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Did the person's coins beat Bitcoin: their holdings as they would paste them on StockMap's Bitcoin test page ("ETH 2, SOL 40 since Jan 15"), priced then and now beside the same dollars held in Bitcoin, from CoinGecko's prices. Nothing is stored. Arithmetic on past prices: no call on any coin, and no advice on the holdings. Each answer carries the stamp, the sources and the not-advice line.

StockMap's published calls on two to five US stocks side by side, the same for every reader, by symbol or company name: each stock's nightly 14-day read (a call or a lean), whether it changed last night, the insights for and against it, and how the model's past calls on it did. Use it when someone asks how two to five US stocks stack up against each other, or which of them the model's calls read stronger. Each answer carries the not-advice line and the run date.

The crypto market on StockMap's coin map: the 250 largest coins by market value (CoinGecko), grouped by theme (layer 1, stablecoins, exchange tokens, memes and more), with Bitcoin's share of all crypto, each theme's move over 24 hours and the biggest moves. Its card draws the coins as StockMap's heatmap, Bitcoin to scale and the stablecoins at the edge, or as bubbles, live. Market data with no call on any coin. Each answer carries the stamp, the sources and the not-advice line.

Which US crypto stocks StockMap's model leans on: how many it leans outperform, neutral or underperform, how many of its graded two-week windows on them were right, and Bitcoin's move since the last US close. The calls are the stock model's, on the stocks, never on coins. Each answer carries the stamp, the sources and the not-advice line.

Why crypto is up or down today, from StockMap's Crypto today page: Bitcoin's 24-hour move, how many coins beat it, funding, and the hour's paragraph, every number with its source. Market data with no call on any coin. Each answer carries the stamp, the sources and the not-advice line.

Is it altseason: how many of the top-100 coins (stablecoins out) beat Bitcoin over the last 7 days, beside how many lag it in a typical week, from StockMap's Altseason page. Market data with no call on any coin. Each answer carries the stamp, the sources and the not-advice line.

What changed in StockMap's calls last night: how many stocks' calls changed band on the market map and the biggest of them, the calls graded last night (made 14 days earlier) with one line on why each was right or wrong, and when the next run starts. Each answer carries the not-advice line and the run date.

The US stock market on StockMap's map: the 11 sectors, each with its share of the market, its 2-week lean from the model's nightly calls on its stocks, its move on the day and its best and worst stock. A summary, not every stock. Use it when someone asks how the US market looks, or which sectors lead or lag. Its card draws the market as StockMap's heatmap of every sector's biggest stocks, or as bubbles, live in market hours. Each answer carries the not-advice line and the run date.

The signed-in person's StockMap watchlists: each list's stocks with the model's published call on each (the same call every reader sees), the calls that changed last night first. Each answer carries the not-advice line and the run date.

StockMap's read of one US sector or industry, by name (Information Technology, semiconductors, banks): its 2-week lean from the model's nightly calls, how its stocks' calls split, its industries, and its largest stocks with each one's call and move on the day. Use it when someone asks how a US sector or industry looks, or which of its stocks look strong or weak. Its card draws the sector's or industry's stocks as StockMap's heatmap, coloured by their move. Each answer carries the not-advice line and the run date.

StockMap's published call on one US stock, the same for every reader, by symbol or company name: the model's nightly 14-day read (a call or a lean), the strongest reasons for and against, how its past calls on the stock did, the price and the day's change, and what changed last night. Use it when someone asks how a US stock looks, whether it reads strong or weak right now, or what the model's read on it is. Each answer carries the not-advice line and the run date.

Remove a US stock from the signed-in person's StockMap watchlists.

Add a US stock to the signed-in person's StockMap watchlist: to the list named (made if it is new) or their first list. A stock is on one list at a time, so naming another list moves it.