Description
Everything the machine sees. Everything the machine has ever done.
Legend is the complete Problee experience: all five crypto markets and Climate, every prediction tool we have graduated, and the entire public track record at your fingertips. Every 15 minutes, every hour and every day, the engine locks its calls before the outcome, shows its honest odds, and then grades itself in public. Moreover, when there is no edge, it says PASS instead of guessing.
Everything in Standard, plus
Mountain Watch V2, the wave monitor. First, a 24/7 tick-level engine describes market waves in plain words as they live: forming, active, losing speed, ending. It announces what the market is doing, never what you should do. Afterwards, the system grades every announced wave at settlement and scores the strength of each ride in public.
The Guardian, our stop-loss radar. Every day, the engine estimates the probability that a protective level gets touched within the coming sessions. As a result, you place a stop with eyes open instead of by feel. Like everything else in the house, the Guardian logs its warnings and grades them against what actually happened. In other words, when it says a level is in danger, that claim carries a public score behind it.
Wave Theater. Here, recent waves replay exactly as the engine called and graded them, on the exchange’s own price record. Nothing simulated, nothing curated: hits and fails, in rotation.
The Chaos Agent. Additionally, our own miss-hunter stays on display. It counts, explains and publishes every rideable wave the system failed to call. Because of this, we grade what we did, and we also grade what we did not do.
The full exportable ledger. Not a window: the complete row-level history of every call ever made, downloadable as CSV, with each row’s decision status and commitment bar included. Therefore, you can verify any number on our public scoreboard by hand.
How the grading works
A call locks with a timestamp before the outcome exists, and nobody can edit it afterward. When reality arrives, a robot writes the result to the public ledger, scored with a Brier score, the standard forecasters use when they are being serious. Furthermore, we treat photo finishes as too close to call, and we say so. After all, a tool that never says “I don’t know” is lying to you.
The fine print, in plain sight
No financial advice. No dollar promises. We never place trades for you. Tools, not promises: you see what the machine sees, and the machine answers for its record in public.
Not sure yet? Standard opens all five coins and the calculators.
