On BNB's daily chart, after a three black crows BNB fell within 7 days 36% of the time across 56 past cases. On an ordinary day it did so 47% of the time.
| Within | BNB | Ordinary bar | Cases | All coins | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 hours | 44% (34%–55%) | 48% | 88 | 41% vs 51% | No edge |
| 30 days | 33% (20%–50%) | 43% | 36 | 56% vs 58% | No edge |
| 7 days | 36% (24%–49%) | 47% | 56 | 50% vs 54% | No edge |
| Within | BNB | Ordinary bar | Cases | All coins | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 hours | 43% (37%–49%) | 47% | 265 | 47% vs 50% | No edge |
| 7 days | 45% (38%–53%) | 47% | 166 | 52% vs 52% | No edge |
| Within | BNB | Ordinary bar | Cases | All coins | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 hours | 43% (39%–48%) | 47% | 513 | 48% vs 50% | No edge |
| 4 hours | 43% (39%–47%) | 48% | 729 | 45% vs 49% | Leans opposite |
How this is measured: each occurrence is counted from the bar where the pattern became knowable, overlapping cases are dropped, and the result is compared with how often BNB moved the same way from any random bar over the same window. A pattern only earns "beat the baseline" when the difference is larger than luck explains across all the tests we run. Full method.