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Understand the round before the result.

A plain-English guide to the live dashboard, frozen calls, charts, and performance records. Use the same sequence for BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, Gold, Silver, and Copper.

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The 60-second routine for every round

Read in this order so a bright signal does not hide feed quality, timing, or disagreement.

  1. 01

    Check the feed

    Make sure the market is live and the reading is fresh. Reconnecting or delayed data is a reason to wait, not a current signal.

  2. 02

    Read the round

    Compare the live price with the official Kalshi line, the time remaining, and the quoted contract price. Price and direction are different questions.

  3. 03

    Separate live from locked

    Live forming can change. A frozen lock is a saved YES or NO call at that market’s stated T-mark; it is not proof of an order or fill.

  4. 04

    Review the result

    After official settlement, the saved call is graded as a win or loss. A pending result, filtered paper entry, or closed market has a different meaning.

Live signal

Current, changing market observation. It is not the already-frozen call.

Saved call

A timestamped YES or NO signal. Its win/loss record is graded only after settlement.

Paper result

A hypothetical study with assumptions about price and fees—not actual customer P&L.

What you’re looking at

A guide to the dashboard

LIVE ROUND

Market cards

Each asset has its own round, live forming side, lock target, frozen call, and saved-call history. Some markets close or reopen at different hours.

SIGNAL HISTORY

Today’s saved calls

The compact tiles show the saved side, result, confidence, and time. Win rates and streaks describe calls against settlement—not customer profit.

SIMULATED

Leader-only paper

A forward-only hypothetical study of whichever market held the daily lead. Paper P/L uses assumed entries and is not a real fill or account balance.

HISTORICAL STUDY

Per-market hours

Compare each asset by day of week and Pacific-time session. A good past hour is a research observation, not a forecast for the next round.

CHART READ

Charts & patterns

Use closed candles, levels, momentum, and pattern confirmation for context. A named pattern or chart score can fail and should not be read as certainty.

QUICK GLANCE

Fixed market footer

The bottom strip keeps market rankings, current lock state, and streaks visible as you scroll. It is a summary; open the market card for context.

Quick reference

What the status labels mean

LIVE FORMING
An in-progress reading. It may change before the lock target.
LOCKED CALL
A saved call from the stated T-mark. It cannot be replaced by a later result.
PENDING
The round has not received an official settlement result yet.
FILTERED
A saved call may exist, but the hypothetical paper-entry rule did not qualify.
MARKET CLOSED
No active listing for that market. This is not a missed call or a loss.
RECONNECTING
The live source is temporarily unavailable. Do not mistake an older reading for a new one.

Go deeper

Explore the learning library

Short lessons on candle patterns, levels, indicators, risk, and choosing to wait.

Apply it on the live dashboard

25 lessons to explore

Candles

Candlestick patterns

Read the relationship between a candle’s open, high, low and close.

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Chart patterns

Study repeated swings and consolidation rather than one candle in isolation.

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Support

A price area where declines previously slowed or reversed.

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Resistance

A price area where advances previously slowed or reversed.

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Trend

The direction and quality of successive price swings.

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Market structure

Map how highs and lows evolve over time.

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Volume

See how much of an asset traded during each interval.

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VWAP

Volume-weighted average price over a defined session or interval.

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Moving averages

Smooth past prices so trend direction is easier to see.

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RSI

A momentum oscillator comparing recent upward and downward closes.

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MACD

Compare two exponential moving averages and their signal line.

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Volatility

Describe how widely price moves over a given period.

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Higher highs

A swing high above a previous meaningful swing high.

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Higher lows

A pullback low above the prior meaningful low.

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Lower highs

A rally that stops below the previous meaningful high.

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Lower lows

A swing low beneath the previous meaningful low.

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Breakouts

Price moves outside an established range or level.

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Retests

Price revisits an area after breaking through it.

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False breakouts

Price moves beyond a level, then returns inside the earlier range.

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MAE — maximum adverse excursion

The worst movement against a simulated position before it closes.

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MFE — maximum favorable excursion

The best movement in favor of a simulated position before it closes.

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Risk management

Define what would make a paper idea wrong before testing it.

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Paper trading

Practice decisions and track hypothetical outcomes without placing real orders.

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Trading psychology

Notice how uncertainty and recent results influence decisions.

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Why no-trade decisions matter

Waiting is a valid chart-reading decision.

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Chart practice guides

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