About TradeSignalsHQ
About · Updated 14 October 2026TradeSignalsHQ is a free, English-language crypto brief and the website of the Telegram channel @sokepwkq. The channel shares trade ideas with full context — entry, stop-loss, targets and the reasoning behind each setup — and short notes on how markets work. The website shows the numbers behind those notes, live, and explains them. Everything we publish is for education only and is not financial advice.
What we publish
- The live desks on the homepage: prices since midnight UTC, Bitcoin and Ethereum network fees, perpetual-futures funding and implied volatility, stablecoin supply, scheduled macro dates and new releases from regulators, and the latest notes from the channel.
- Bitcoin network trackers: the halving countdown, the difficulty adjustment tracker and hashrate and hashprice with a mining revenue estimator. Bitcoin's network and mining are our main subject; the network hub lists everything.
- Explainers that take one desk at a time — funding rates, Bitcoin fees and stablecoin supply — and a glossary.
- The network blog at /blog/: dated posts on Bitcoin mining and network news, written from public sources and linked to them.
- Trade ideas on Telegram, written to the standard set out in how we write trade ideas.
Where the numbers come from
Every live figure on the site is fetched from a public source by our server, kept for a short time so we do not overload the source, and shown with the time it was last updated. If a source is down, we try a backup; if the backup is down too, we show the last good copy and mark it as stale rather than invent a number.
| Data | Source (backup) | Refreshed at most every |
|---|---|---|
| Spot prices, 24-hour range | Kraken public API (Coinbase Exchange) | 1 min |
| Bitcoin daily closes | Kraken OHLC (Coinbase Exchange candles) | 15 min |
| Bitcoin fees, block height, difficulty, hashrate, rewards | mempool.space API | 1 min |
| Ethereum base fee and tips | Public Ethereum nodes (eth_feeHistory), three providers in turn | 1 min |
| Funding rates, open interest | Hyperliquid public API | 5 min |
| Implied volatility (DVOL) | Deribit public API | 5 min |
| Stablecoin supply | DefiLlama stablecoins API | 1 hour |
| Regulator releases | Federal Reserve, SEC and ECB RSS feeds | 15 min |
| Channel notes | Public preview of t.me/sokepwkq (text posts only) | 5 min |
Fixed dates such as FOMC meetings and CPI releases come from the Federal Reserve's and the Bureau of Labor Statistics' published calendars and are entered by hand. Calculated figures — dollar costs of a transfer, hashprice, the halving estimate — are worked out in your browser from the figures above, and each page says how.
How we check our work
- Sources are linked. Explainers and guides link to the primary source for each rule or fact: the Bitcoin Core code and BIPs for protocol rules, regulators for consumer warnings, and the data provider for live figures.
- Worked examples are recomputed. Every number in a worked example states its assumptions, and an automated test recomputes those examples; the standard release runs it before the site is updated.
- Estimates are labelled. Anything that depends on the future pace of blocks, prices or fees is called an estimate, with the assumption it rests on.
- No made-up figures. When a source fails we show a dash or the last good value with its time, never a placeholder that looks real.
What we do not do
- We do not give personal financial advice, manage money or ask for access to anyone's accounts, keys or wallets.
- We do not promise returns. Many trade ideas hit their stop-loss.
- We do not sell your email address. What we collect, and how to have it deleted, is in the privacy policy.
Corrections and contact
If a number, date or explanation on this site is wrong, tell us on Telegram at @sokepwkq. We fix confirmed errors on the page and update its "modified" date. The terms that apply to using the site are in the terms of use.
Coin icons are from the cryptocurrency-icons set (CC0). Photos are from Pexels under its free licence.
Risk warning. Educational content only, not financial or investment advice. Crypto assets are highly volatile and you can lose all the money you put in.