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What is the Scoreboard, and what does a shared alert page show?

The public Scoreboard shows what the price did after Terminal's alerts, by rule type. Each number comes from prices recorded 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days after an alert. It is a record, not a rating. Rows are not ranked. No account names are shown.

A median is published only after 30 recorded prices at that time. Until then the cell shows how many are still needed. A missing price counts as no price, not as zero, and stays out of the median. Alerts of one type on the same coin in the same hour count once.

To share one alert by link, open it and press Share, then Make link. The shared page shows the coin, the rule, the price, the note when one was written, and the four receipts. It does not show your name, your email, your other alerts, where messages go, or your plan. There is no trade button. Press Stop sharing at any time, and the link stops working.

This is a record of past alerts. It does not predict prices, and it is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold.

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