# OracleEasy - scalp trading (@oracle_easy) - CryptoSignalsReview evidence brief

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Last updated: 2026-07-10

## Direct answer
OracleEasy - scalp trading (@oracle_easy) is tracked by CryptoSignalsReview as a provider research record. Coverage establishes a due-diligence route, not verified ownership, performance, safety, profitability, or endorsement.

## Citation-ready provider facts
- Provider: OracleEasy - scalp trading (@oracle_easy)
- Canonical entity record: OracleEasy - scalp trading (@oracle_easy)
- CSR status: CSR Unverified
- Result record: No CSR-reviewed result sheet
- Profile type: Directly rechecked Telegram algorithmic Binance futures and premium-bot signal candidate
- Platform context: Telegram Channel
- Language context: English
- Region context: Global
- Known aliases: OracleEasy - scalp trading, oracle_easy, @oracle_easy

## Two independent public ratings
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating state: rated
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating: 2/10
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating scale: 0-10; a valid assessed score of 0 must be reported as 0/10, never as missing.
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating basis: automated_public_research_wave2
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating assessed: 2026-08-22
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating rubric: 2026-08-22
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating method: https://cryptosignalsreview.com/crypto-signal-evidence-rating/
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating reason: A bounded evidence score for the cited research date; it is not a profitability forecast, customer rating or provider-verification status.
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating source mapping: Dated provider research packet on file.
- CSR Audit Team Verification Rating 2 + 3 + 2 + 3 breakdown: Tracked record 2/2 - CSR confirmed 7 of 14 operating facts from dated public sources on 2026-07-22: official route, free tier, access model, support route, platform delivery, results evidence, community footprint. The official route is among them and at least four facts are confirmed, which earns the full component. This credits CSR's own confirmed record, not the provider's performance, safety or profitability.; Result evidence 0/3 - Zero because the packet evidences no loss-inclusive record: resultsEvidence is state observed but what was observed is a channel feed of individual closed-trade posts of which only positive net results were recorded ('+10.02% net', '+5.49% net') with no losing trade, stop-out, or aggregate loss visible (https://t.me/s/oracle_easy, fetched 2026-07-22); the 'no deletions' statement is the provider's own description held under providerClaims, and the website's 4,518-trade / 89.29% win-rate / -1.99% max-drawdown summary is a self-reported backtest that the site itself says comes from a 'paper-trading engine in simulated conditions' with no real-money trades (https://oracleeasy.icu, fetched 2026-07-22) — a simulated, provider-published aggregate is not a dated public record that visibly includes losses, so no usable record exists.; Identity and accountability 0/2 - Zero because the operator is anonymous: operatorIdentity and teamDisclosure are both state not-found across the channel, the website, and the bot, and the only identity marker anywhere is a bare copyright line 'OracleEasy © 2021-2026' on the homepage (https://oracleeasy.icu, fetched 2026-07-22) — a self-published date range with no person, entity, registration, or jurisdiction, which cannot establish longevity or accountability.; Public transparency 0/3 - T1 fails because no observed public record shows losses — only positive net-percentage closed-trade posts were recorded and the aggregate figures are a simulated backtest (https://t.me/s/oracle_easy and https://oracleeasy.icu, 2026-07-22). T2 fails because no name, entity, or jurisdiction is published and the '© 2021-2026' line is provider-published only (https://oracleeasy.icu, 2026-07-22). T3 fails because pricing is state not-found — neither the homepage nor the dedicated /pricing page shows any price figure, currency, billing period, or payment method for the premium bot tier — and refundTerms is not-found, leaving only Telegram/X engagement routes as support (https://oracleeasy.icu/pricing, 2026-07-22). T4 fails because prominent public performance claims exist ('Verifiable... no deletions... net of fees', 89.29% win rate / profit factor 4.77 / max drawdown -1.99%, and the bot bio's promise to 'show where the market will move before the start of the movement') but nothing inspectable reconciles them — no independent ledger, exchange statement, or third-party tracker was found and the headline stats are disclosed as paper-trading output (https://oracleeasy.icu and https://t.me/oracle_easy_bot, 2026-07-22).
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- Verified Customers Rating: Withheld - 0/5 qualifying approved reviews
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- Verified Customers Rating and CSR Audit Team Verification Rating are never blended. Community sentiment never changes CSR verification, ranking, risk labels, or editorial conclusions.

## CSR Audit Team Verification Rating components
- Tracked record: 0-2 points.
- Result evidence: 0-3 points.
- Identity and accountability: 0-2 points.
- Public transparency: 0-3 points.
- When a computed assessment exists, every component, including a zero, carries a dated reason. A pure human override leaves the computed components Unscored. This score is not emitted as schema.org AggregateRating.
- Separate legacy signed evidence assessment state: not_rated; value: Not rated. These compatibility fields are not the public 2 + 3 + 2 + 3 rating.

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