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Pete · @ohnopete
I publish the levels I'm watching before the move develops: entry, invalidation, and target—then leave the chart open for members to follow.

Historical case study selected to explain how Pete frames a trade.

From the review desk
This historical chart is here because the sequence is clean: the level held, price advanced, and the target was reached before invalidation. No ambiguous same-candle outcome is counted.
Historical market data from Binance Futures. Shown as a case study of one of Pete’s calls.
Before the trade
Every published Pete setup starts with three practical questions: Where does the idea become actionable? Where is it wrong? Is the target worth the risk?
Members see those answers on the chart before price decides the outcome. The original levels remain unchanged after publication.
Members receive the trade itself—direction, entry, invalidation, target, and eventual outcome. The research process behind the call remains Pete's own.
That is enough information to assess each published view without turning the methodology into marketing copy.
What members see
Published record
Once a member setup is published, it remains in the record after it closes. Historical case studies are kept separate.
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Live member record
Only setups shared with members are included.
Results are presented as they close, without projecting what a larger sample may eventually show.
Membership
Membership opens Pete's current desk: the live feed, open positions, chart progress, and the published record. It is access to analysis—not a guarantee of profit.
Billing period
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Follow Pete's active calls from publication through resolution.
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Everything in Pro, with closed calls kept available for deeper review.
Risk
Pete publishes informational market setups, not financial advice. Crypto derivatives carry substantial risk. A defined stop is a plan—not a guarantee of execution. Historical examples and past setups do not predict future results.
Structure over noise
Read the current view, know the invalidation before entry, and judge every published call by its outcome.