Théo contrasts a one-call Jev trading opinion with a network-trained Bitcoin predictor whose errors remain scored over an epoch, arguing that speed is not the same as accountability.
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What you’ll find in the original
Jev can return buy, sell, or wait with a probability in roughly 200 milliseconds, then the caller’s bot continues on its own.
A wrong later trade is borne by the account and system around the call; Jev does not maintain a public ongoing score for that decision.
The comparison favors a result that can be revisited and scored later over an untracked weekend trading bot.
Worth knowing
This is commentary comparing two unlike systems, not a trading benchmark. The 200 ms figure and descriptions are reported by the author.