Two days inside the mind.
A short slice of a replay: the sphere is the running brain, every ball a concern, lit where it fired that hour. Left, the chart it was reading; right, what it held, what it thought and what it did.
The sphere is the brain; the panels are its senses, its hands and its account.
Every ball on the sphere is a concern of the mind: the inner shells are its regions, the small balls are leaf neurons. A ball turns cyan in the hour it fired, and the threads are the synapses that carried that hour's signals. Nothing is staged: the layout is computed from the mind's own net, and the lit set is replayed from its own record.
The chart is what the mind was reading, drawn only up to the replayed hour. The account panel is a paper account. This moment is the mind's reading of each coin: the main trend and its timeframe, the four timeframes, whether it is waiting, the situation it recognised and which readings it trusts. Events are the stops it moved, the trades it closed and the entries it declined, in its own words.
Back to the replay ↑A replay, not a record of profit.
This is a replay over historical prices on a paper account, chosen for what it shows about the mind, not for its return. Two days say nothing about long-run out-of-sample performance; claims wait for the records.