Flow Cycle Index

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standings score each line vs reality (lower = better) · turns sorted closest first · updates every 5 min

How Jordan's directional calls have actually graded out. Each call is scored on its 12-hour window against the market-cap-weighted big-3 move (BTC + ETH + SOL, weighted by live cap share) — a top is a market event, not a BTC one, so his read is graded on the whole market, not one coin. When the big-3 decouple, each call is tagged by structure (together / btc-leading / alts-leading / fracturing) — a fracturing tape is the correlation breaking that precedes a blow-off. Up / Up (micro) / Flat / Down (micro) / Down — a micro-lean is graded against a micro threshold (±0.1%), so a small move you called is a hit, not a miss. FLAT now means genuine stillness, not "no opinion." Partial = half credit. The receipts, not just the live call.

Recent Calls

Each call owns ONE window: from the moment it's stamped to 12h later — the clock starts when he answers, not on a fixed grid. One revision per window: pulling that lever grades the live call instantly on however long it actually ran, and the revision then rides the REMAINDER of that same window before grading. The next stamp after that opens a clean 12h. It grades once against the real move, and then it's over — nothing re-grades a stance he didn't re-commit. Partial = half credit. A window that closes with no fresh call is logged as a no-call and counts toward coverage, never toward the rate: not calling is a choice, not a miss. Revision economics: one bullet per window. Spending it LOCKS an interim grade on the live call immediately — that grade is on the record whatever happens next — and the replacement rides only the remainder of that same window. Reaffirming costs the same bullet as flipping. There is no silent edit: every change of mind is a graded event.

Day-by-day for the big 3. BTC projects off its own analogs; ETH/SOL = BTC's path × their beta (β, rises toward Euphoria). ⚡ = active catalyst bias on that coin, when one is set. The % is J6's 7-day move vs spot; d1 is tomorrow, d7 is +7 days. Hover the chart for the full path.

Always-on direction calls (1h–3d), never silent: Jordan's committed stance sets direction, levels come from the tighter 7d price line, and FLAT stands only when he genuinely reads stillness. A call locks when opened — entry/TP/SL ride to the outcome, and the countdown drains for real. Grades live elsewhere: the 12h stance record is on Track Record, the 24h direction battle is on Mech vs Jordan. This card is the live leverage ticket, not a scoreboard. Perps reads these when live.

Avg % error of each line's 7-day price target vs what actually happened. Lower = better. The price half of the horse race — shows if J6's price read beats the cold forecast.

THE BATTLE: the coin calls. Every sweep, the mechanical confluence makes its read; Jordan's committed/override direction makes his. Both get graded against what price actually did 24h later (FLAT counts — correct if price stayed range-bound, ±1.5%). Receipts below. When they diverge and one side keeps winning, that's the reweight signal. Observational — changes nothing about execution.

Runs every 10 days, fitting the 31 tilt inputs against full history with the last 10 days overweighted. Two objectives are fitted: score-residual agreement (how closely the curated line tracks the flow score) and 12h BTC direction (the one that pays). When they disagree, that disagreement is the finding. Suggestions are reviewed manually — this card is display-only, and nothing is ever auto-applied. Fits the past; his edge is the future.

Everything Jordan has personally called this cycle, newest first. His call overrides the auto-compute. Amber ⚠ = call is getting old.