VIP receipts · snapshot 2026-08-12
Every resolved VIP signal, rendered as the PnL card an exchange would show you — the red ones included, at the same size as the green ones. Each is graded automatically against exchange candle data, never self-reported.
green (closed positive)
red (closed at a loss)
net, all 180 signals
Risking $100 on every VIP signal — all 31 losses included — returned +$6,080.
That is the historical record of 180 resolved signals under first-target grading, not a projection — future signals can and will lose. Grading rules and everything that makes these numbers worse: the scoreboard methodology.
Latest standout — graded 2026-08-08
+$103 profit on $100 risk
+1.03R
All 180 resolved VIP signals — 149 green, 31 red. Nothing is filtered out except signals that never filled or could not be graded, which are excluded from every figure here and itemized on the scoreboard.
+$106 profit on $100 risk
+$110 profit on $100 risk
+$40 profit on $100 risk
−$100 loss on $100 risk
−$100 loss on $100 risk
−$100 loss on $100 risk
+$9 profit on $100 risk
+$267 profit on $100 risk
+2.67R
4,382 → 4,414
+$9 profit on $100 risk
R is risk multiples: the profit or loss on a trade divided by the distance from entry to stop. A stopped-out signal is exactly −1.00R by construction; +1.09R means the trade made 1.09 times what it risked. R is the honest unit because it doesn’t depend on position size — a “+64%” headline can be 10x leverage on a 6% move.
PnL% is profit relative to margin at the shown leverage, derived from the graded outcome and the signal’s stop distance — the same convention exchange PnL cards use. It appears only when the signal’s entry and stop are in our data; cards without them show R instead — and the record doesn’t need prices to be honest.
Outcomes are resolved automatically against exchange candle data — Binance first, then OKX, then BingX — on touch, with ties going against the signal. A win is scored at the target reached, a loss at −1.00R, a partial at the highest target touched. The rules are frozen and published in full, along with every caveat that makes the record look worse, on the scoreboard. Figures are gross of fees, funding and slippage.
Every signal service posts its winners. The screenshot culture around trading signals survives by deleting the losers, so a wall of green PnL cards proves nothing. The red cards on this page are rendered on purpose, with the same prominence and a red border so you can’t miss them — the record is only worth trusting because it includes them.
RebateMax does not generate signals. These are curated third-party providers whose output is forwarded to the free VIP tier and then graded — win or lose — against exchange data. The provider name on each card is the channel it came from. Curation is ongoing: channels that grade poorly get dropped, and that selection is itself a bias you should know about when reading the aggregate.
This is a historical record, not a promise. Past results do not predict future results, the sample is small, and your fills, fees and sizing will differ from the graded levels. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
The VIP tier is free — signals are forwarded there before they are graded, and every one of them ends up on this page either green or red. If you trade them (or anything else), registering through our link halves your BingX fees for life.
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