A dated PDF, not a feed.
Each session file is a curated brief, dated. Walls first, then the technicals and events around them. If a wall breaks after publish, the next file says so.
Research, not advice
Where Ethereum is leaning next.
Call and put walls name the desk. The daily file is the rest of the session: tape and technicals, the calendar, flows, seasonality, news, and a written view of what is apt to move Ethereum next. The video is the voice. The PDF is the brief. Neither is a buy or sell order.
Same levels, spoken.
YouTube carries Tape School and the Weekly Report. The site holds the daily PDF. The channel does not replace the file.
Levels. Not entries.
No size. No “buy the put wall.” No Elliott Wave. If you want the vocabulary first, start with Tape School on YouTube.
If you just came from a video
This is the file the episode is reading.
Use Downloads for the PDF. Use YouTube for Tape School 01 and 02 if the words on the card are new. Use X for the short card when you do not want the long cut.
[email protected] is the public desk. It is not a chat. Research questions only.
Not a broker. Not a signal group.
No Discord launch. No four-coin dashboard. No price target for December. ETH first. The rest of the book stays on the tape you can already watch.