Fast answer
Crypto signal partial-take-profit checks prove what portion actually closed.
Before accepting a partial-profit result, record target levels, closed percentage, filled size, fill price, fees, stop updates, remaining-position status, and final close record.
If a provider marks TP1 as a win but leaves the remainder open, untracked, or later stopped without records, the result is not complete.
Trade-management checks
What to inspect in partial take-profit signal records.
Target split
The signal should state TP1, TP2, TP3 or equivalent levels and the percentage or size intended at each target.
Fill proof
A target being touched on a chart is weaker than filled order size, average price, timestamp, and venue context.
Remainder status
The record should show whether the leftover size stayed open, moved to breakeven, trailed, or closed later.
Net result
Fees, slippage, funding, and stopped remainders should be included before counting the trade as profitable.
Source context
Partial exits need target, order, and remainder context.
Bybit documents partial take-profit/stop-loss modes for derivatives orders, and Binance explains TP/SL split targets for futures. Those platform concepts make it important for signal reviews to separate a partial fill from the full trade outcome.
Review standard
A reviewable partial-profit signal keeps the leftover position visible.
For CSR evidence review, partial-take-profit records should include the original target plan, each partial fill, the remaining size, stop updates, fees, slippage assumptions, later alerts, and final closure.