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Scoreboard

How often each level actually held, measured against what price did.

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The scoreboard turns "this looks plausible" into "this is measured". Every logged level is scored against what price did afterwards.

  • Wall hit rates: for each wall, how often price rejected from it versus broke through. A high hit rate over a large sample is worth fading; a low one means trade the break instead.
  • Flip and HVL crosses: whether the range actually expanded after price crossed the regime line.

One day is an anecdote. Two weeks of touches is a statistic. When the scoreboard disagrees with anything else in these docs, trust the scoreboard.