Every run ends in a decision.

1. demo 101

   The trade

   ends with: a position, two standing rules, and an open item you know by name.

   From a market of hundreds of launches an hour to one position, held with a plan: the trending five, the full check card on the one that stands out, three named launches that looked like it, the chart, an exit strategy in three numbers, and a buy that only your click executes.

   the route

   12 steps

   1. 01The setup
   2. 02The trending five
   3. 03The check
   4. 04The precedents
   5. 05The chart
   6. 06The moment question
   7. 07The exit strategy
   8. 08The buy
   9. +4 more

   what you will see

   • the five trending tokens, each with a verdict, one standing out
   • the check card: six lanes run, the verdict lands, one item stays open
   • three past launches named, with how each one ended
   • the moment question, answered without a recommendation
   • an exit strategy: invalidation, a rule, position-size arithmetic
   • the buy, the fill in plain words, and two rules that keep working

   start the tutorial
2. demo 202

   The walk-away

   ends with: a decision made, money not at risk, and the market answering live.

   The same road with data that says no: the warning row, ORBIT's check card, the fourteen first buys laid out one by one, the launches that ended the same way, the evidence on the chart, and a decision not to buy, tested live against the market.

   the route

   9 steps

   1. 01The other outcome
   2. 02The warning row
   3. 03The check that fails
   4. 04The fourteen, one by one
   5. 05Who was talking
   6. 06The precedents
   7. 07The evidence, in order
   8. 08The decision, and the test
   9. 09What stands

   what you will see

   • the same trending five: this time the warning row matters
   • the check card on a launch that fails: six lanes, four of them red
   • the fourteen first buys, row by row, and what they hold now
   • who was posting while they sold, and when those accounts were made
   • three named launches that ended the same way
   • the recorded moments on the chart, in the order they happened
   • the decision to walk away, and a live watch to test the read

   start the tutorial
3. demo 303

   The second opinion

   ends with: a position taken only after the case against it was heard.

   The demo where the desk refuses to tell you what to do, then argues against its own pass before the market gets the chance: the strongest case against a token that scored 93, where its holders actually stand, the same six axes against the failed one, and only then a position, with a guard under it.

   the route

   8 steps

   1. 01Ask for the other side
   2. 02The refusal
   3. 03The prosecution
   4. 04Where the crowd stands
   5. 05Side by side
   6. 06The buy, after the argument
   7. 07The argument, made into a number
   8. 08What stands

   what you will see

   • the question everyone asks first, and the answer that refuses it
   • the case against a token that PASSED, stated at its strongest
   • where the crowd stands: how much of it is above its own buy-in
   • two launches on the same six axes, side by side
   • the buy, taken after the argument, and a guard set on the open item

   start the tutorial
4. demo 404

   The morning read

   ends with: the whole market read in three questions, and one watch standing.

   The whole market in three questions, before you touch anything: how the hour is going, where the damage sits by risk grade, what is moving and which mover is not the crowd it looks like. Ends with a watch above the market and nothing at risk.

   the route

   6 steps

   1. 01Before you touch anything
   2. 02The hour
   3. 03The pain map
   4. 04What is moving
   5. 05The watch
   6. 06What stands

   what you will see

   • the hour, counted: how many launched, how many already stopped trading
   • the pain map of the day, sorted by risk grade
   • the five biggest moves, and the one row whose count changes its meaning
   • a watch set live above the market, with nothing bought

   start the tutorial
5. demo 505

   The exit

   ends with: money back in the account, one rule still working, one taken back.

   The half nobody demos: what happens after you are in. The fill read back in plain words, a plan in three named numbers, a rule and a guard that run without you, part of the position sold on purpose, and then a standing rule taken back, because the automation is yours.

   the route

   9 steps

   1. 01The half nobody shows
   2. 02In
   3. 03What just happened, in words
   4. 04The plan, before the feelings
   5. 05The rule that sells for you
   6. 06The guard underneath
   7. 07Out, on purpose
   8. 08Taking one back
   9. 09What stands, counted

   what you will see

   • the buy, and the fill read back in plain words
   • an exit plan in three named numbers, before emotion gets a vote
   • a take-profit rule that executes itself, and a guard under the support
   • part of the position sold on purpose, at a price you can see
   • the standing rules listed, and one of them cancelled

   start the tutorial

Two of these set a watch a fraction of a percent from a live simulated market and then stop, so you can sit on that step and see whether it crosses. Nothing about it is staged: it fires or it does not, and either way the demo goes on.