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Exporting the signal history

The export is a CSV file with all the signals of the channel: the levels, which of them were reached, the status, the theoretical result and a link to the post. It is handy for your own analysis, for reports to subscribers or for checking the statistics.

Where it is in the bot

Main menu → 📢 Channel administration → the channel → 📥 Export history (CSV). The button is available to the channel owner only.

How it works

  1. Press 📥 Export history (CSV).
  2. The file arrives in the same chat with the caption: “📥 Signal history of channel '…': 24 signals. Results are theoretical (price-touch based, leverage included).”
  3. The bot confirms: “📥 The history file was sent to you in this chat (24 signals). Columns: target prices, reached targets, state, theoretical result, post link.”

The file is a CSV with the “;” separator in UTF-8. It opens in Excel and Google Sheets: on import, set the separator to a semicolon. At the top of the file there are comment lines with the channel name and the number of signals.

What the columns mean

ColumnWhat it means
signal_idThe number of the signal in Sync
posted_at_utcDate and time the post was published (UTC)
symbolThe pair
directionDirection: LONG or SHORT
leverageThe leverage from the signal; a spot signal has none
entry_pricesEntry prices
entries_hitWhich entries were reached
tp_pricesTarget prices
tps_hitWhich targets were reached
stop_lossThe stop-loss price
stateThe signal status — the same as in the statistics: active, all targets reached, stop-loss, stop after take-profits, cancelled, expired
theoretical_result_pctThe theoretical result in percent, with the leverage from the signal
finished_at_utcWhen the signal finished (UTC); empty for active ones
post_linkA link to the post in the channel

If you changed the levels with a command or from the cabinet, the file contains the new prices — the history is counted by them.

Example

The export shows that out of 24 signals in a month 9 completed fully and 6 closed by the stop before the first take-profit. Sorting by theoretical_result_pct makes it easy to find the worst signals and look at their posts through post_link — for example, to see whether the targets are being set too ambitiously.

Limits and allowed values

ParameterValue
FormatCSV, “;” separator, UTF-8
What goes into the fileAll tracked signals of the channel, including active ones
ResultsTheoretical, by price touch, with the leverage from the signal
Who can exportOnly the channel owner

Common mistakes and what the bot says

  • “History is empty — no tracked signals for this channel yet.” — no post has been recognized as a signal yet. Check the signal format.
  • “⚠️ Failed to send the file. Please try again later.” — a temporary sending error; repeat in a minute.
  • The file opened as a single column — choose the “;” separator when importing into a spreadsheet.

Subscribers download the trade history of their own trading bot separately — Exporting history to CSV.