Telegram Signal Channel Audit — Reach & Backtested Edge
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Telegram Signal Channel Audit — Reach & Backtested Edge
Under maintenanceAudit any public Telegram channel: posting cadence, views per post, reach trend, top posts — plus backtested performance (win rate, expectancy in R, sample size) for signal channels tracked by our simulation engine. One JSON report per channel.
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Audit any public Telegram channel in one call: how often it posts, how many views a post gets, whether reach is growing or fading, which posts worked — and, for signal channels tracked by our simulation engine, whether the calls actually made money.
No Telegram login, no user session, no phone number. Everything comes from Telegram's public web
preview (t.me/s/<channel>).
What you get
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
channel, url, status | Resolved handle and audit status (ok, no_public_posts, …) |
reach.posts / posts_per_day | Output volume in the window |
reach.views_avg / views_median / views_max | Readership per post (parsed from the public preview) |
reach.trend_pct | Second half of the window vs first half, in % |
reach.media_share_pct | Share of posts carrying an image or video |
reach.busiest_hours_utc | Three strongest posting hours (UTC) |
top_posts[] | Up to five best-performing posts with date, views and excerpt |
backtest | Win rate, expectancy in R, confidence interval, profit factor, drawdown, sample size — only when the channel is tracked |
R is the result measured in units of the planned risk at the stop-loss: +1R means the trade earned
exactly what it risked. It makes channels with different stop distances comparable.
Example input
{"channel": "@smcsniperpro01","days": 30,"include_backtest": true}
Example output (shortened)
{"channel": "@smcsniperpro01","status": "ok","period_days": 30,"reach": {"posts": 84,"posts_per_day": 2.8,"views_avg": 5120,"views_median": 4870,"trend_pct": 12.4,"media_share_pct": 71.4},"backtest": {"tracked": true,"sample_trades": 79,"win_rate_pct": 69.62,"expectancy_r": 0.1654,"ci95_r": [0.013, 0.3177],"profit_factor": 1.81,"max_drawdown_r": -3.08,"evidence": true}}
Pricing
Pay per event:
channel-audit— one report per channelbacktest-report— only charged when backtested performance is actually delivered
Nothing is charged for channels that cannot be read (private, deleted, no public preview).
Limits, honestly
- Public channels only. Private groups, invite links and channels without a web preview cannot be audited.
- The public preview exposes roughly the newest 20 posts per page; the Actor pages backwards (up to 12 pages), so very high-frequency channels may not reach the full window.
- View counts are the numbers Telegram shows publicly — they are not unique users.
- Backtest figures are a simulation on historical candles, not real fills: entries as market orders, take-profit legs as limit orders, stop-loss with slippage, fees and funding booked. Channels are measured only after enough signals. Nothing here is investment advice.
- Channel operators can request a right of reply; tracked channels are listed publicly with their methodology.
Sources
Reach metrics: https://t.me/s/<channel> (public preview).
Backtest metrics: the operator's read-only simulation service, queried over an authenticated HTTPS API.