How we got here
Nobody sets out to do this. You trip over it.
The story of the method, not of the people running it. It started with a mistake and turned into a routine.
A transfer arrived worth more than it left
Moving coin between two exchanges for a completely unrelated reason, the balance on the other side came out larger than it went in. Not a bonus, not a bug — the two platforms simply disagreed about the price at that minute. That is the whole idea, discovered by accident, like most people discover it.
Weeks of writing prices down by hand
Every morning, the same coins across the same platforms, logged in a sheet to find out whether that first time was luck. It was not. The gaps came back — different coins, different hours, different sizes. What looked random started having a shape.
Every rule we follow was paid for
A withdrawal suspended halfway through. A network fee that swallowed an entire margin. A book so thin the price vanished on the way down. None of those were in a course — they were losses, and each one became a check we now run before anything moves. The checklist is the real product.
Fifteen minutes, most mornings
Scan the corridors, discard the traps, and act only when a window is genuinely worth it. Most days the answer is no. That is not a flaw in the method — it is the method.
The scan was already done, so we started posting it
Checking the board takes the same time whether one person reads it or a thousand do. So it goes out every day, free, with the route attached. No course was ever built out of it and none is coming — the method is worth more shared than sold.