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title: Articles
description: Two pieces a week — the week in crypto on Monday, technical analysis on Thursday — published openly at articles.siadewhales.com.
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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](/docs/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.