A bull run signal is a gauge. It is not an order.
People search crypto bull run signals, indicators, and the Bitcoin bull run index because they want a light that says buy. A gauge can describe how stretched a market looks. It cannot place a CFD, and it cannot know your margin. At FxPro you still have to check that the symbol exists for your entity, and you still lose money if the position is too big for the next dip. 4 October 2026: no signal on this page says the run has started.
What a gauge can do
Indexes that blend several measures, including the ones forums call CBBI, tell you the authors' mix of inputs. They do not tell you the next week. A high reading has shown up both before further rises and before ugly reversals. That is why it is a gauge.
Treat a green dashboard as a reason to look, not a reason to max size.
The order is still yours
Symbol in the client area, size for a 3 percent dip, exit written first. The demo is where the gauge gets tested against a ticket. If the demo loss looks fine and the live size is ten times larger, you did not follow the test.
Scalping signals are a different page: scalping.
From gauge to ticket
Read the gauge. Then ignore it for one step and write the ticket anyway: symbol, size, exit. If the ticket only makes sense because the gauge is green, tear it up. A gauge that is required for the trade to be rational is a story you are renting.
Check the gauge again after the trade is planned, not before. The order of those two steps is the whole difference.
FAQ
Does FxPro publish a bull run indicator?
No. This page does not turn any public gauge into a buy order.
If the index is high, should I buy?
A high reading is not an order. Check the symbol, the size, and the exit.
75% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. A bull run does not change that.