts signals where "the entry price was reached and the first take-profit or stop-loss was subsequently hit"; those that never reached the entry price or were not triggered within 48 hours are not counted.
### Why is simulated return calculated using 100x leverage?
100x is a uniform basis for horizontal comparison, not an achievable return. The maximum loss per trade is calculated as liquidation at −100%; actual trading also incurs fees, funding rates, and slippage.
### How often is the data updated?
Signal determination rolls at minute level; this page is regenerated with new channel messages; the statistical window on the page indicates the start and end times covered by the current methodology.
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