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Horizon engine · personal plan

Build Your Crypto Investment Plan

Four questions. You set the amounts and a horizon of up to 2036; the model projects the plan to the end of it, with its range and what it could lose.

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Horizon
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Next stake
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Your staked coins

We don’t see your exchange — these figures come from what you log here.

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Forecasts are algorithmic estimates, not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile — never invest more than you can afford to lose.

Step 1 of 4 Calculated by the Horizon engine

What can you stake?

An opening stake, a monthly stake, or both. Nothing is locked — you can change it any time.

$2,000

What you can stake today

$250.00/mo

What you add every month

8 years → 2034

How long you leave your stake working

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Across the whole horizon, not per year. The engine only proposes coins whose predicted path reaches it — a very high target leaves only very volatile projects, and it will say so.

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At what rhythm do you want to stake?

Three ways to commit the same money. You make every trade; the plan tells you when.

We remind you by email on that day. 1 to 28, so the reminder exists in every month — “end of month” means 28.

Confirm your coins

We start you on a split for your risk profile. Drop what you don’t want, adjust the weights — what gets saved is your plan, not ours.

The engine proposes one from your answers — you have the final say. It decides which coins enter the conversation.

Your split

Your plan, calculated and bounded

Nothing else to configure: the model derived the floor and the potential from your answers and your coins.

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Stake potential

What will be saved

The split you confirmed, exactly as it will apply.

We watch these coins

They also go into your favourites when you activate. Where your rhythm has email alerts, they are checked once a day, after the daily close, and go to your verified email.

Forecasts are algorithmic estimates, not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile — never invest more than you can afford to lose.

Before you start

Frequently asked questions

What is dollar-cost averaging, and why does the plan default to it?
Dollar-cost averaging means committing the same amount on the same day every month, whatever the price is doing. It is the default because it removes the one decision people get wrong most often — when to buy — and because it is the only rhythm that needs nothing from you but the date. The other two lean on the forecast: value averaging shows you, each day, the coins sitting deepest below the model's predicted path, and the ladder emails you when a coin in your plan closes at a new all-time high or low. The projection is the same for all three — equal monthly amounts — and all three are plans, not promises.
How far ahead does the model look?
As far as the horizon you pick, and no further. Forecasts are computed in 90-day steps over ten years, so a three-year plan reads the 1,080-day point and an eight-year plan the 2,880-day one. Past ten years we do not extrapolate — we say how many days are missing.
What does the return target do?
It filters; it does not promise. The engine only proposes coins whose predicted path reaches your target over your horizon. If nothing inside your risk profile reaches it, we say so — along with the best return that is available — instead of handing you riskier projects.
Why a moonshot slice, and why so small?
Because the base rate is brutal: between the 2021 and 2025 peaks, 3.5% of coins gained ground on bitcoin and the median lost 95%, across 368 coins — and only survivors are counted. So the slice is capped per profile (2%, 5%, 10%) and never grows past that cap, whatever your target is. What you stand to lose is written next to what you would stake.
Can I actually buy the coins you propose?
Mostly. The engine's recommendations and the moonshot slice are filtered to the exchanges you picked. The starting split is not — it is a fixed list per risk profile — and coins already in your plan are never filtered: you bought those somewhere, and switching exchanges must not make them vanish from your own plan.
Is this investment advice?
No. It is model output, published with its scenario range and how often the narrowest band used is built to hold the price. We place no orders and we know nothing about your circumstances. Crypto is volatile — never stake more than you can afford to lose.
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