Jev-style news gate runs crypto trading replay from $100 to $2,981
A Jev-style gate filters out 97% of crypto news noise, sends only ambiguous high-impact events to Claude, and code weights news at a 30% cap; a 22-round replay takes $100 to $2,981.
I GAVE A JEV-STYLE GATE $100, 24 HOURS AND A FIREHOSE OF CRYPTO HEADLINES IT THREW AWAY 97% OF THE NOISE. THE SCRIPTED REPLAY CLOSED AT $2,981. I built a real browser terminal around one rule: news may influence a trade, but it never gets to control one. Every headline hits the gate first. Duplicates, stale posts and irrelevant noise disappear. Clear market events receive a tiny typed score. Only the ambiguous, high-impact cases reach Claude for investigation. Then code builds the entry score: news → 30% maximum order flow → 30% order-book walls → 20% options positioning → 20% The cap is the whole point. A terrifying headline can move the decision, but it cannot override the other 70% of market structure. The replay starts at $100 and runs 22 scripted rounds across BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP, gold and silver. The account climbs to $1,590, hits four bad rounds, falls 14% to $1,363, then recovers to $2,981. That gives the demo a 72.7% scripted win rate and $2,881 of simulated P&L. The terminal, filter, routing logic, score cap and journal are real. The market path, orders and account growth are synthetic. This is a workflow demo, not a claim of live trading returns. The useful pattern is simple: JEV filters. Claude investigates. code executes. Stop paying your smartest model to reread the same bad headline. Save the architecture and steal the setup.
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