Left on “all timeframes,” the desk is mostly M15 alt prints. That is honest inventory. It is also a bad default for a human scanning on a phone.

Quiet desk versus all timeframes
Quiet = H1+ or BTC/ETH/SOL/XRP/BNB/DOGE-USDT. Majors still show M15.
Stored public rows by timeframeM15 13,446; H1 4,357; H4 3,743; H12 1,412; M30 133; M45 79; D1 73; H2 3713,44610,084.56,7233,361.50M15H1H4H12M30M45D1H2Stored public rows by timeframe
Counts are inventory, not quality. M15 is the fattest bar because both the desk and the scanner emit it constantly.

What the two views do to the score

All prints: 50.8% hit rate, mean -0.03%, 16,729 scored.

Quiet desk: 48.8% hit rate, mean +0.01%, 6,691 scored.

Quiet is not a magic filter. It is a noise control. M15 still matters for people who trade that pace — use “Include M15 alts” or /signals?noise=all.

Related product choice

Most retail signal sites either dump every alert or hide the tape behind a paywall. This desk keeps the full tape and changes the default viewport. That is the same idea as a Bloomberg launchpad page vs the full quote montage: one is for work, the other is the firehose.

Accuracy uses the same quiet/all switch, so you can see whether the headline hit rate is an M15 effect. Start at /accuracy?noise=quiet.