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WEN — Research markets. Build strategies. Mine assets. The approved terminal design combines market discovery, charts, a five-range allocation composer, a round timeline and complete results. Public research, social profiles and explanations support the same mining workflow. These capabilities remain in development; see status.

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Three views of a strategy

  • Market outlook: a user or model’s estimated distribution of future market movements, with source, horizon and timestamp.
  • Capital allocation: the actual SOL assigned to each of the five settlement ranges.
  • Conditional result: principal returned, BTC rewards and SAT earned under each outcome and stated crowding assumptions.
An allocation of 60% is a spending choice, not a 60% probability. Pre-reveal crowding is historical or estimated; final allocations appear after revelation. Payout previews include the proposed entries and preserve the actual exact-entry versus partial-credit boundary.

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Allocation presets

A smooth composer curve becomes five explicit allocations before commitment. Each nonzero entry must be at least 0.01 SOL; all-five coverage therefore needs at least 0.05 SOL per round. Preset parameters must be inspectable. Shapes describe exposure, not guaranteed returns.

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One view, selected rounds

A four-hour market view can inform up to twenty-four separate ten-minute rounds. A twelve-hour view spans seventy-two possible rounds. Each uses its own opening reference and settlement; a longer analysis horizon does not change the round’s payoff period. The planned session composer supports selected hours, every round or every third round, skipped rounds, cooldowns and a maximum number of participating rounds per day. Set per-round spending, total committed turnover, unsettled capital, expiry and stop conditions. Returned capital can be reused only within the mandate and counts again toward turnover. An unused deposit remains distinct from committed spending. Each strategy version records its market thesis, horizon, conditions, allocation rule, schedule, budgets and stop conditions. Every entry, skip and allocation change should have an inspectable reason. A saved schedule is a draft until an available, authorized runner accepts responsibility for commitment and revelation. See Fased.

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Results, profiles and education

Wallet login can support an optional social profile, follows and published strategy versions. Shared results must include every entry and loss within their declared account, period and strategy scope, with actual, paper or historical replay labels. A wallet signature proves wallet control, not a person’s complete trading history. Copying concerns future decisions within the follower’s own limits. Revealed sealed entries cannot be copied into that same round. Followers change crowding and therefore cannot assume the leader’s historical payouts. History separates deposits, withdrawals, committed and returned capital, fees, deductions, pending BTC, received BTC, SAT earned, SAT sold, realized proceeds and marked value. SAT acquisition cost and drawdown need their stated cost and valuation basis. Explanations sit beside the relevant charts: volatility, partial credit, capital weighting, outcome coverage and crowding. Practice and replay use simulated funds and do not mint SAT. Market research can include external options data, while WEN’s position metrics describe directional tilt, concentration, coverage and payout sensitivity. Read mining, your portfolio and the developer boundary.