Build from recordings
Eligible recording segments contribute coin trajectories to a cumulative research corpus. A segment’s identity allows later runs to reuse it without counting the same selection twice.
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RESEARCH / COIN DNA
Compare behaviour.
Keep the context.
Coin DNA describes the shape of recorded coin behaviour across price, net flow, pressure, holders and activity. It helps compare trajectories beyond a coin’s absolute price or the size of its moves.
Describe and compare shapes
Normalized behavioural traces support comparisons between coins and representative patterns. Price, flow, pressure, holder and activity traces remain distinct parts of that description.
Separate research from decision context
Whole-trajectory comparisons describe completed recordings. The runtime knowledge path uses observed prefixes and available snapshots, so future observations cannot be treated as already known.
A similar shape is a research lead, not a guaranteed outcome. Historical outcome labels and available support must be considered separately from the similarity itself.
See how it connects
Simplified functional overview- 01
Recorded trajectories
Eligible segments across recording runs
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Behavioural traces
Price · net flow · pressure · holders · activity
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Historical comparison
Normalized shapes, representative patterns and recorded outcome context
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Current decision context
Observed prefixes + available knowledge snapshot · no future observations