Blast
Signals.
Crypto signals SaaS — own algorithm, crypto-paid subscriptions, Telegram alerts and a blog on autopilot.
Dpixel built BlastSignals from scratch: a crypto signals platform that analyses the market automatically every 30 minutes, pushes alerts to Telegram and earns through subscriptions paid in crypto.
- Industry
- Crypto / FinTech · trading signals
- Live since
- April 2026
- Dpixel scope
- Product design, UI/UX, full-stack, signal algorithm, SEO, content automation, hosting & maintenance
- Stack
- Node.js · Express 5 · MySQL · Prisma · Binance API · NOWPayments · Telegram Bot API
Signals you
can verify.
Crypto traders get signals from opaque Telegram groups — no verifiable history, no explained logic. BlastSignals wanted the opposite: signals generated by an algorithm, with clear entry, target and stop-loss, and a public track record.
- 01
An engine that analyses 15 crypto pairs non-stop, with no human in the loop.
- 02
Freemium with recurring payments in crypto — not just cards.
- 03
Steady organic traffic without a team of writers.
- 04
A fast experience on the phone, where most traders are.
Shipped live,
stage by stage.
Each stage went live before the next started, so the platform had real users and real data from day one.
What Dpixel built.
Signal Engine
15 Binance USDT pairs every 30 minutes with RSI, MACD, EMA200, ATR, ADX, Bollinger and volume. Every signal carries entry, target and stop-loss sized from volatility.
Star rating
★ Weak, ★★ Medium or ★★★ Strong instead of a "confidence" percentage — chosen after the data showed the percentage didn’t predict outcomes.
Public performance
Results resolve automatically every 10 minutes — target hit or stop-loss — and land on a public page.
Premium
Free, $10/month or $59/year, paid in crypto via NOWPayments, with automatic expiry and reminders.
Telegram bot
Premium members get every signal on Telegram, analysis included.
My Saves
Users save the signals they follow and reopen them from a direct link.
Blog on autopilot
Hub AutoPilot publishes SEO articles through an HMAC-signed API; images stored locally, meta tags rendered on the server.
Admin
Panel for users, subscriptions, payments and signals.
One server.
No humans.
A single Node.js server takes data from three sources and delivers on three channels; scheduled jobs do the heavy lifting.
- Signal Engine · every 30 min
- Signal resolution · every 10 min
- Expired subscriptions · hourly
- Telegram commands · every minute
// security: Helmet, per-IP rate limiting, JWT auth and HMAC signatures with replay protection on the hub API
Trading-screen
DNA.
Near-black background (#07090A), neon green (#00FF88) for live signals, Inter for text and JetBrains Mono for prices. The October 2026 redesign rewrote the interface mobile-first without touching the app logic.
- 01
Tap targets of at least 44 px.
- 02
16 px inputs, so iOS stops zooming while typing.
- 03
One sticky menu across all 12 pages, no horizontal scroll.
- 04
Ads woven into the feed, never covering signals.
Six months
in numbers.
- Signals generated automatically
- 3,846 (Apr–Oct 2026)
- Crypto pairs monitored
- 15, every 30 minutes
- Articles published on autopilot
- 44, no in-house writer
- Algorithm win rate (backtest)
- 34% → 41% after V5
- Telegram messages recovered
- 796 blocked alerts, fixed by HTML escaping
// Performance figures come from a 6-month backtest on Binance data, validated against live history before use: 3,779 signals in the backtest vs 3,810 live. Past results do not guarantee future results.