Named analysts
Every signal is posted by an analyst who publishes under their real name.
Empires Trading is a crypto futures signal service run by four Chartered Market Technicians who publish under their real names. This page covers who we are, how we work, and what we can and can't share about our past.
Harrison Sterling, Maxwell Harrington, Theodore Blackwood and Thomas Whitmore have analyzed markets together since 2021. Between them, they bring 20+ years of combined experience in financial markets, and each holds the CMT charter.
In 2025, they launched Empires Trading in Singapore as an independent team. No institution decides what we publish, so every signal and market note reflects our analysts' own read of the chart, whether the market is rising or falling.
We earn commissions from some partner exchanges, but using them is never required. Those partnerships don't decide which trades we call, and you can follow every signal on any exchange that offers crypto futures.
Before launching Empires Trading, our analysts worked in roles covered by confidentiality agreements. Those agreements prevent us from naming former employers or publishing trades from that period, so our track record begins with our launch in 2025.
Our credentials are not confidential. Each analyst holds the CMT charter, and charter details are available on request.
Every signal is posted by an analyst who publishes under their real name.
No signal goes out without a stop-loss and a suggested risk per trade.
Two analysts post signals. Two cover the weekly overview and macro news.
Follow a selection of our signals in the free channel before deciding on VIP.
Daily scalp signals
Leads the daily scalp desk, focusing on intraday setups across altcoin futures pairs.
Swing signals
Runs our swing signals: multi-day futures positions with defined entries, targets and stops.
Weekly market overview
Writes the weekly market overview, tracking how crypto market capitalization shifts week to week.
Macro and news analysis
Covers macro and news analysis: what scheduled releases and headlines mean for crypto prices.
The Chartered Market Technician (CMT) designation is awarded by the CMT Association to analysts who pass three levels of exams in technical analysis and meet its professional experience requirements. It is a widely recognized credential in technical analysis.
Results are shown before trading fees and slippage. Some exchange links on our site are affiliate links, and we may earn a commission. Our signals are not financial advice, and crypto derivatives are restricted in some countries.
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