4H crypto swing signals, rule-based and on Telegram
Ozi posts short signals on altcoin futures from the 4-hour chart. Every signal follows the same fixed rules for entry, stop and targets, works with Cornix auto-trading, and is sized for 1% risk per trade.
- 📉 4H swing shorts on altcoins
- 🤖 Cornix compatible
- 🛡️ 1% risk per trade
- 📏 Fixed rules, no discretion
Not financial advice. Futures trading is high risk. Read the risk disclaimer.
⚙️How it works
The same rules on every signal. No hunches and no moving the goalposts after entry.
4H swing shorts
Ozi looks for bearish swing structure on the 4-hour chart of selected altcoin futures. When the market doesn't offer a clean setup, no signal is posted.
Clear stop, 3 targets
Every signal comes with an entry, a clear stop-loss and three take-profit targets, all set before the trade starts.
Stop to entry at TP1
When TP1 is hit, the stop moves to the entry price (break-even) to protect the rest of the position.
1% risk per trade
Signals are sized for 1% account risk per trade, and fixed rules are applied the same way on every signal.
Cornix ready
Signals are posted in a format Cornix can read, so you can auto-follow them with your own exchange account and your own settings.
📊Transparency
Wins and losses are tracked publicly in the channel, stops included.
✅ Every result posted
Target hits and full stops are both reported in the channel.
📈 Running track record
Win rate and net R since launch are shared in the daily bulletin.
📏 Results in R
Results are measured in R (units of risk), so they don't depend on leverage or account size.
🧪Backtest summary
A simulation of the current rule set on historical altcoin data, with trading fees included. These are hypothetical results, not live trading. Past performance does not guarantee future results, and live results can and do differ.
Full period: Feb 22, 2020 → Nov 1, 2026
Last 12 months: Nov 1, 2025 → Nov 1, 2026
* "Above 0R" counts every trade that closed with a positive result, including trades that hit TP1 and were then closed at break-even. In the full period, 1,062 trades were full stops, 1,020 closed at break-even after TP1, 387 reached the final target, and 10 were still open on Nov 1, 2026.
Drawdowns of 30–45% happened in the simulation and can happen again. The backtest trades far fewer signals than the channel posts, because it limits how many trades are open at once.
❓FAQ
Is it free?
Yes. Access to the Telegram channel is free for life for everyone who joins before Jan 1, 2027.
Do you DM people?
No. Our admin account @OziSignalsAdmin never DMs first and never asks for money, deposits, wallet addresses or private keys. Anyone who messages you claiming to be Ozi and asks for money is a scammer. Please report them.
Is this financial advice?
No. Ozi shares rule-based trade ideas for educational and informational purposes only. You alone are responsible for your trades.
Do I need Cornix?
No. Signals list the entry, stop and targets in plain text, so you can trade them by hand. Cornix just lets you automate them with your own settings.
Why only shorts?
Ozi is built around one setup type: bearish 4H swing structure on altcoins. When the market doesn't offer it, there are fewer signals, and some days there are none.
⚠️ Risk disclaimer
Not financial advice. Crypto futures trading is high risk and you can lose more than you expect, including your entire margin. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses.
Backtest figures on this page are hypothetical and come from historical simulation. Past performance, simulated or live, does not guarantee future results. Losing streaks and large drawdowns are a normal part of this strategy.
Only trade with money you can afford to lose, use your own judgment, and check the rules in your jurisdiction. Ozi Signals is not a licensed financial advisor and does not manage funds.