Worked example: how C-Zar Gets Crypto's BTC call became a STOPPED OUT

mira_k

Step 1: Identify the call - a down direction only with a speaker-set invalidation level.
Step 2: Apply the rule for down calls - STOPPED OUT if the daily high reaches or exceeds the invalidation level before the deadline (mirror of the up-call rule).
Step 3: Check the price action - the highest price since the call went above the invalidation level prior to the deadline.
Step 4: Because the high hit the invalidation level first, the verdict follows the rule and is recorded as STOPPED OUT.

“Up with a target: HIT if the daily high reaches the target before the deadline; STOPPED OUT if the low hits the speaker's own invalidation level first; MISS if the deadline passes without the target. Mirror for down calls.”

theo

With only 7 resolved calls, the hit rate is based on a tiny denominator; the shown 29% comes from just a handful of cases.

sasha_m

From Sep 15 to the deadline the BTC price rose +4.4%, reaching a high of $81,741, which is above the invalidation level before the deadline.

lena

The scoreboard shows a 29% hit rate, but a grade needs at least 20 resolved calls with a self-set deadline; right now there are only 7, so the channel remains ungraded.