Hi all,
I'm Feriman, an infrastructure engineer from Hungary. In 2020 I put almost all my trading capital into a hyped altcoin and lost about 90%. Since then I've been building and testing rule-based strategies on my own backtesting framework. Most ideas didn't survive. FerimanEdge is built on the few that did.
It's a small rule-based service for BTC, ETH and BNB (Binance spot, 1H). The rules are fixed and the pipeline runs on its own, I don't make calls by hand. The exact rules stay private. What I make public instead is the outcomes, losses included. See below.
Free regime trackerShows whether each coin is currently in a BULL, BEAR or SIDEWAYS regime. No account needed, and you can get free Discord alerts when a regime changes.
https://ferimanedge.com/regimeEdge updates in DiscordA reference strategy posts its entries and closes in Discord. There are two tiers:
Public Access (free): entry and close notifications in real time, but the coin, prices and result stay hidden until 24 hours after the close.
Full Access (paid, planned for November 1): everything in real time. $29/month for the first 100 subscribers, locked as long as you stay subscribed, then $49/month.
Losses are public as wellEvery closed outcome goes into the history on the website, losers included. Anything at +/-3% or more also gets summarized automatically in the free #market-status channel, at most once a day, after the 24h delay. So the bad ones show up there too, not just the good ones. ETH -7.20% and BTC -3.14%, both closed on October 7, went out that way.
https://ferimanedge.com/published-outcomesThe public record only goes back to August 2026, so it's still short. These are reference-strategy numbers with a modeled 0.10% fee per side, not account statements. Slippage and spread are not modeled.
No exchange connection, no API keys, nothing trades for you. What you do with the info is up to you. Not financial advice.
Website:
https://ferimanedge.com/Discord:
https://discord.gg/SY2GVScr2jTwo questions for the more experienced people here:
Is hiding the details for 24h reasonable for a free tier, or would you expect more?
Does a public loss history actually change how you judge a service like this, or does nobody look at it?
Happy to answer questions in the thread. The entry and exit rules are the one thing I won't share.
Feriman