Making signal trading accessible to every crypto trader
Professional traders use algorithmic systems. Retail traders use Telegram signals — and then manually copy every entry, TP, and SL. SigexBot closes that gap.
Our story
SigexBot was born from frustration. Our founder was following several paid Telegram signal channels and spending hours every day manually entering trades — only to miss fills because the market moved while they were asleep.
The first version was a simple Python bot that read Telegram messages and placed market orders on Binance. It was rough, but it worked — signals were executed in seconds instead of minutes, and no trades were missed overnight.
Word spread in the trading community. Other traders asked for access. What started as a personal tool became a platform supporting thousands of traders across 40+ countries.
Today SigexBot is a full trading infrastructure: live screener, multi-timeframe charts, channel analytics, advanced order types (DCA, trailing stop, breakeven), TradingView webhook support, and a built-in risk management engine — all in one dashboard.
SigexBot started as a personal Telegram bot to auto-execute signals on Binance.
Expanded to Bybit, OKX, BingX, Bitget, KuCoin and LBank. Added the signal channel marketplace.
Launched the full web dashboard — live screener, charts, risk management, leaderboard, and TradingView webhook support.
Now serving traders in 40+ countries. Continuing to build the tools pro traders actually need.
What's inside SigexBot
Not just signal execution — a full trading operating system built around it.
Signal auto-execution
Link any Telegram channel you already follow. SigexBot parses entry, take-profit levels, and stop loss out of the message text and places the matching bracket order on your exchange — no copy-pasting, no manual entry.
Apex AutoTrader
Five backtested strategies (trend confluence, Bollinger squeeze breakouts, smart-money order blocks, ICT optimal-entry, and volume-profile/VWAP) run against live markets. Every live trade and every backtest is visible publicly — win rate, average R:R, drawdown — before you ever connect an exchange.
Mirror trading
Connect a second (or third) exchange account and mirror everything that happens on your main account — the same entries, the same closes, automatically, in real time.
Risk management engine
Per-channel position sizing, daily loss limits, max concurrent trades, coin blacklists, Kelly-criterion sizing, loss-streak cooldowns, and liquidation guards — configurable per channel, not just globally.
Trade journal
Every closed trade is logged automatically. Tag the setup, note your emotional state, and after 15 journaled trades the platform surfaces your actual edge — which setups and emotional states correlate with your best and worst results.
Live screener & charts
Real-time gainers, losers, and volume leaders across every connected exchange, plus multi-timeframe candlestick charts with drawing tools and indicators — the same market data feeding the execution engine, not a delayed third-party feed.
Channel marketplace
Every signal channel shows real historical performance — win rate calculated on whether TP1 actually hit, not just final PnL, plus average return and signal volume — before you commit a single dollar to following it.
Market news & funding rates
Aggregated crypto news from multiple outlets and live funding rate data across exchanges, so you're not tab-switching between five different sites to get the full picture before you trade.
How a trade actually happens
The pipeline every signal and Apex trade runs through, end to end.
Parse
A signal arrives from a channel you follow (or a strategy fires inside Apex AutoTrader). The parser extracts symbol, side, entry, take-profit levels, and stop loss from the raw text.
Size
Position size is calculated against your configured risk rules — percentage of account, fixed amount, max concurrent trades, and any per-channel overrides — before anything touches the exchange.
Execute
A bracket order (entry + take-profit + stop loss) is placed directly on your exchange via its native API. Where an exchange doesn't support native bracket orders, the take-profit and stop legs are placed and managed as soon as the entry fills.
Monitor
Breakeven moves, trailing stops, and DCA laddering are evaluated continuously against live price and position data for as long as the trade stays open.
Reconcile
Because exchanges don't push a webhook when a position closes, a reconciliation pass compares your exchange's live positions against what we expect on a short interval — catching TP hits, SL hits, and manual closes, and closing out any mirrored positions on linked accounts to match.
What we stand for
The principles behind every product decision we make.
Speed first
Signals are parsed and orders placed in under one second. In volatile markets, milliseconds are the difference between a fill and a miss.
Non-custodial by design
We never touch your funds. Your API keys are encrypted with AES-256 and flagged trade-only — no withdrawal permissions are requested or accepted.
Transparency
Every executed trade, TP hit, SL hit, and fee is logged in your journal. You own your data and can export it anytime.
Multi-exchange from day one
Built for traders who spread risk across exchanges. One dashboard, unified risk rules, seven exchanges.
Your security is non-negotiable
Exchange API keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they ever reach our database. We only request trade permissions — never withdrawal. Your keys cannot move funds out of your exchange account. We are audited regularly and maintain an append-only audit log of every credential access.
Common questions
Can SigexBot withdraw or move my funds?
No. The API key permissions we request are trade-only. Exchanges enforce this on their end — a trade-only key is physically incapable of authorizing a withdrawal, regardless of what happens on our side. We also check your key's permissions the moment you connect it and warn you if it has more access than it should.
What happens if the bot goes down mid-trade?
Your position stays exactly as it is on the exchange — brackets are placed as real exchange-side orders, not something our servers have to babysit to function. When service resumes, the reconciliation pass catches up on anything that changed while it was down.
Can I test this before risking real money?
Yes. Every exchange connection can be flagged testnet or demo mode, and Apex AutoTrader defaults to paper mode — trades are simulated against live prices with no real orders placed until you explicitly turn live trading on.
Do you take a cut of my trading profits?
No performance fees. Pricing is a flat subscription for platform access; what you make or lose trading is entirely yours.
How is the channel win rate calculated — can it be gamed?
A signal only counts as a win if its first take-profit target actually filled, not just whether the trade eventually closed positive — a channel can't inflate its record by counting trades that reversed after nearly hitting TP1.
What if an exchange's connection breaks or my API key expires?
A connection that fails repeatedly is automatically flagged and paused rather than retried indefinitely — this protects you from silent failures and protects your exchange account from triggering rate limits or bans from a dead key hammering their API.
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