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A sharper view of Bitcoin.
YOUR EXPERIMENT$1,000 virtual starting cashNo deposits. No exchange account. No real orders.
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Bitcoin BTC / USDCoinbase
—Waiting for a fresh trade
BUYING SHARE · USD VALUE · 60s—Observed trades only
TYPICAL UPDATE DELAY—Includes device clock difference
The tell
PRACTICE ONLYWAIT
Hold off until the data is ready.
Why this signal?
Waiting for fresh prices and complete candles.
Checks the next 3 minutesUses candles lasting 1 minuteChance of winning Not proven
What the data says
Waiting for exchange trades
Listening to the market
Live buying and selling pressure, explained using received trades.
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Buy value minus sell value—Waiting for trades
Price response in this minute—First → latest received trade
Trading activityBuilding 5 minutesNeeds five continuous minutes
PRESSURE OVER FIVE MINUTES
Each bar = 10 seconds. Grey = incomplete collection. Bar height shows the USD difference; the latest bar is forming.
Waiting for both exchanges.How to read this
Every trade has a buyer and a seller. This compares the USD value started by buyers versus sellers on the selected exchange. “More” means at least 55% for that side; 45–55% is called closely balanced. The price response is the change between the first and latest received trades inside the same rolling minute. A pressure mismatch describes these observations; it does not prove hidden orders or predict the next move.
The five-minute pace compares this minute’s USD trading value with the average per minute in the prior four minutes. Missing connections and buffer limits disable a reliable reading. The two exchanges are checked separately, never added together. No collection happens while this page sleeps or closes.
Bitcoin price chart
Waiting for exchange data
Start price—
Highest price—
Lowest price—
Latest price—
Each candle summarizes one minute. Green means the price went up; red means it went down. The thin wick shows the highest and lowest prices.
Listening to the marketLoading exchange history and fresh trades.
Price rose Price fell Incomplete candle Exchange history—
The transparent line is the average of five candles, not a price forecast. Your practice entry appears when you hold virtual BTC on this exchange.
Saved history is local to this browser. Live collection runs while this page is open.
The big trades stay here
Completed BTC trades from both exchanges, held for 30 minutes.
Waiting for large trades.
Each row is one received trade, not a whole order or an identified whale. Saved locally on this browser; collection stops when this page sleeps or closes. Hold the list, or scroll to hold it automatically. Older saved events expire after 30 minutes.
Buying & selling activity
Completed exchange trades
Live collection continues while the table is paused.
Buyer-initiated value—
Seller-initiated value—
Difference: buys minus sells—
Largest single trade—
Waiting for trades.
| Time window | Buyer value | Seller value | Difference | Trade count | Largest trade |
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Every trade has a buyer and seller. Buy/sell here means the side that started the trade. Highlighted rows contain a single trade worth at least $100,000. Large trades do not identify a whale or a wallet; orders can be split. This is completed trading, not a list of waiting orders. Scroll to pause the table automatically.
Feed details & saved candles ＋
Freshness expires after 10 seconds without a fresh trade. Heartbeats alone cannot make prices live. Delay includes device clock differences. Missing intervals remain empty.
| Start | Start price | Highest | Lowest | Latest / end | Data coverage |
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Practice the decision.
Use live prices and virtual dollars. Every trade includes your estimated costs.
Place a paper trade
VIRTUAL ONLYWaiting for a fresh quote.
A simulated fill uses the latest fresh trade plus modeled spread and slippage. Actual fills may differ. No exchange orders are sent.
Your open position
NO POSITIONYour next idea starts here. Buy virtual BTC to watch its value change.
Automatic paper experiment
Rule entries up to $100; observed 1% stop, 2% target, or 5-minute exit. Long only.
Runs only while this page is open and quotes are fresh. Stops use the first observed price, not guaranteed stop fills. Sleep can cause larger losses. Manual positions are also managed when this switch is on.
Model your costs
ASSUMPTIONSIllustrative estimates, not your exchange fee schedule. Half the spread applies on each side. Costs are locked while a position is open.
Your virtual value over time
OBSERVED MARKS · NET EXIT VALUEUp to 500 recent observed marks, spaced in observation order. No values or fills are invented while the page is closed. Clearing this experiment resets the curve.
The honest scorecard
No closed trades yet. No measured advantage.
Export first to keep your results. Resetting starts a new $1,000 virtual account and clears this browser’s paper journal.
| Exit time | Source | Entry → Exit | Net P/L | Costs | Reason |
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Account/history are saved on this device and site address, not synced to friends or other devices. Clearing site data deletes them. Export regularly. Maximum 1,000 closed trades per experiment.
Evidence before conviction.
Signals are timestamped before outcomes. Missed observation windows are excluded.
STRATEGYWicks breakout v1
Completed 1m candles · trend + pattern/breakout + volume. No trained probability model.
FORWARD DIRECTION CHECKNo settled signals yet
Three-minute BTC direction, separate from paper P/L.
| Recorded | Source | Rule output | Reference price | 3m outcome | Explanation |
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Direction checks exclude fees; paper P/L includes costs. WAIT has no scored direction. Interrupted or late outcomes are unobserved. No historical signals are retrospectively invented. Up to 2,000 recent signal records retained; export for long-term research.
What is the market pricing?
Prices people are paying for an outcome. These are separate from your Bitcoin chart.
Indicative prices, refreshed every 30 seconds while this tab is visible. Markets can use different horizons and resolution sources from BTC exchange candles. No model odds or profit edge is claimed.
Source: Polymarket public markets ↗ · Order-book quotes ↗
15-minute candles summarize price over 15 minutes. A 15-minute market is a separate contract with its own 15-minute outcome window and resolution rules. The practice signal still uses 1-minute candles.
Open this tab to request public Bitcoin markets from Polymarket.
Read-only public data. No wallet or betting account connection. Regional/network restrictions may block access. Retrieval age and provider timestamps are distinct. Book quotes are not guaranteed executable and omit provider fees.
Workspace preferences & limits ＋
Alerts appear inside this open page with a 60-second cooldown. No notification permissions are requested.
What this version does
12 pattern heuristics, forward signal logs, local saved candles, and virtual BTC spot trading. Collection and automatic paper actions stop when this page sleeps or closes. Backfilled candles cannot recreate missed paper fills.
Patterns are experimental definitions, not a complete taxonomy or a proven advantage. No blockchain whale monitor or multi-asset trading is connected.
Trading words, in plain English
- Candle
- One block of time showing where price started, the highest and lowest it reached, and where it ended or is now.
- Wick and body
- The thin wick marks the high and low. The thick body connects the start and end prices.
- Trade vs waiting order
- A trade already happened. An order is an offer to buy or sell that may still be waiting. This activity table shows completed trades.
- Spread and slippage
- Spread is the gap between buying and selling prices. Slippage means the fill price differs from the price you expected.
- Buying share
- The share of received trade value or BTC amount started by buyers. Every completed trade also has a seller.
- Liquidity and market odds
- Liquidity describes available trading interest. Prediction-market prices reflect what people pay for an outcome, not a guaranteed chance of winning.