SYN — flagged 2026-06-13, then ran +1800%
What the radar saw, when it saw it, and what happened next.
+1800%
highest price within 30 days after the signal · peak, not a realised return
| Coin | SYN |
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| First flagged | 2026-06-13 UTC |
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| Measurement window | 30 days after the signal day |
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| Peak vs signal-day close | +1800% |
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| Within 7 days | +422% |
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How this was measured
Radarium runs an automated radar over Binance pairs, looking for unusual
volume, funding and order-flow footprints. When enough of those line up, the
coin is flagged and the signal is timestamped and published — before anyone
knows how it will turn out.
- Baseline is the close of the day the signal fired — not the day's
low. If you saw the signal and acted at the end of that day, this is your number.
- Peak is the highest price over the following 30 days,
starting the day after the signal.
- One signal per coin. Repeat alerts on a coin that is already
running are not counted again.
- A peak is not a realised return. It is the best price the market
offered inside the window; holding through it is a separate question, and
drawdowns along the way are real.
The part most channels skip
This page exists because the whole record exists. Radarium publishes every
signal it produces — the ones that ran and the ones that went nowhere — with
the measured outcome attached. The median signal peaks around +5.6% within 24
hours. Catches like SYN are the tail of that distribution, not the
typical case.
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everything. Not directed at US persons. All figures measured from Binance
public market data.