Why Signals Are Public

Why SignalFloor Shows Completed Signals Publicly

Finished trades on SignalFloor are public, wins and losses alike. Live signals stay private for paid followers.

Updated 2026-04-09

Finished trades on SignalFloor are public. You can see wins and losses. That helps you judge a provider before you pay for live signals. Live ideas stay private for subscribers so providers can keep sharing without giving away every move in real time.

Public history builds trust because losses stay visible. Paid live access keeps timing valuable for providers who earn from subscriptions. You get research for free and pay only when you need real-time ideas. That split protects both sides: followers can verify skill, and providers can still monetize fresh setups.

This allows users to evaluate:

  • How steady their results are
  • How they manage risk on each trade
  • How they did in different market conditions

Why Active Signals Are Not Public

Live signals move fast and still help paying followers.

Making them public would:

  • Reduce the value of live signals for providers
  • Make it easy for others to copy live ideas
  • Lower the reason to keep quality high

Transparency Without Leakage

This model allows:

  • Build trust with open past results
  • Keep live signal value for paid plans

You can review past results for free. You need a plan to act on live signals.

Summary

Past trades stay public so you can check results. Live signals stay private for paid followers.


Frequently Asked Questions

Why does SignalFloor show completed signals publicly?
We show every finished trade in public. That means wins and losses. You can see how steady a provider is before you pay to follow live signals. Hiding losses would make it impossible to compare providers fairly.
Why are active signals not public on SignalFloor?
Live signals move fast and still have value for paying followers. Making them public would hurt providers and invite copy trading. You need a plan to see live ideas. Finished trades remain visible to everyone for research.
Can I research providers without paying?
Yes. Browse completed trades, win rates, drawdowns, and provider notes for free. Use that history to shortlist candidates. Subscribe when you want live entries, updates, and alerts on open ideas.
Does public history include losing trades?
Yes. Losses appear alongside wins. We believe selective screenshots are misleading. A provider might have a high win rate but large losses when wrong, which is why drawdown and profit factor matter as much as green trades.
How does this help me choose a provider?
You can see results in calm and volatile weeks and whether stops are used. Public history filters choices before you pay for live access. It is not a promise of future results.

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