Great day for AHAI signals — 60% of today’s high-frequency alerts reached over 100% gain 📈🔥
The new model continues to perform strongly even in a choppy market.
We’re also actively collecting community feedback on the upcoming Limit Order feature.
If you have ideas or specific use cases you want supported, now is the perfect time to let us know 💬🤝
We noticed that some users were still confused about the difference between our High-Frequency and Low-Frequency signals.
A few users followed Low-Frequency signals by accident, then wondered why the bot entered the trade “too late” — sometimes only after the token had already doubled.
This behavior is normal: Low-Frequency signals are based on the continued movement of High-Frequency signals, not the initial breakout.
To reduce confusion, we’ve now updated the interface so that High-Frequency Signals are displayed by default when entering the Signal Menu.
This should make it much clearer which signal type you’re following, and help users react faster 🚀
Even in a low-liquidity market, AHAI continues to deliver — our low-frequency signals is 100% win rate today.
Next up, we’re updating our model coefficients to further reduce correlation between low-frequency and high-frequency signals, making both streams even more independent and robust.
And yes — we’ve noticed some “competitors” celebrating their so-called win rates…
Let’s just say: their reported numbers and their actual numbers don’t always live in the same universe.
Turns out, measuring signal accuracy is much harder than filtering signals.
Engineering matters. Data matters. Integrity matters.
AHAI keeps proving that.