- NewJul 25, 2026
Live market scanner, public and keyless
The whole USD crypto market ranked by an attention score computed from 24-hour movement, range position and real traded turnover. No key, no account. Opening a symbol runs the actual grading engine on real candles.
Open the scanner → - ContentJul 25, 2026
ORIN Academy
Seven tracks, sixty-two lessons in the syllabus, each ending in a checkpoint you have to do rather than a quiz you can guess — mark the invalidation, grade the setup against the engine, size the position, spot the trap, order the sequence. Unwritten lessons are listed rather than hidden.
Start the Academy → - ContentJul 25, 2026
Help Center
Every article opens with the answer in one or two sentences that survive being extracted alone, because increasingly the destination for this content is an answer engine rather than a click.
Open help → - ContentJul 22, 2026
Trade Playbook
A page per setup family, each rendering a generated instance from the same shape data its description is written against — so the annotations point at the bars they claim to. Every entry leads with invalidation before target.
Open the Playbook → - FixJul 18, 2026
Build gates for published content
Three checks now block the build: demo data across 1,350 generated fixtures, five uniqueness rules per solutions page, and the content doctrines. Three real defects were caught on first run, including a worked example structurally incapable of the risk-reward it claimed.
Editorial standards → - NewJul 15, 2026
Solutions and Platform clusters
Sixteen public pages, each running a working tool above the fold rather than describing one. Nothing behind a signup wall.
Browse solutions → - EngineJul 8, 2026· v1.0.0
Grading engine 1.0.0
The scoring pipeline as it stands: features computed deterministically from candles, risk plan derived from structure, grade from eight weighted factors read across four timeframes, then calibrated against your own resolved history.
Effect on past gradesNothing in your journal was regraded, and nothing ever will be. Each analysis snapshots the engine version and the lens it was graded through, because a record that silently rewrites itself is not a record.
How grading works →