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Most price apps tell you what a coin did today. We wanted to answer a different question: if you had held it for a week, or a month, how would that have gone? Horizon Lab is where that happens. Pick a coin and a length of time, from a single day up to a month, and the app lines up every window of that length from the past year. You see how they spread out, where the middle one landed, how often they finished higher, and the range most of them fell into. The latest window is marked too, so you can tell whether the last few days were ordinary for that coin or unusual. It describes the past rather than predicting anything, but it turns "hold it for a week" into something you can look at. If you want to see how your own timing compares, start a term hold. You commit part of your balance to one coin for three days, a week, two weeks or a month, and when the term ends the app places your result on the range it showed you at the start. The Holds tab keeps everything together: running and finished holds, the coins you hold with their average cost, and a history you can export as a file. The Coins tab lists widely followed coins with charts, supply figures and distance from the all-time high, and from any coin page you can study it in the Lab or record an entry. Price alerts, a planner for break-even prices and averages, and a set of short articles on reading these numbers round things out. Figures are shown for study and comparison, and no investment advice is provided.