15-MINUTE WINDOWS · BTC / ETH / SOL

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Will BTC, ETH or SOL finish this 15-minute window above where it started? Get a selective early call and timed updates by email, Telegram or web, without watching every window.

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YOUR NEXT WINDOWSAMPLE
BTC15 MIN
EARLY ALERT
UP
74%estimated confidence
14 min lead timeIllustrative sample
Minute 1Early call
5 min in10 min left
10 min in5 min left
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Illustrative example, not a live signal or a trading recommendation.

Three coins. One plan. Your coins. Your channels. Every call kept on record

TWO WAYS TO STAY IN THE LOOP

A head start.
Or a clearer picture.

Choose early alerts, follow the updates, or use both. Each has its own timing and results record.

14 MINUTES OF LEAD TIME

A call when there’s time to think.

One minute after opening, an early call appears when estimated confidence is at least 70%. Otherwise, the system abstains. Fewer interruptions, with the full record kept.

BTC15 MIN
EARLY ALERT
UP
74%estimated confidence
14 min lead timeIllustrative sample

ONE WINDOW, START TO FINISH

What following a window looks like.

An illustrative BTC window from 16:30 to 16:45 UTC, including a skipped early call and a reversal.

  1. 16:31 UTC · Early callSkipped

    58% UP, below the 70% bar. No alert is sent; the abstention is recorded.

  2. 16:35 UTC · 10 min left▲ UP · 66%

    Price is above the target with ten minutes to go.

  3. 16:40 UTC · 5 min left▼ DOWN · 61%

    Price has slipped below the target. This update replaces the earlier view.

  4. 16:45 UTC · ResultDOWN

    10-minute update: missed. 5-minute update: correct. Early call: recorded as an abstention.

Illustrative example, not a live signal or a trading recommendation.

THE WHOLE RECORD

Wins, losses, and the calls we skip.

Every call is kept with its timing, probability and outcome, graded by horizon beside a simple current-price baseline. A high hit rate is not a profit promise.

How calls are graded

SIMPLE BY DESIGN

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For people already following short crypto windows who want useful context without another screen to watch.

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MEMBERSHIPBTC · ETH · SOL
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Early alerts and updates. Choose either or both.

  • Selective early alerts
  • Updates at 10 and 5 minutes remaining
  • Email + Telegram + web feed
  • Separate, inspectable results records
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BEFORE YOU JOIN

What counts as UP?+

Each window is graded on our reference price: the average of the open, high, low and close of the exchange's 1-minute candle. A window is UP if that value for the final minute is at or above the value for the minute before it opened. This can differ from any prediction market's official settlement, especially when the price ends very close to the target.

Will the target match my trading venue's?+

Not exactly. Venues set and settle their own reference prices, so a venue's target can differ slightly from ours. Windows that finish very close to the target are the ones most likely to grade differently.

How many alerts will I get?+

Early calls go out only when confidence reaches 70%; in our testing that happened in roughly one window in eight per coin, about a dozen a day for each coin around the clock. Updates arrive for every window you follow: up to two per window, 96 windows a day. You control the volume: pick coins and update times, push only calls above a confidence level, and set quiet hours. Telegram suits frequent alerts; email carries early calls (at most 10 a day) and an optional daily summary.

What if an update disagrees with the early call?+

The later call uses more information, so it is the current view. Each call is graded on its own, and the early call keeps its own record.

Does a correct call mean a profitable trade?+

No. The entry price, fees, spread, and your decisions affect trading results. The subscription buys forecasts and monitoring, not guaranteed returns.

Why keep early alerts and updates separate?+

Lead time matters. A first-minute call and a forecast with five minutes left answer different questions. Each has a separate record and notification setting.

Can I use email, Telegram, and the feed together?+

Yes. All three are included. You choose which alerts and coins reach your enabled channels.

Is the preview live?+

No. The examples are illustrative. The live record is published at launch, and sample signals never count toward it.

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