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What the numbers mean, and what they do not.

Trust Risk Docs Validation Scorecard Data sources

Getting started

  1. Pick a coin. Type a name in the Analyze tab. Free accounts cover eight major pairs; Premium covers all Binance spot pairs.
  2. Read the decision, not just the number. Every result names the conditions behind it.
  3. Check the risk panel. Volatility, liquidity and data quality decide whether a signal is worth anything.
  4. Follow the paper record. The Validation page shows how previous signals actually resolved — losses included.

LONG, SHORT and WAIT

LONGConditions currently favour upward movement. A hypothetical entry, stop and two targets are recorded.
SHORTConditions currently favour downward movement, recorded the same way.
WAITThe evidence does not clear the thresholds. This is a real answer — see Risk Center.

Confidence is not probability

Confidence is a checklist pass-rate. Eight of ten checks passing shows 80% — that means eight conditions currently line up. It does not mean an 80% chance of profit.

The two would only be the same if the checklist had been calibrated against realised outcomes across a large sample. That calibration has not been done, so we do not describe confidence as a probability anywhere.

Key terms

EntryThe reference price at the moment a signal was recorded.
Stop-loss (SL)The level at which the hypothetical position is treated as wrong.
TP1 / TP2Targets at 1.15R and 2.1R.
ROne unit of risk — the entry-to-stop distance.
Paper signalA recorded hypothetical. No order is placed, ever.
ExpiredNeither target nor stop was reached inside the observation window. Counted and published, not hidden.
Cost-adjustedThe same result after subtracting estimated fees and slippage. Always shown separately from the raw figure.

How win rate is calculated

Win rate = wins ÷ closed signals

Only closed signals count — those that reached a target or a stop. Open and expired positions are excluded from the rate because neither reached a barrier. Every published percentage carries its sample size, and the counts for open, expired and WAIT are shown alongside so the denominator is never hidden.

The engines, and how mature each one is

Feature status is stated plainly so research is never presented as a finished product.

Core 10-check scorecard LIVEThe directional checklist behind every signal. Details
TRAMSE-369 LIVERegime detection, Kalman trend, GARCH-lite volatility. Details
MARP-RX 369 LIVETail risk, liquidity, cost-aware edge. Details
RAUCL-MI 369 BETAUncertainty and calibration. Details
ADV-369 EXPERIMENTALOptions, network and market-making research approximations. Details
SARVAM-369 BETAMaster decision layer that can veto to WAIT. Details
ML ensemble ROADMAPNot shipped. No model is connected; its weight is redistributed to the active engines.
Walk-forward validation ROADMAPNot built. Thresholds are reasoned, not fitted to out-of-sample results.

LIVE = in production and exercised by tests · BETA = shipped, still changing · EXPERIMENTAL = research approximation, treat output as indicative · ROADMAP = not implemented.

Subscription

FreeEight major USDT pairs, signals, paper record and validation data.
PremiumAll Binance spot pairs, market scanner, deeper history and research tools.

Premium unlocks coverage and tooling. It does not improve the probability that any signal succeeds, and we will not claim that it does. Payment is not automated yet — an administrator grants Premium manually.

Frequently asked

Does it trade for me?No. There is no exchange connection and no order placement anywhere in the system.
Do you need my API keys?Never. We do not ask for exchange keys, passwords, wallet keys or seed phrases.
Is this financial advice?No. It is educational research and is not personalised to your circumstances.
Can I verify past signals?Yes — the public ledger is hash-chained and independently verifiable.
Why so many WAIT results?Because most of the time there is no edge worth acting on. See the Risk Center.
How do I delete my account?Account → Delete account. It removes your data; see the privacy policy.

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