Premium market snapshot cards
Spot, active BTC market windows, boundary timing, and cross-venue divergence are grouped into clean summary cards instead of placeholder-heavy modules.
A calmer, presentation-quality research surface for three BTC strategy interpretations. The page keeps live public market context, simulator insights, and historical replay summaries — but removes public tuning controls, order-routing concepts, and internal-console density.
Disclaimer: This page is for public research and presentation only. It does not place trades, mirror accounts, expose private infrastructure, or provide execution controls. Every visible card is read-only and grounded in public market data or same-origin public artifacts.
Spot, active BTC market windows, boundary timing, and cross-venue divergence are grouped into clean summary cards instead of placeholder-heavy modules.
The simulator still computes live stance, regime, and input summaries, but the public control surface has been removed in favor of curated views.
Historical replay remains available through tables, charts, and notes — now framed as a fixed public presentation rather than a tuning console.
A premium summary strip shared by all three strategy views. It keeps the same public-safe market layer, but presents it in calmer cards with stronger hierarchy and cleaner spacing.
Live simulator logic still runs in the browser against the public data layer, but the page now surfaces the result as a curated read-only insight view instead of a public heuristic-tuning panel.
The public page now shows a fixed presentation preset for each strategy tab. Tab changes update the read-only narrative, threshold framing, and safety posture automatically.
Short-horizon spot move, current market midpoint, and time-to-boundary context.
A fixed public profile keeps the simulator legible without exposing knobs.
No account connectivity, no order placement, and no internal routing concepts.
The live simulator summary adapts to the selected strategy tab and current public market state.
The same public replay engine remains intact, but the public presentation now shows a fixed, strategy-aware replay summary instead of exposing sliders, selectors, or mode switches.
Historical replay uses the same-origin public BTC candle artifact and time-causal evaluation logic. Strategy tabs change the lens, but public viewers cannot retune the backtest parameters.
A fixed public replay slice chosen for readability and consistency.
Same-origin public candles with causal rules and presentation-focused metrics.
Replay returns remain labeled as estimates rather than actual account performance.
Replay output will update to match the selected strategy tab and its curated public preset.
The chart will render after the first public historical replay pass.
| Scenario | Qualified windows | Positive-window share | Avg replay label | Cumulative replay label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sensitivity runs will appear once replay data is available. | ||||
| Bucket | Count | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Observation matrix will appear once replay data is available. | ||
A curated public explanation of the weekend-focused fast-window BTC concept. The emphasis is short-horizon context, weekend cadence, and how public market windows line up — not live signal controls.
A polished public view for transition-based probability research. The tab keeps state bins, transition summaries, and replay notes, but reframes them as a calm analytical surface rather than an internal parameter lab.
A calmer public presentation of the lifecycle framework: divergence checks, slot timing, friction awareness, and review-oriented guardrails translated into an execution-free dashboard.
The public dashboard keeps its analytical value while staying firmly presentation-grade and public-safe.
Live context comes from public spot feeds, Polymarket public endpoints, and same-origin public snapshot artifacts. No auth state or account-specific data is used.
Tabs still switch between three strategy interpretations, but every simulator and replay view now runs on fixed public presets rather than public tuning widgets.
The page contains no trade placement, private infrastructure links, wallet state, or public-facing knobs that could be mistaken for an operational console.