Trading hypothesis researchBTC · ETH · SOL

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A real research result · SOL3 Oct 2026 · 12:00 UTC

If SOL reaches $120,
what happened next?

From a $119.48 query close, we inspected similar situations over the next 10 hourly candles. Target: $121.20. Invalidation: $118.80.

13 of 20

historical analogues reached $120

Among those 13 episodes, after reach:

Target first
6
Invalidation first
3
Unknown event order
2
Unfinished within the horizon
2

Observed historical counts, not a future probability or strategy win rate. Unknown order and unfinished cases stay in the result.

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How it works

From your idea to historical evidence.

01

Choose your market and levels

Pick BTC, ETH or SOL. Enter the level you want to investigate, with an optional target and invalidation.

02

See what happened after reach

Compare historical reach counts and subsequent event order. Unknown order and unfinished cases remain visible.

03

Replay the dated episodes

Open the examples behind the counts. Inspect the whole path and weigh the evidence for your idea.

Dated evidence

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Path, not just final price

See which levels were reached first, even when the final close tells a different story.

Uncertainty stays visible

Counts include unknown event order and unfinished cases. Sample size is always shown.

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