Every 38/44 long the daily scan has open right now, ranked by how much reward is left from today's price rather than from the entry. 1 of 2 still have real room; 1 have already made most of the move.
A signal fires when a coin's 38-day average price crosses back above its 44-day average — a slow, mechanical trend filter, measured on the daily close with no peeking at future bars. It stays on this page until price reaches the target or falls through the stop.
The number that matters is reward-to-risk from here. Every signal looks good at its entry; what counts is how much room is left today. A signal that already ran most of the way to its target has little upside and a much wider fall back to the stop, so it scores low even though it is winning. That is the honest version of the number, and it is why some green trades rank below flat ones.
Levels are mechanical: the stop sits 1.5× the coin's recent daily range below the entry, and the two targets are 2× and 3× that same distance above it. Nothing here is discretionary, and nothing here is a recommendation.
Price has drifted back under the signal close. Same stop, same target, better entry — provided the trend hasn't actually broken.
The move is spent. Entering here risks multiples of what's left to the target.
This page is one slice of the daily scan: 49 majors scored on trend structure, the regime switch watched for the flip, and one honest email when it matters. Free.