Track record now covers 3m — what the data said before we shipped it
AlgoVault has officially launched its 3-minute trading timeframe after a two-week shadow mode. The data showed a high PFE Win Rate of 92.43% across nearly 4,000 evaluated samples. This launch reflects a shift in the company's approach to sub-5-minute signals, as previous assumptions have been updated based on the new data.
- ▪The 3-minute timeframe accumulated 3,961 evaluated samples with a PFE Win Rate of 92.43%.
- ▪The 3m timeframe outperformed 7 of the 9 previously public timeframes.
- ▪The company has updated its FAQ to reflect the new data, dropping the previous framing that sub-5-minute indicators are noise-dominated.
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