How to Use Signals in Binance Wallet
Learn how to read smart-money buy and sell signals, compare the displayed fields and investigate the underlying token before making an independent decision.
What the signal feed shows
The signal feed is designed to surface on-chain buy and sell activity from tracked smart-money wallets. Depending on the current product view, a signal may include the trigger price, current price, maximum gain since the trigger, exit rate, network and status.
Find and filter relevant signals
Open Binance Wallet and look for the Signals or Smart Money area shown in your current app version. Filter by supported network, signal type, time or status when those controls are available, then open one result instead of acting from the summary card alone.
Read the fields in context
Compare the contract address, network, trigger time and current market data. Maximum gain is a historical observation, not a price you were guaranteed to receive. Exit rate and signal status also need to be read with the definition shown in the current interface.
Investigate before taking action
A tracked wallet can be early, late or wrong, and other traders may already have changed the price. Check liquidity, holder concentration, token permissions, fees and slippage independently. A signal is research input, not financial advice or an instruction to copy a trade.