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every price is a 30-day window · crypto only · nothing auto-renews
every engine. every check.
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one terminal, the other terminal, the suite — or everything. no per-indicator billing, no data tiers, no contracts. pick the desk that matches how you trade.
entry terminal
$1,000/ 30 days
- ✓unlimited entry checks — run every idea before capital commits
- ✓197 readings on the entry side of every ticker, every check
- ✓21 core & rare engines · 40 divergence · 34 crosses · 32 reversals · 33 neuro markers · 37 levels
- ✓plain-words verdicts — what each engine sees and how to use it
exit terminal
$1,000/ 30 days
- ✓unlimited exit checks — audit the exit before the market audits you
- ✓10 exit engines read the live position in theater order
- ✓the 23-marker exit interview — the head audit, branched to your p&l
- ✓entries live or die by exits — this is the half nobody instruments
12xEdge suite
$4,000/ month
launches november 20, 2026
- ✓3 proprietary sequencing engines — probability · pattern · divergence
- ✓5 dedicated terminals: pre-market · daily · monthly · correlations · earnings
- ✓engineered for asymmetric 12x+ risk-to-reward setups
- ✓charter members lock $2,500/mo for life — waitlist only
the full desk
$3,200/ 30 days
12xEdge activates on your account november 20
- ✓everything in the entry terminal — unlimited entry checks, live today
- ✓everything in the exit terminal — unlimited exit checks, live today
- ✓the 12xEdge suite — activates november 20 at the bundle rate
- ✓$6,000 of terminals à la carte — $3,200 bundled
the current special
entry terminal $1,000 + exit terminal $1,000 à la carte — the legend tier gives you unlimited entries AND unlimited exits, both terminals for the price of one. save $1,000 every 30 days — 50% off the pair. just need checks? singles from $5, packs from $29.
what one check actually reads
197 readings on the way in. 33 on the way out.
here is every one of them.
amateurs stare at one indicator and call it analysis. a nerve✓ pass runs 164 chart engines and a 33-marker head audit on the exact trade you are about to take — then tells you in plain words what each one sees and how to use it.
01 · the chart10 core — 10 technical engines, the sanity layer
rsi divergence
momentum arguing with price — the oldest tell in the book
vwap
where institutional size actually traded — the fair-price line
ema stack 5·13·21
trend aligned across three speeds — stacked or scattered
macd 8·13·5
momentum shifting before the candle admits it
bollinger 20·2
how stretched price is versus its own normal range
stochastic 14·3
where the close sits inside the recent range — the exhaustion read
atr(1) expansion
today’s range waking up — volatility before it shows in price
adx 14
trend strength without direction — is there even a trend to ride
fib confluence
price and time levels lining up — where reactions cluster
relative volume
is today’s crowd bigger than usual — conviction behind the move
02 · the 11 rare engines — the deep-dive setups most platforms don’t compute at all
tsi double-smoothed pullback
momentum re-aligning after a pullback — the clean-entry hunter
elder force triple screen
volume-adjusted acceleration through three filters at once
gapo compression → expansion
the spring loading — quiet price about to stop being quiet
tii extreme conviction
trend intensity at its limit — when conviction itself is the signal
keltner squeeze release
band compression snapping open — the explosive-entry window
cmf accumulation
money flow under the surface — institutions position before the breakout, not after
donchian turtle 20·10
the turtle breakout — the 20-day level, beaten with the trend behind it
rdi conviction
is the candle lying to you — body versus wick at the edge of the range
volume profile rotation
where volume actually sits — rotation through the price levels
kst multi-timeframe momentum
four timeframes of momentum summed into one verdict
chandelier exit
the exit-side engine — a trailing stop hung from the highest high
03 · the divergence board — 40 divergence engines · 160 live signals
every engine fires in four structural forms — regular bullish, regular bearish, hidden bullish, hidden bearish. 40 × 4 = 160 signals watching for the moment price says one thing and the readings say another. regular divergences catch reversals before they turn; hidden divergences catch continuation traps before you bail on a winner.
26 momentum engines vs price
is the move losing speed while price pretends otherwise
rsi 14 · macd 12·26 · stochastic 14·3 · stochastic rsi · cci 20 · roc 12 · williams %r · awesome oscillator · demarker · tsi · force index · acceleration oscillator · kst · ultimate oscillator · adx · bollinger width · atr · ichimoku tenkan/kijun · vwap · trix · dpo · coppock curve · pmo · vortex · +di/−di · bollinger %b
9 volume engines vs price
is participation confirming the move — or quietly leaving
volume ema · on-balance volume · accumulation/distribution · chaikin money flow · volume price trend · money flow index · ease of movement · volume oscillator · klinger
4 cross-reads
oscillator versus volume, momentum versus money — the engines checking each other
rsi vs volume · macd vs volume · stochastic vs volume · mfi vs rsi
1 multi-timeframe read
weekly structure versus daily price — the big chart voting on the small one
weekly vs daily structure
04 · the cross board — 34 cross engines · 68 live signals
the moment one line crosses another, the regime flips. 34 engines watch every cross that matters — averages, signal lines, zero lines, boundaries, price itself — and each one fires long and short:
6 moving-average crosses
golden/death 50·200 · silver cross 20·50 ema · fast ema 9·21 · gmma compression · dema/tema 12·26 · hull 9·21
7 oscillator signal crosses
macd signal · stochastic %k·%d · stoch rsi · ppo · rvi · tsi · aroon
7 zero-line crosses
macd zero · rsi 50 centerline · awesome oscillator · cci · chaikin money flow · force index · kst
4 boundary crossbacks
rsi 30/70 · cci ±100 · williams %r · demarker
5 price-vs-line crosses
price vs the 200-day · price vs vwap · chandelier flip · price vs bollinger mid · ichimoku cloud breakout
5 component crosses
ichimoku tenkan/kijun · chikou span · dmi +di/−di · vortex · ttm squeeze fire
05 · the reversal board — 32 reversal engines · 64 live signals
tops and bottoms don’t announce themselves — they leave footprints. 32 engines watch for band rejections, trailing-stop flips, cycle extremes, volume climaxes and the mathematical turns, in both directions:
5 band rejections
bollinger band rejection · keltner overextension · donchian false breakout · ma envelope snapback · regression channel rejection
5 trailing flips
parabolic sar flip · supertrend flip · chandelier exit tag · kama slope flip · zigzag pivot 5%
8 cycle extremes
stochastic extreme cross · stochrsi extreme cross · williams %r failure · cci ±200 crossback · demarker turn · schaff trend cycle · rvi extreme cross · dpo crest/trough
5 volume climaxes
volume climax · chaikin volatility collapse · force index deep reversal · mfi extreme hook · ease of movement flatline
1 orderflow band
vwap 2σ band rejection
5 math turns
td sequential 9 · fisher transform hook · center of gravity flip · coppock hook · qqe cross
3 price prints
camarilla h3/l3 rejection · heikin-ashi shift candle · williams fractal
06 · the neurodivergence audit — 33 markers on the trader, not the ticker
the chart is only half the divergence — the other half is you. comfort where you should feel risk, fear exactly where the reward lives. 33 psychological and somatic markers measure the gap between how this entry feels and how it reads:
fear & confidence
fear of this entry · confidence it makes money · fear of losing — three separate dials, because they lie independently
risk discipline
allocation size · account context · stop loss · risk-reward target · target price · is this your usual target
thesis & plan
why now · thesis in one tap · what closes the trade · the bad-news test · timeframe-up-and-flat response
tilt & revenge
fresh off a loss · which trade of the day · breakeven feelings · the friend test — would you recommend this exact entry
execution behavior
holding the full timeframe · adding to winners · adding on dips · overlap with open positions · how long you watched · volume confirmation · is this the best setup available
07 · the exit side — 10 exit engines + the 23-marker exit interview
entries get the glory; exits pay the rent. an exit check reads the live position through 10 engines in theater order, then runs a branched 23-marker interview — 19 to 22 markers per check, steered by your direction, instrument and live p&l:
extension engine
how far price has stretched from the day’s anchor, in atr units
levels engine
where the position sits inside its 12-month and multi-year range
range ladder
eight windows, one read — the manual version alone takes half an hour
fibonacci engine
position within the dominant swing — measured-move completion
momentum engine
rsi state versus the direction you are holding
volume engine
climax or participation — is the crowd leaving before you
range-used engine
how much of a normal day this move has already consumed
trend engine
the stack intact or cracking under your position
gap & event engine
overnight gaps and scheduled events sitting on your exit
catalyst engine
how old the catalyst is — fresh fuel or stale news
the somatic core
how you feel this exact second · what your body is doing · the sell conversation in your head · 1–10 readiness to press sell · your relationship to the sell button · the 10-second fear test · the stair-step partials check
plan & structure
the real reason you are exiting · the holding period you committed to · the time-compression test · your exit reference · how many times the target moved · where in the range you entered · is the size choking the exit
calibration & confession
the friend test · the green monologue · the win branch · the live time-compression mirror · the loss branch · the worst-mistake repeat check
the routing reads
direction · execution instrument · live p&l state — three unscored reads that steer every interview down the right branch
08 · the level deck — 37 level engines under every chart
underneath every check, the terminal computes up to 37 institutional levels for the ticker in front of you — the map entries and exits are judged against:
- anchored vwap ±2σ
- floor pivots p · r1 · s1
- camarilla h3 · l3 · h4 · l4
- prior day high / low
- prior week high / low
- prior month high / low
- fibonacci extensions 1.272 · 1.618
- 90-day swing memory
- supertrend flip line
- chandelier exit
- volume point of control
- value area high / low
- the big round number
10 + 11 + 40 + 34 + 32 + 33 + 37 = 197 readings in · + 33 out = 230
one full pass — every chart engine, every marker, the level deck beneath both — on a single trade idea. that is the whole product: not a trade signal, a confidence instrument. you still make the call. you just make it with the full board in front of you.
proprietary nerve✓ architecture
every engine above runs on proprietary nerve✓ architecture — familiar indicators measured from an angle retail platforms don’t compute, fused with the marker audits into one systematic score. we publish what every engine reads; the recipes, weights and sequencing stay ours. that is the product: not another indicator, a different way of seeing the same market.
1 check = 1 trade
every check audits one real decision — entry or exit, your call each time
30-day windows
no contracts, no renewals — the window ends, you re-up when you want
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