Detailed Review: +25Pips Scalping Forex Telegram Channel

This in-depth review examines the "+25Pips Scalping Forex" Telegram channel, a service providing filtered forex signals mainly through a scalping approach. Our analysis is preceded by a diligent, long-term backtesting of its gratis offered signals, an estimate of its operating transparency level, and an objective analysis of its commercial behavior. The results show an habitual trend of poor performance and present several severe concerns whose cumulative effect categorically qualifies this channel as a high-risk tool for non-professional traders.

Channel Overview 

Telegram Channel Link - https://t.me/Fxx25pipss

Aspect	Detail
Channel Name	+25Pips Scalping Forex
Operational Since	March 3, 2022
Subscriber Count	~23,622
Average Posts/Day	2-4 (Inconsistent, with days of inactivity)
Average Views/Post	~3,000
Primary Content	Paid VIP Promotions, Free Signals, Trading Results, Client Testimonials
Socials/Website	None
Market Focus	Major & Minor Forex Pairs
Trading Style	Scalping
Free Signals Provided	Yes (1-2 per day, with frequent multi-day gaps)
Free Education	No
Provider Anonymity	High (No named individual, face, or verifiable history)

Analysis of Signal Structure and Strategy

Trading on the channel is scalping only, and the signals are released mostly in and on the New York and London sessions. The form of each signal is strict and standard, and it is released by the following standard template:

Study a structure of a signal:

🚀 SELL CHFJPY 185.631

◾️SL 185.881 (-25pips)

◾️TP 185.381 (+25pips)

Each signal has an accurate entry price, Stop Loss (SL), and one Take Profit (TP) level. Interestingly enough, the TP and SL are always at 25 pips each, apparently suggesting a 1:1 Risk/Reward (R/R) ratio.

Critical Flaws and Performance Analysis

As ideal as the signals look well-formed on face value, our thorough backtesting of all free signals over the last six months has highlighted a few key and destructive flaws:

1. Historical Low Winning Rate: Through our empirical verification, we inferred that the overall success ratio of the free signals is just 36%. It is quantitatively true in the past that almost two in every three signals generated losses.

   
   

2. The Illusion of 1:1 Risk/Reward (The Spread Problem): The biggest mistake within this strategy is in overlooking entirely the cost of making trades, i.e., the spread. For scalping (with very short profit targets of 25 pips or less), the spread devours the bulk of possible revenues and causes losses.

• Real-World Example: For the SELL CHFJPY signal given above, assuming a conservative spread of 2 pips. The trader is required to pay this amount upfront.

  
  

• Actual Entry Cost: The order begins at a 2-pip loss.

  
  

• Adjusted Take Profit: The price must move 27 pips in your favor to achieve a net profit of 25 pips (25 pips + 2 pip spread).\

  
  

• Adjusted Stop Loss: Loss remains a whole 25 pips if it is reached.

  
  

• Actual R/R Ratio: The actual risk is therefore 25 pips and the actual reward is only 23 pips, so the negative 0.92:1 R/R ratio is produced. With larger spreads characteristic on the exotic/minor pairs, our ratio is even poorer. Our backtesting determined the mean true R/R to be approximately 0.8:1.

3. Mathematical Expectancy: The Guaranteed Loss Plan: A 36% win percentage and a negative real R/R ratio provide us with an overwhelmingly negative mathematical expectancy. This plan is not only nonoptical, but is in fact programmed to lose money in the long run. All profitability claims by this very signal configuration are mathematically wrong.

Red Flag and Concern Indicators

• Unverifiable VIP Claims: The channel aggressively promotes a VIP service with claimed accuracy rates of "80%+." These claims are impossible to verify and stand in stark, illogical contrast to the abysmal 36% accuracy of their free signals. This is a common marketing tactic to lure users into a paid service based on exaggerated results.

  
  

• Lack of Accountability: The reports of contributions and client feedback given are readily forged and cannot be independently verified. No third party audit (e.g., myfxbook) or proven track record.

• Complete Anonymity: The absence of a real person, name, or affiliation of the channel removes all liability. There is nobody to be held accountable in case the signals are poorly received.

• Inconsistent Posting: The unpredictability in providing free alerts (sometimes entire weeks of absolutely zero) betrays an inconsistency in commitment to the free community, whose function is largely to be used as a lead-in to VIP recruiting.

Final Verdict and Recommendation

The "+25Pips Scalping Forex" channel is defined by certain qualities of an undependable and highly risky signal provider. The tangible facts coming from its free alerts indicate a system with low success ratio and negative expected value by virtue of the influence of spreads. The extreme difference between poor results of the free alerts and outstanding (but non-verifiable) reports given to the paid VIP service is the greatest red flag. The fact that the channel is anonymous destroys even further the foundation upon which trust might be built.

2/10 TRUST SCORE

FINAL Recommendation: STRONGLY AVOID. Speculating through this site using either their free service or their VIP service is an absolute and tremendous risk to your capital. Traders are highly recommended to look elsewhere for clear, trackable, and education-based sources.