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Last updated: 19 September 2026
Receipts on your account page, and a real not-found page
Billing history.account.html#billing now lists every charge on your subscription — amount, date and what it was for — so you no longer have to dig through PayPal.
Not found. A mistyped or retired link now lands on a proper not-found view with a way back, instead of a blank homepage.
Get-started checklist for new members
First visit to Hypotheses after signing up shows a short checklist — write a hypothesis, run it, read the report, star one — that ticks itself off as you go and disappears once you are done.
Rankings that reward tested work; plain-English reports
Hypothesis ranking. Fully-tested hypotheses now rank ahead of partly-tested ones, then by pooled expected value. Each row shows EV per trade, trade count and how much of the universe has been tested.
In layman's terms. Every report opens with a highlighted plain-English translation of the result, and the first sentence of it appears on the card in the list. While the translation is being written the report shows translating… and fills in on its own.
Strategies are now a members-only surface; the list sits behind the paywall.
A shorter nav for members
Once you are signed in the header drops Whale moves, Whale Watch and the marketing links so it opens with Hypotheses and keeps your account name visible. Everything is still reachable from the footer.
Pooled expected value
Hypothesis reports show the pooled expected value across every run, alongside the number of runs it averages, so a single lucky test can no longer carry a hypothesis.
Sweep evidence in review
Parameter-sweep results now show the evidence behind each cell instead of a wall of dashes when a combination has no trades.
Fixed: the homepage nav for a signed-in member now starts at Hypotheses.
New Whalur wordmark
The header carries the new lockup — 44px on desktop, 40px on mobile — replacing the old mark-plus-text pairing.
Plans, billing and the creator marketplace
Free, Basic ($29/mo) and Pro ($99/mo) plans on pricing.html, billed through PayPal, with cancel-any-time from your account page.
Creator marketplace. Pro members can sell access to private research; Whalur takes 30%, creators keep 70%.
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy published; welcome, receipt and password-reset emails go out through the platform mailer.
Whale moves, Whale Watch and public signals
Every generated signal is published the moment it fires: the Whale moves archive, weekly roundups and the daily Whale Watch issue, plus a sitemap so search engines can find them.
Alert subscriptions by email, SMS and mobile push, with a daily digest.
Whalur opens
Write a hypothesis in plain language, run it against ~60 tickers of daily, minute and tick data, and get a PASSED / FAILED / INCONCLUSIVE verdict with an expected-value confidence interval.
Hypothesis library with search, filters and sort; rankings; mechanisms; signals; the Opus strategy builder; account page with starred research; and the Whalur mobile app.
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