MYC Signals Data Parser & API

MYC Signals is a retail crypto-trading signals provider that publishes buy/sell calls, entry and exit levels and performance analytics for major cryptocurrencies, and StockAPIS extracts its signal data — entry prices, target and stop-loss levels, confidence scores, win rates and full signal history — through a single unified REST API. MYC Signals does not expose a public developer API, so StockAPIS parses and normalizes its published signals into the same schema you use for every other social and signals source, letting you query MYC Signals the same way you query StockTwits, Telegram groups or any other provider.

Platform Overview

Market Position

• An established retail crypto-signals service covering buy/sell calls on BTC, ETH and 100+ altcoins
• Publishes structured trade calls with explicit entry, target and stop-loss levels
• Tracks signal performance — win rate, realized P&L and historical accuracy
• No official developer API; StockAPIS provides normalized programmatic access

Data Coverage

StockAPIS exposes the full MYC Signals data surface:

• Trading signals — buy/sell direction, entry price, target price and stop-loss for each call
• Confidence scores — model or analyst confidence attached to each signal
• Performance metrics — win rate, profit/loss, and per-signal outcome tracking
• Signal history — historical calls and their realized results for backtesting
• Market analysis — trend identification and sentiment context behind each call
• Alerts — new-signal notifications normalized into the StockAPIS event schema

Quick Start

import stockapis
 
client = stockapis.Client(api_key="your-api-key")
 
# Latest MYC Signals trade calls for BTC
signals = client.myc_signals.get_signals(asset="BTC", limit=5)
for s in signals:
    print(f"{s['signal']} {s['asset']} @ {s['entry_price']} → {s['target_price']}")

const { StockAPIS } = require("stockapis");
const client = new StockAPIS({ apiKey: "your-api-key" });
 
// Latest signals plus 30-day performance for ETH
const signals = await client.mycSignals.getSignals({ asset: "ETH", limit: 10 });
const perf = await client.mycSignals.getPerformance({ asset: "ETH", period: "30d" });
console.log(signals[0], `win rate ${perf.win_rate}%`);

Sample API Response

{
  "success": true,
  "data": [
    {
      "asset": "BTC",
      "signal": "Buy",
      "entry_price": 43250.10,
      "target_price": 44000.00,
      "stop_loss": 42800.00,
      "confidence": 85.2,
      "win_rate": 71.4,
      "status": "open",
      "timestamp": "2024-01-15T10:30:00.000Z"
    }
  ],
  "metadata": {
    "source": "myc-signals",
    "timestamp": "2024-01-15T10:30:00.000Z"
  }
}

Use Cases

• Signal following — pull real-time buy/sell calls with entry, target and stop-loss into your own dashboard or bot
• Performance validation — track win rates and realized P&L to vet a provider before allocating capital
• Strategy backtesting — replay historical signals against price data to measure edge
• Sentiment aggregation — blend MYC Signals calls with other social and signals sources for a consensus view

Frequently Asked Questions

Does MYC Signals have an official API? No — MYC Signals does not publish a public developer API. StockAPIS parses its published signals and normalizes them into a unified schema, giving you programmatic access without scraping it yourself.

What data can I get from MYC Signals through StockAPIS? Trade signals with entry, target and stop-loss prices, confidence scores, win rates, realized P&L and full signal history across BTC, ETH and 100+ altcoins.

Can I get real-time signal alerts? Yes — StockAPIS surfaces new MYC Signals calls as normalized events, so you can poll the latest signals or react to alerts the same way you do for any other source.

Related Resources

• API reference
• Social & signals sources