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Notes on crypto attention, daily shortlist workflows, and how Breakflare ranks breakout candidates.
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How to read notional track-record curves
Notional track-record curves grade locked Breakflare picks as analytics, not live agent fills or brokerage P&L. See what they include.
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Bitcoin Dominance Days and the Rank 51-500 Attention Desk
Rising Bitcoin dominance thins mid-cap attention leaders. Treat it as a smaller shortlist and a higher bar for climb and confidence.
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Keep the Working Shortlist Under Ten
Ten is a generosity cap for Breakflare mid-cap stars. Most days five is enough so every rank 51-500 name still gets a confidence and Climb look.
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Monthly vs yearly Plus: who should pick which
Choose Breakflare Plus monthly ($200) or yearly ($2,000) after the 14-day trial proves the UTC habit. Same board; pick billing on habit, not FOMO.
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Google Trends Coverage When Quota Is Thin on Mid-Cap Attention
Google Trends is a budgeted Tier 2 feed. When quota is thin, confidence should show missing search evidence instead of inventing a spike for every mid-cap.
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Pause or Tighten Trading Agent When Bitcoin Dominance Spikes
Pre-write a Bitcoin dominance trigger that tightens size and floors or pauses live Breakflare Trading agent. Do not invent an ad-hoc short overlay.
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Paper Fills First, Live Fills Second
Earn Breakflare Trading agent live fills with a boring paper log. Match size, keep confidence skips, and treat the first live week as still a test.
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First Live Board Session After Trial Start: Sorted Band, Tiny Stars, Paper Agent
Session one outputs three things only: a Breakout Index™ sort on ranks 51-500, a small star list with a confidence floor, and Trading agent still on paper.
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After a Mid-Cap Upgrades Into the Top 50: Archive and Move On
When a CoinGecko rank 51-500 name graduates into the top 50, archive the row, drop mid-cap rules, and put research time back on names still in band.