Telegram Group Intelligence

Most traders judge a group by screenshots and hype. MarketSync measures how each source actually performs once its signals are routed, so you can keep what works and cut what doesn't.

Source-level results

See contribution, profit factor and outcomes per Telegram source, not just per account.

Execution quality

Understand how cleanly a source's signals are analysed and routed in practice.

Signal volume & consistency

Spot sources that over-trade or behave erratically.

Compare sources

Rank the groups you follow against each other on the metrics that matter.

Keep what pays

Decide which sources to link to which accounts based on evidence.

Fully logged

Every routed signal ties back to its source for clean attribution.

From sources to accounts.

Pair source scoring with per-account analytics to see the full picture: which group fed which account, and what it returned.

  • Per-account performance
  • Profit factor & streaks
  • Daily P&L

Frequently asked questions

Does MarketSync recommend signal groups?

No. You choose your own third-party sources. MarketSync only measures what happens after you route them, and does not provide signals or advice.

Is this based on my own data?

Yes. Intelligence is built from your own routed signals and logged executions.

How do I tell if a signal group is actually profitable?

By routing its signals and reading the results: contribution, profit factor and consistency per source, measured from real executions rather than the group's own screenshots.

Can I evaluate a new group without risking a live account?

Yes. Link the source to a demo account first, let it run, and review its scoring before connecting it to a funded or live account.

Does a high signal volume mean a group is better?

Not necessarily. Volume is shown alongside performance, so you can spot sources that over-trade or behave erratically without actually adding profit.

Can one source feed several accounts?

Yes, and each account's rules apply independently, so you can measure how the same source performs under different lot and risk settings.