BTC/USDT
Latest public record
Direction
Long
Confidence
78.0%
Target
46,800
Stop
41,900
Win rate: 61.0%. Median R/R: 1.8.
Unavailable means Meridian has no public record for that field, not that a result is being withheld.
Public proof
Inspect the signal structure before paying.
Public records show the format Meridian uses: pair, side, entry, target, stop, confidence, and risk boundary. Private access adds Telegram delivery and deeper execution context.
+
Signal proof layer
Coverage, risk fields, and disclosure
01
BTC / ETH / SOL
02
Entry + stop + target
03
Confidence score
04
Risk disclosure
Public / private boundary
See enough to judge the format. Pay only for private delivery.
No signal is an acceptable output. Meridian does not publish a setup unless the trigger, invalidation, stop, and target can be stated before delivery.
Review private accessPublic layer
•Signal format
•Latest available public records
•Methodology notes
•Risk disclosure
Private layer
•Telegram delivery
•Full setup context
•Archive access
•Execution framing
PairSideEntryStatus
BTC/USDT Long 43,250 Live
ETH/USDT Long 2,315 Live
SOL/USDT Pending Unavailable Unavailable
Coverage
BTC / ETH / SOL
Core liquid assets only
Publication rule
Selective
No signal when conditions are weak
Risk fields
Entry / TP / SL
Invalidation travels with the setup
Delivery boundary
Private access
Detailed briefs remain behind paid access
ETH/USDT
Latest public record
Direction
Long
Confidence
74.0%
Target
2,460
Stop
2,235
Win rate: 58.0%. Median R/R: 1.7.
Unavailable means Meridian has no public record for that field, not that a result is being withheld.
SOL/USDT
Record pending
Direction
Pending
Confidence
Unavailable
Target
Unavailable
Stop
Unavailable
Win rate: 54.0%. Median R/R: 1.5.
Unavailable means Meridian has no public record for that field, not that a result is being withheld.
Methodology
Publication requires structure, trigger, and invalidation.
Meridian publishes only when the setup, trigger, stop, and target plan can be stated before delivery. Silence is an acceptable output.
Risk disclosure
Signals are informational and do not create an advisory relationship.
Past records do not predict future outcomes.
You remain responsible for position sizing and execution.
Crypto markets can move quickly and losses can exceed planned thresholds.
Common questions
When does a signal go out?
Only when regime, volume, and model agreement align. If conditions are weak, Meridian can stay quiet.
What does a signal include?
Setup context, entry zone, stop loss, invalidation, and target levels.
What do I get with paid access?
Private Telegram delivery, the signal archive, and deeper execution context.
Are outcomes guaranteed?
No. Signals are informational. Execution and risk management remain with the user.
Decision boundary
If the public format fits your process, choose private access.
Signals remain informational. Private access changes delivery and context, not market risk.