FAQ
Frequently asked questions
These answers explain how Prismora presents model output, how resolved windows are evaluated, and what the simplified simulation can and cannot represent.
What is Prismora?
Prismora is a public dashboard that displays model-generated directional output for major cryptocurrency assets. It combines current model bias, historical evaluations, simplified simulated performance, and market context in one interface so visitors can review the model's behavior without creating an account.
What model does Prismora use?
Prismora is designed around an open-source time-series forecasting model that reads historical K-line data and estimates the next window's closing price. The interface converts that predicted close into an Upward Bias, Downward Bias, or Neutral Bias label so the result is easier to evaluate across assets and intervals.
What assets and timeframes are supported?
The current dashboard covers BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, DOGE, and XRP against USDT. Each asset is tracked across 5-minute, 15-minute, and 1-hour windows, with all windows aligned to UTC time.
How is accuracy calculated?
Accuracy is calculated from resolved directional windows where the model produced an Upward Bias or Downward Bias. Neutral Bias windows are displayed for transparency, but they are excluded from accuracy because the simulation does not assign a directional outcome to them.
What do the simulated bankroll numbers mean?
The simulation starts with $100 and applies a $1 change for each resolved directional window. A matched direction adds $1, a not matched direction subtracts $1, and a Neutral Bias window is skipped. This is a simplified one-to-one outcome model, not a representation of live prediction-market odds, fees, liquidity, or execution.
Is this financial advice?
No. Prismora provides model-generated analytical output for research and informational review only. Nothing on the website is personalized, and nothing should be treated as financial, investment, execution, legal, or tax advice.
Where does the price data come from?
Prismora resolves market windows using Binance public REST API data. Settlement uses the open and close values of the corresponding spot K-line window, while the market context panels use Binance 24-hour ticker data.
What does Simulation Mode mean?
Simulation Mode means the public interface is available while outputs may be generated by fallback logic instead of the live model worker. A persistent banner appears when this mode is active so visitors can distinguish live operation from degraded or development operation.
How often are predictions generated?
Predictions are generated at the start of each configured time window: every 5 minutes for 5m, every 15 minutes for 15m, and every hour for 1h. Resolved results are typically evaluated shortly after a window closes, and the frontend refreshes dashboard data periodically.
Can I use Prismora data for my own analysis?
Prismora is a public dashboard and all displayed pages are free to read. There is not currently a public data export API. If you are interested in programmatic access, attribution requirements, or a specific research use case, contact the project team through the Contact page.