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Two pieces a week — the week in crypto on Monday, technical analysis on Thursday — published openly at articles.siadewhales.com.

The articles are published at articles.siadewhales.com, separately from the rest of the platform. They are open: no account, no sign-in, no cookie.

Two every week, each its own series.

The week in crypto

Published Mondays at 08:00 Madrid time.

The stories that actually mattered in the previous week, explained at length. A headline tells you that something happened; these go into what caused it and what it changes.

Technical analysis

Published Thursdays at 08:00 Madrid time.

Where price stands on the daily and four-hour charts, which levels matter, and the point at which the idea stops working.

That last part is the one to read. An analysis that only describes the case for a move tells you nothing about being wrong, and the level where a thesis fails is more useful than the level where it pays.

The pages

This week — the two current articles, side by side.

The week in crypto and Technical analysis — each series with its full archive.

Every article has its own page, which is public and can be linked or shared.

The countdown

Before publication time, that week's slot shows as locked with a countdown — in your own timezone, not Madrid's.

Nothing is published early and nothing is held back. The schedule is fixed so it is worth coming back on a known day rather than checking.

No account, no tracking

These pages are served before any session exists. They create no session and set no cookie. Reading them is anonymous in the ordinary sense of the word: nothing identifies you, because there is nothing to identify you with.

There is a privacy page on the site stating the same thing.

How this relates to the News section

Different things.

News is inside your account: an aggregator running continuously across RSS feeds, with AI analysis available on demand for a story you want unpacked. It is a stream, and it is yours to work through.

The articles are written pieces on a schedule, public, and the same for everyone.