01
Scan profitable leaders
tradein pulls the MEXC copy-trading leaderboard for your chosen ranking window (7D / 30D / 90D), keeps only traders in profit, and reads every position they currently hold.
how the engine works
Method
tradein has no opinion of its own. It measures two independent things — what profitable leaders are risking real money on, and what the tape says across three timeframes — and only calls a trade strong when both agree.
02
Group into crowd conviction
Positions are grouped per coin and direction. Dominance (how lopsided the crowd is) is scaled by sample size, so 9 of 10 leaders long counts far more than 1 of 1.
03
Run the predictor panel
For each coin, candles on 15m, 1h and 4h feed a panel of predictors: EMA trend (12/26/50), MACD, RSI, momentum, Bollinger band position and volume pressure. Each timeframe returns a signed conviction score.
04
Blend into strength points
Crowd score (55%) and predictor score (45%) are blended. Agreement between the two multiplies the result by 1.3; conflict cuts it by 0.35. The output is 0-100 strength: Very strong (80+), Strong (60+), Moderate (40+), Weak (20+), Mixed.
05
Validate continuously
The backtest bot replays the exact same predictor panel over roughly 500 historical bars per timeframe and reports win rate, average return and expectancy per conviction bucket — so you can see which strength levels actually paid.
Reading a signal
- Strength 80+ — leaders and all three timeframes lean the same way. Rare, and the highest-expectancy bucket in backtests.
- Strength 40-79 — a real edge, usually with one timeframe disagreeing. Size down.
- Below 40 — noise. The crowd is split, the predictors are split, or both.
- Freshness matters — a leader may close a position before you copy it. Default view shows trades opened in the last 6 hours.