What do we aim for?
To find the best signals for you, we use various filters. We avoid signals we think won't exceed x10 (for Ethereum) long-term. This means fewer signals but higher ROI with OpesSignals.
Our filters
Here, we'll provide a brief overview of our filters and the criteria we assess when evaluating newly launched contracts/coins.
Honeypots
We aim to prevent you from getting trapped in a honeypot by examining the creator's wallet history, particularly focusing on any previous involvement with honeypot contracts or coins.
Rug pulls
We prioritize preventing rug pulls, where creators withdraw project funds. We assess creators for any past involvement in rug pulls within contracts/coins.
Market cap & liquidity
To ensure that you don't enter contracts that are unlikely to exceed X10, we check the current market cap and liquidity of every signal before forwarding them to our subscribers.
Age of a contract
To avoid contracts that have already achieved significant multiples like X10, X50, or X500, we only display signals to our subscribers with a specific launch time. This ensures that there's still ample room for potential multiplication, maximizing the chances of achieving a high ROI.
Profitable wallets
To ensure the signals we share with our subscribers have the highest chance of success, we carefully assess each contract to determine if there are already other buyers with a profitable history involved.
Taxes
Every reputable contract/coin that launches includes a buy or sell tax to prevent the coin from dying out. However, we aim to avoid certain taxes to ensure that your investment remains profitable. Therefore, we always check both the buy and sell tax before presenting the signal to our subscribers.
We utilize a range of filters to evaluate if a contract/coin will yield a high ROI for our subscribers.
However, we can't disclose all the details to avoid giving our competitors an advantage.
