Fast answer
Crypto signal hedge-mode checks prove whether the account could hold long and short positions at the same time.
Before accepting a hedge-mode result, record the exchange, instrument, position mode, long size, short size, margin mode, entry and exit timestamps for each side, fees, funding, open exposure, updates, and final close record.
If a provider reports simultaneous long and short calls without position-mode evidence, the result sheet may mix incompatible execution assumptions.
Position-mode checks
What to inspect in crypto signal hedge-mode records.
Position mode
The exchange account setting should show hedge or two-way mode was active before the trades.
Side-specific size
Long and short exposure need separate quantities, entries, exits, fees, and funding.
Margin context
Shared or isolated margin can change liquidation and risk records.
Closure proof
A reviewable record shows each side closed, reduced, or remained open with timestamps.
Source context
Hedge mode can keep opposing positions open, so result sheets need side-specific size and closure records.
OKX describes hedge mode as a position mode that allows both long and short positions, while one-way mode holds one direction at a time. CSR treats position mode as required context for long-short provider records.
Review standard
A reviewable hedge-mode signal separates long-side and short-side evidence.
For CSR evidence review, hedge-mode records should include exchange, instrument, position mode, long size, short size, margin mode, entries, exits, fees, funding, remaining exposure, updates, and final outcome.