Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about signals, data sources, tiers, and what MarktBit is not.

Is MarktBit financial advice?

No. Signals are measurements of recent market behavior — momentum and range readings labeled BUY/SELL when they cross fixed thresholds. They are informational data, not recommendations. Position sizing and risk decisions are entirely yours.

Where does the data come from?

Crypto signals are computed by the MarktBit DataHub from real trade ticks collected from supported exchanges with a maturity delay. Stock signals use historical daily prices from aggregated feeds. The platform does not emit signals when upstream history is insufficient — it reports "insufficient history" instead.

What do the hit-rate numbers mean?

The performance view compares each emitted signal to the latest mature price after a minimum aging window. A "hit" means price moved the signaled way beyond a noise floor. Small samples are flagged as such — a 3-for-3 run is not evidence of edge.

What is the difference between free and paid tiers?

Market data endpoints — listings, global stats, Fear & Greed, trending, news, sentiment, whale transactions, derivatives, prediction markets — are open. The premium signals feed requires a paid subscription. Check the pricing page for current tier details.

Why did a signal disappear or show "pending"?

Signals younger than the minimum measurement age are reported as pending and are not counted in hit-rate statistics. Signals are never deleted — pending simply means the outcome window has not matured yet.

Can I use MarktBit data in my own tools?

A developers page documents the public API surface. Free-tier endpoints are public; premium signal data requires an authenticated paid account.