A weekly report is a checkpoint, not a new strategy. It tells you whether the last few days were unusual. It does not tell you to rebuild a bot overnight.
Start with the weekly AI Assistant check in the reports library. Keep the counting rules open in another tab.
1. Confirm the window
Note the dates, the prediction count, and the horizon. If those fields are missing, stop. A percentage without a sample is a headline, not a result.
Then ask whether this week overlaps a two-week or one-month snapshot. Overlaps are labelled in the library for a reason: they are not independent tests.
2. Read coin rows, not only the blend
Open the coin-level insight summary next to the weekly page. If you only trade three assets, those rows matter more than the average.
3. Compare, then maybe change one thing
Check the monthly assistant window before you treat a soft or strong week as a regime change. If you still want to change size or a bot, paper trade the change. Do not invent a new accuracy number from a screenshot.
Takeaways
- Sample and dates before the headline percentage.
- Your watchlist rows beat a blended average.
- Seven days is a check. A month is closer to a decision.
Continue with how to read accuracy reports or how to use backtesting and performance reports.
CryptoCrispy provides market analytics and trading tools. This article is general information, not personal financial advice. Past report figures are not a reliable guide to future results.