The Lab hands you a card. Until now, that was the end of the road. Today a whole second world opens beside it — a place to open, own, and collect the strategies the Lab breeds.
The Pack deals you four fresh strategy cards a day, free — at least one Rare or better guaranteed. Opening costs nothing, and here's the honest part: you read each card's full backtest report before deciding. Then pick one of the four free — any rarity, every day — and buy any of the rest with credits (Normal 5, Rare 15, Unique 40, Epic 100, Legendary 300). Don't like the four? Reroll swaps all four for a fresh set — 10 credits the first throw, 5 more each throw after — and your free pick comes back with the new four. Whatever you don't keep expires at your local midnight, and a fresh pack waits the next day.
Where the Pack deals you chance, the Boutique deals you the short list: eight seats, refreshed every Monday, holding the best forward-verified long and short for each of BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP — strategies that earned their place on real live trades, not just a backtest. Each is limited to three copies, ever, one per member; when the third sells, it's sold out for good. Price follows that week's performance — 500, 400, or 300 credits. What you buy is yours to keep.
And above the shops, a trophy case anyone can walk into — no sign-in. The Hall of Fame hangs the single best live track record in each class of strategy, forward-tested on candles it never saw and refreshed every day. Nothing there is for sale; it's the proof, in public, that the grades mean something — and the Boutique sells the runners-up the Hall leaves behind.
With a second world to hold, the home became a single page. /lab now holds the whole house on one screen — the Lab on the left (Backtest, Signals, My strategies), the Market beside it (Pack, Boutique, Auction), and the Hall of Fame band across the bottom. The logo always brings you back here, so the two worlds never feel like different buildings.
The same honesty runs through all of it: every card is a record of the past, never a promise about the next trade — and buying one never places a trade for you.