Question 1

Why so few alerts?

Accepted Answer

Because most minutes fail at least one gate. The engine evaluates every minute of the session and publishes only when every hard boolean gate reads go — one holding gate is a stand-down, journaled and silent. That silence is the product working, not the product being broken.

Question 2

What happens when a strategy stops working?

Accepted Answer

It gets killed, publicly, by criteria written down before it launched: 40 fires unprofitable after modeled costs and the lane dies. We have already done this once — Wall Break was scrubbed at its pre-build study, before a single alert shipped, and post-mortemed in public. Dead lanes move to the graveyard in the past tense.

Question 3

Is this financial advice?

Accepted Answer

No. Every alert is an impersonal publication delivered to all subscribers identically and simultaneously. It is not tailored to any person's situation, and it is not a recommendation — the engine fired; the decisions are yours. Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss.

Question 4

Why can't I pay yet?

Accepted Answer

Checkout is closed until Wall Reject clears its graduate gate — 100 fires at a cost-adjusted mean of +0.10R or better. Selling signals ahead of the evidence is the exact thing this project exists to not do. The waitlist locks the founding rate and takes no card.

Question 5

Do you trade it yourselves?

Accepted Answer

The engine itself never trades — there is no order-placing code path in the system, which you can verify. What anyone does with a published alert, including us, is a personal decision and is never used as marketing here.

Question 6

Where do the numbers come from?

Accepted Answer

The journal. Every fire — including suppressed ones — is recorded with its timestamped alert price, the cost model applied, a PAPER or LIVE label, and its outcome. Every published figure is cost-adjusted and carries its sample size. If you catch a pre-cost number, report it and we fix it publicly.

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