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plansone full plan, three terms; paying again adds days

pay from your walletpick a term, a chain and an asset; then one click in your wallet, or scan the QR

1 · term

2 · chain

3 · pay with

Each payment gets an exact amount (and, on Solana and for ETH, a reference) so the chain itself tells us it was yours, even from an exchange. That is what the order record below is.

my orders

entries: first pullback after a catalyst, buyers holdingthe actionable moment · judged at +6h / +24h from the entry price

catalyst eventsa surviving token traded harder than its own normal, with outside evidence, before the price moves

tokens

the momentum strategyan established token bought harder than its own average, before its price has moved

firingsan established token bought harder than its own average, before the price moved

what to act on, what to avoidthe two tables below, drawn

Each row is a detector scored from its own firing against a matched control, with its 90% interval; colour is what the record says to do with it. The right-hand chart is the one that settles it: a ratio above 1.00 with an absolute below 1× means the detector picked tokens that lost less than their peers — real, and not the same as a trade that made money.

what each alert has been worthbought at the close of the hour the alert fired, held, against a matched control: a different token on the same chain launched within three days, read at the same age. "sell@3x" takes 3x if it ever traded there, otherwise whatever was left, minus 4% round trip. The 90% interval is the honest part — if it spans 1.00 the sample cannot tell yet.

data integrityevery number in the log against the rules in Help → Data integrity: bounds on every column, cross-source agreement, derived numbers recomputed from their inputs

what each exit has been worthsold at the close of the hour the exit fired, judged on what the token did over the next 24 h against ten matched controls at the same age. "vs control" is the geometric mean of the controls ÷ that of the exits (geometric, because one 50x runner in the draw must not decide the verdict): above 1.00 means the token fell further after this exit than a random token of that age, so heeding it beat holding. "≥2x after" is the rule's cost.

early entry: every rule tested

what each score band has been worthevery pooled token gets the quick score at its 2h snapshot; each band is bought at that hour and held. The bands are each other's controls. A band below 30 tokens is shown but the score label calls it uncalibrated.

chainseach chain is its own forward log with its own base rate; click a row to see its flag table below. "lite" = market, promotion, candles and outcomes only

outcomes by flag (fresh promoted pools, vs this chain's base rate)

market regime, hourlyrunner rate = share of 24h outcomes in the trailing day that reached 2x