Step 1: Create an account and sign in
Click Sign in in the top-right corner. Three options are available:
- Email + password
- Email one-time code (no password to remember)
- Continue with Google
Once signed in, your account appears in the header, with a VIP badge while a membership is active.
Step 2: Claim your free daily credits
Click Get free analyses in the header. Free JEV analysis credits are available every day — bookmark the site so you can come back for them. Each analysis uses one credit; if an analysis fails because of a service error, the credit is returned automatically.
Step 3: Choose an asset and interval
Open the JEV Model Forecast:
- Asset: BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT
- Timeframe: 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h or 1d
Remember: the interval is how finely you read the market — it is not an event contract’s expiry. If that distinction is new, read What are BTC event contracts? first.
Step 4: Take a look yourself first
Before running the model, spend thirty seconds on the four panels:
- Chart: open, high, low, close and volume — is the market trending up, down or ranging?
- Indicators: 12 indicators including RSI, MACD, EMA/SMA, Bollinger Bands and ATR.
- Live order book: is one side clearly heavier than the other?
- Recent trades: are recent fills mostly aggressive buys or aggressive sells?
Forming your own view first makes disagreements with the model easier to spot.
Step 5: Run a JEV analysis
Press Run analysis. The server packages 200 candles, 12 indicators, the order book and recent trades for JEV, and results usually arrive within seconds.
Step 6: Read the result
You will see:
- Direction: one of strong bullish / bullish / neutral / bearish / strong bearish.
- Model confidence: 0–100%, how certain this classification is. It is not a win rate.
- Probabilities per direction: is the distribution concentrated or spread out?
- Evidence: trend, momentum, volatility and order-flow points assembled from the inputs.
- Observation guidance: a predefined framework such as “wait for confirmation”, “watch the pullback” or “stay neutral”.
For what confidence and probabilities really mean, see The JEV model explained.
Step 7: Decide with your own rules
Useful habits:
- A neutral answer or a flat distribution means the evidence is thin — standing aside is a valid choice.
- Re-run on a neighbouring interval (e.g. 15m and 1h) and check whether the direction agrees.
- Always factor in your platform’s expiry, payout and your own position limits.
Step 8: Subscribe when you need more
When free credits run out, choose a plan in Pricing:
| Plan | Price | Credits | Membership |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $20 | 5,000 | 37 days |
| Annual | $188 | 50,000 | 455 days |
Pay with USDT on Arbitrum One via NOWPayments; access activates after on-chain confirmation and settlement. Renewing during an active membership adds credits and extends the expiry; unused credits expire with the membership.
FAQ
Why does it ask me to sign in? Each analysis uses a credit, so an account is required.
Why can two analyses a minute apart differ? Prices, depth and trades change every second, so the inputs differ.
Can results guarantee profit? No. All results are for reference only and are not investment advice.
Looking back at the market? Visit the TradingView signal win-rate review.