Free shows where a coin usually is 1, 7 or 30 days after a setup. Pro watches your trades live against every past case of the same pattern and tells you the moment yours has done what most of them ever did, so you take it there instead of when the clock runs out. And it tells you about listings, delistings and unlocks the moment we find them.
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Counted from the build2,745 calls with locked levels115 would-be alerts in 30 days6 surviving rules112,044 tests so far
Locked previews · live from the database
What each plan unlocks, counted tonight
Every count here is real and dated: it is read from the same tables the free pages read. The numbers behind each lock are not in this page at all. Nothing free is locked: a call, its past setups and the calendar stay free.
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01Exit alerts on your trades
Scout+Comes with Scout
11,045past setups with their path after entry
Each traced close by close after its entry, on 546 coins. Your trade is set against them at the same point after its own entry: twice a day on Scout, every hour on Pro and every minute on Elite.
past setupsyour trade exit locked
A sketch of the idea, not data: the past setups and your trade are drawn as shapes.
Locked: the exit, where most of them stopped rising
90 listings, 9 delistings and 16 unlocks in the 30 days to Oct 6. The site lists each one; an alert sends it to you the moment we find it, for the coins you pick.
Out of 3,144 tested that night. Each passed the night's cut, then earned on newer history the search never saw. The book keeps 11 rules, faded ones included, each with its live record.
Every alert and signal as JSON the moment it fires, and the case history behind it to export: 49,145 past cases of 12 patterns and 14,832 dated events on record.
Free shows where a coin usually is 1, 7 or 30 days after a setup. Pro is for the trades you are in: it checks each one against every past case of its pattern and tells you the moment yours has done what most of them ever did. It also tells you about listings, delistings and unlocks the moment we find them.
Is Pro live yet?
Not yet: it is in early access. Join the waitlist and we write once, when it launches, with your code for 50% off your first year. It launches when the exit alerts have a public track record we're willing to stand behind.
Are the previews on this page real?
Yes. Every count on this page is read from our database as of Oct 6, 2026: 11,045 past setups with their path after entry; 115 listings, delistings and unlocks in 30 days; 2,745 calls that get take-profit and stop levels. The numbers behind the locks are not in the page at all: they are made for members only.
Why would an exit alert beat a fixed 7 or 30 days?
Because most moves don't wait for the clock. Past cases of a pattern often peak early and give some of it back by the end of the window. Pro compares your trade, as it moves, with every past case of its pattern at the same point, and alerts you when most of the ones that got this far faded from there.
What is a tracked trade?
A coin you tell us you are in, with the setup it came from. We watch it until it closes or its window ends. Scout tracks 10 a month and Pro 25; unused ones don't carry over. Elite and Desk have no limit.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. There is no contract and no minimum term: cancel whenever you like and you are not charged again.
What happens if I stop paying?
The alerts stop, mid-trade included: the exits on the trades you are tracking and the alerts for new listings, delistings and unlocks. Your past alerts and their results stay readable for 30 days.
How does the 50% work?
Everyone on the list gets a code at launch: half price for the first 12 months on the plan they chose, monthly or yearly. You can switch plans then.
Is this financial advice?
No. An alert says what past cases like this one did. Past patterns can stop working, and nothing here tells anyone to buy or sell.
What do you do with my email?
We write once, when Pro launches, with your code. No newsletter, never shared; ask and we delete it.