Questions

Signals, accounts, markets, and risk.

Clear answers for public visitors evaluating Shenron before contacting the team.

No. The MVP defines signals as manually created or admin-approved. AI-generated signals, automated execution, and copy-trading connection are post-MVP unless separately approved.
A production signal card should show instrument, market type, direction, entry, stop loss, TP1/TP2/TP3, risk level, confidence label, analysis, status, published time, and expiry time.
The page should show a calm empty state such as “No active public signals right now,” plus a relevant route to Markets or Contact. It should not invent fake signals.
No. Account pages are informational in MVP. Visitors can compare program structure and contact the team, but there is no payment, checkout, KYC, or account application flow.
Program data should be CMS-managed and approved before launch. Account size, fee, profit target, daily drawdown, max drawdown, minimum trading days, profit split, and active status must be editable by authorized admins.
The public site covers Forex, Gold/Comex, Crypto, and Indices through dedicated pages, signal examples, and education modules.
The architecture allows a third-party provider later. Production pages must show timestamp, delayed, stale, unavailable, or error states clearly. Placeholder values in this prototype are not live prices.
No. Content must avoid guaranteed returns, signal accuracy promises, funded account approval claims, or income claims. Trading involves substantial risk.
No. Public market content, signals, and insights are educational information only until final legal wording is supplied or approved by the platform owner.
No. Public login, trader dashboards, payments, subscriptions, KYC, mobile apps, Telegram automation, WhatsApp automation, and copy-trading are excluded from MVP.
The planned CMS supports Super Admin, Content Admin, and Signals Admin roles for managing pages, signals, instruments, insights, FAQs, legal content, SEO metadata, and leads.
Still unsure?

Ask before assuming.

Account and signal details can change by operator policy and legal review. Use the contact page for program-specific questions instead of relying on placeholder prototype data.