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Any market

Pick a market. Get levels.
See whether the edge is real.

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Every market

The whole system at once

MarketPrice24bATR% ADXRSIBiasSignals P(up)±MoveSpreadFlow
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Click any row to drop into that market — the chart, the levels, the order flow, the estimate and the full breakdown of what ran all follow from that one click. The scan refreshes every fifteen minutes on its own.

Live signal performance

Did our own signals actually hit?

IssuedMarketDirEntry Stop nowStageStatusP&LRule
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These are forward-tested: the signal was recorded first, then the market decided. No hindsight is possible here, which makes this record more trustworthy than any backtest.

Under the hood

What ran on this market, and where it came from

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Every indicator here is listed with who built it, when, and what it was built for — and then with what it did on our own data. That last part is the one nobody publishes. An indicator can be forty-seven years old, on every platform on earth, and still rank outside our top twenty-five features. Both facts are true and both are shown.

Live estimate

If you bought right now

two to four minutes
pick a market above and press Analyse

How far it could move

This half is a volatility forecast, and it is the better half — but only modestly. Across many markets it explains roughly two thirds of the variation; within one market over time, closer to a tenth. Treat the range as a rough envelope, not a promise.

Which way

Read the edge, not the probability. A market that rises 51.7% of the time will show a 51.7% probability with no skill at all — the only number that means anything is how far above that base rate we sit.

Were we right when we said it?

We saidIt actually was GapNAvg move
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Every estimate is stored the moment it is made, and its outcome is recorded once the horizon passes. If we said 55% and it came out 48%, this table says so. It fills in over two to three days and is the only thing here that can prove the probabilities honest.

Method arena

Every method runs. None is switched off.

MethodFamilySignals ClosedHitStoppedWin Avg P&LJudgeable
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Does anything beat random?

MethodTrades Differencep-valueVerdict
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One of the six methods enters at random. Any method that cannot beat it is not a method — it is a coincidence with a name. Almost no signal service publishes this comparison.

Leader stability

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When methods agree

AgreementN Avg P&LUp
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Agreement between different families of method carries more weight than any single leaderboard position.

Admin — where signals fail

Failure analysis

Worst signals — study these

IssuedMarketDirP&L OutcomeBarsADXRSIATR%Patterns
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Audits

Is any of this actually clean?

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TestAUCExpected Verdict
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Shuffling the labels should destroy any signal. If it does not, the pipeline is leaking the future somewhere and every result above is worthless. This is the test almost nobody runs on their own work.

Survivorship

SelectionMarkets TradesWinPFExpectancy
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Picking today's biggest markets means only the survivors get tested. Point-in-time selection ranks them by volume at the start of the window instead. The gap between the two is the bias, measured.

A different question: how much will it move?

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MethodAUCR² Bars
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Direction scored 0.545. Volatility is a different question and usually a far easier one — but a model only earns its place if it beats persistence and HAR-RV, which are almost free.

Bars & bet sizing

Does the shape of a bar carry information?

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Bar typeBarsAUC long AUC shortKurtosisJarque-Bera Avg uniqueness
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Time bars split the day evenly; the market does not. Dollar bars close when a fixed amount has traded, so each bar carries roughly equal information. Lower kurtosis and Jarque-Bera mean returns are closer to normal — which is what most models assume.

Bet size from confidence

Equal risk on every signal throws away what the model knows. Size scales with how far the probability sits above a coin flip; below 5% size, no position is taken at all.

Information test

Could our data have seen it coming?

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Which features carry the signal

What the rules missed

These are the features that differed most between opportunities the rules caught and ones they walked past. A large gap means the information was there and the rule ignored it.

New listings

New coins — screened before they list

These checks tell you what is dangerous — honeypots, open mint, hidden owners, concentrated supply. They do not tell you what will go up. That second question is answered by the outcome table below, once enough time has passed. Until then, no coin here is a recommendation.
TokenChainGradeScore LiquidityVol 24hHoldersTop10 AgeListedBlockers
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Do our grades actually predict anything?

GradeHorizonNAvg MedianUpDown >50%
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Listings detected

DetectedExchangeSymbol We scanned it?Grade
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Broker link

MT5 bridge

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Rules backtest — the gap, closed

Do the live signal rules actually work?

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All configurations tested

ADX bandMTFTrades WinPFExpectancyReturn
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Per-market breakdown — with real spreads

MarketTradesWin PFExpectancySpreadCostSource
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Scoreboard

Markets that passed validation

MarketTFTradesWin PFExpectancyReturn
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A market appears above only if profit factor > 1.15 and expectancy is positive after fees and slippage, measured out-of-sample. Everything else is listed below as tested and rejected. An empty table is a real answer, not a bug.

Tested, no edge found

MarketTFTradesWin PFExpectancyReturn
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Validation queue

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