Round replay
Watch past rounds the way the bot saw them
Every 5-minute round, the bot checks six coins several times and decides whether to buy. Pick a round below and step through each check: what every coin had done since the open, what the Up and Down shares cost, how many coins agreed, and why it bought or skipped. The last step shows how the market settled. It's all read from the bot's own records, with losing rounds left in.
01How to read a round
The strategy in three checks. The full write-up is on the blog.
1. Do enough coins agree?
From 45 seconds in, the bot compares each coin with its price at the open. A move beyond ±0.01% counts as up or down. It needs at least 4 of the 6 going the same way.
2. Is one left behind?
It buys the coin that hasn't moved yet, betting it catches up. If all six already moved together, there is nothing left to buy.
3. Is the price right?
The lagging coin's share has to cost what the account allows, and the others' average move has to be big enough. No new entries in the last 90 seconds.