Log Rules: How every analysis is counted, whether right or wrong

Any person can say "I said that" after the move is over. I want the opposite: every analysis should be written before the move, and it should include a clear level that says, "If the price reaches here, then I’m wrong." The result gets published in any case.
These are the rules you’ll hold me to. They were published before the first analysis, and they won’t change in the text.
The ten rules
1) Any post that contains a direction + price (a cancellation level or a target) is considered an "analysis" and must take the number of the roll it corresponds to: AB-001, AB-002, and so on. Educational and news posts may reference an existing number, but don’t create a new analysis without a number.
2) Timeframes: only 4H or 1D. Coins: BTC and ETH, plus one alternative coin that changes, and there can’t be more than one analysis open on the alternative coin.
3) One analysis open per coin on each timeframe. If you publish a new analysis on the same coin and same timeframe, the old one is closed at the market price at that time.
4) The first target must be at least as far from the price as the distance from the cancellation level. If the target is closer than the cancellation, that’s not an analysis and we won’t post it.
5) Only the basic scenario is what gets calculated. I can write one alternative in words, without goals.
6) Reference: a BINANCE spot chart, not futures, and the tails are calculated. The first price level that the price touches is what determines the result. If the target and cancellation were touched in the same candle and it’s not clear which one came first, then it’s counted as a cancellation.
7) Duration: the 4H analysis is 10 days, and the 1D analysis is 30 days. If the duration ends without a target or a cancellation, then it’s "duration ended," and this is a neutral result, not a win.
8) If I change the numbering while I’m already going, that’s just an explanation, and the original levels stay active as they are. And if an analysis is pulled early, it’s calculated using the market price at the time of the pull.
9) The written level won’t be changed, and a post that was published won’t be deleted. Any correction = a new post quoting the original.
10) Every Monday is the weekly harvest, even if the week was bad. Judge me after 30 analyses, not after 3.
The number, the duration, and the tails—simply put
- The analysis number is written as plain text in the post (like AB-001) so you can refer to it and search through it.
- Any follow-up that brings a quote down for the original post, so you’ll find the full story in the Quotes tab from me.
- The duration starts from the time of posting: 10 days for the 4H and 30 days for the 1D.
- The tail is calculated like the candle body. If the tail touches the cancellation and then returns, the analysis is canceled, even if the candle closes far away.
- If the first target is touched first, the analysis is counted as having reached, and you keep waiting for the second target until the end of its duration. If after that the price returns and touches the cancellation level, it’s not counted incorrectly.
Symbols
✅ Target reached (first or second)
❌ Canceled: the price touched the cancellation level before the target
⌛ Duration ended with no target and no cancellation (neutral)
🔄 Update in the numbering: just an explanation, and the levels stay as they are
And if an analysis is pulled early, you’ll find CLS next to it, and it’s calculated at the market price at that moment.
What isn’t included in the log?
Voting, the "week number," and the game "Abduz vs Mowjayeh," educational episodes, market reading, and the month map. These each have their own calculation, or there’s consultation with analyses that have a number.
What does the cancellation level mean?
This is the place where, if the price reached it, my count would be wrong according to Elliott rules. Not an order for anyone to do anything with their money.
The numbers you’ll see every week
The number reached, the number canceled, the number whose duration ended, and the access-to-target ratio among what was resolved. After 30 analyses, we’ll also publish a number called R, and it will always be written like this: "Scenario score, not profit".
And one last note: there are no special groups or subscriptions, and I’m not messaging anyone in the DMs first. Anyone who asks you for money in my name is a scammer. If you have a religious question, ask a scholar you trust.
⚠️ All content here is for educational purposes and technical analysis only—not financial or investment advice or a call to trade. Crypto assets are highly volatile and you may lose part of your capital or all of it. Previous analysis results do not guarantee future results. Do your own research, and don’t risk more than you can afford to lose.
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