What exactly does Prizm tell me?+
Prizm tells you what percentage of historical setups similar to yours resulted in take profit being hit before stop loss. It's a calibrated historical win rate — not a prediction, not a signal, not financial advice. Quantified context for a decision you're already making.
How is this different from a backtest?+
A backtest runs a strategy on data the model has already seen — prone to overfitting. Prizm uses walk-forward validation: train, predict, check, slide forward. The engine never sees future data before predicting. Validated across 17,896 predictions on BTC-USD, SPY, and QQQ.
What is calibration error and why does it matter?+
If Prizm says 60% probability, the actual historical win rate should be close to 60%. Under 6% means a 60% prediction corresponds to an actual outcome between ~54–66%. Measured across 17,896 walk-forward predictions on validated assets.
What assets and timeframes are supported?+
10 assets across crypto and equities. Walk-forward calibration completed on BTC-USD, SPY, QQQ — expanded validation in progress. Five timeframes: 5M, 15M, 1H, 4H, 1D. Scout plan is limited to 3 assets and 1H only.
What platform does Prizm run on?+
Windows desktop app built on Electron, connecting live to a FastAPI/Python backend at prizmtrading.com. Mac and Linux not available in V1.3. Download the installer from GitHub Releases.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Prizm provides historical probability estimates based on pattern matching. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All trading involves risk. Users are responsible for their own decisions.