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Weekly Crypto Report — Mar 6, 2026
Here's a look at the crypto assets that showed the strongest momentum on StockJelli's screener this week. The outcome data this week tells a fascinating story — one that's the exact opposite of last week and the exact opposite of what stocks did. All data is pulled directly from StockJelli's screener logs.
Week Overview
StockJelli's crypto screener logged 302 entries this week — down significantly from last week's 616. Of those, 48 were qualified entries and 254 were near-misses being tracked for negative training data. The week was dominated by a single massive Monday surge (238 entries) followed by a dramatic drop-off through the rest of the week.
Top 3 Screener Entries This Week
Ranked by peak percentage gain from screener entry.
1. EDGE — peaked at +190.3%. SJ Score: 53
Entered the screener on Tuesday at 10:01 PM ET. Price at entry: $0.2854. Entry gain: +167.3%. Peak gain: +190.3%. SJ Score: 53. A small-cap token that nearly tripled from its entry price. The SJ Score of 53 is moderate — this was a high-volatility, high-risk entry rather than a high-conviction one.
2. FAI — peaked at +134.5%. SJ Score: 60
Entered the screener on Friday at 5:37 AM ET. Price at entry: $0.0063. Entry gain: +81.2%. Peak gain: +134.5%. SJ Score: 60. FAI entered late in the week with strong momentum and continued pushing. One of the few Friday entries that actually performed, as most of the week's momentum had faded by then.
3. WAR — peaked at +105.6%. SJ Score: 60
Entered the screener on Friday at 4:29 AM ET. Price at entry: $0.0521. Entry gain: +82.2%. Peak gain: +105.6%. SJ Score: 60. Like FAI, WAR was a Friday mover that bucked the week's declining trend. Both Friday top entries had SJ Scores of 60 — a potential threshold worth monitoring.
Outcome Tracking: The Opposite of Last Week — and the Opposite of Stocks
This is where it gets interesting. Last week, crypto entries were negative short-term and needed 4+ hours to approach breakeven. This week, the pattern completely reversed:
| Time After Alert | Avg Gain | Win Rate | Avg Win | Avg Loss | vs Last Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes | +0.46% | 60% (179W/118L) | +1.41% | -0.99% | ↑ was -0.10% |
| 1 hour | +0.48% | 55% (165W/133L) | +1.87% | -1.24% | ↑ was -0.11% |
| 2 hours | +0.29% | 51% (151W/148L) | +2.03% | -1.49% | ↑ was +0.05% |
| 4 hours | -0.26% | 37% (109W/188L) | +2.61% | -1.93% | ↓ was +0.71% |
| End of day | -0.45% | 29% (86W/206L) | +4.65% | -2.58% | ↓ was +0.38% |
The pattern is striking: crypto entries this week were profitable short-term (60% win rate at 30 min, 55% at 1 hour) but steadily deteriorated the longer you held. By end of day, only 29% of entries were winners — a dramatic collapse from the 60% seen at the 30-minute mark.
This is the exact opposite of last week, where crypto entries were negative short-term and improved with patience. And it's the exact opposite of stocks this week, which had their best outcome at EOD.
What this means: This week's crypto market rewarded quick trades and punished holds. Entries that popped in the first 30–60 minutes tended to fade back through the rest of the session. The optimal strategy would have been to take profits fast — grab the 30-minute pop and move on.
Two weeks of data is already revealing something important: the optimal hold time for crypto varies dramatically week to week. A static "hold until EOD" strategy would have worked last week and failed this week. This is precisely why we're collecting this data — to eventually build time-aware exit signals into the alert system.
The Monday Surge
238 of 302 entries (79%) occurred on a single day — Monday. The rest of the week combined for just 64 entries:
- Sunday (2026-03-01): 9 entries
- Monday (2026-03-02): 238 entries
- Tuesday (2026-03-03): 19 entries
- Wednesday (2026-03-04): 23 entries
- Thursday (2026-03-05): 7 entries
- Friday (2026-03-06): 6 entries
This is the most lopsided daily distribution we've seen — Monday produced more entries than the rest of the week combined by nearly 4x. This type of one-day spike followed by collapse typically signals a weekend catalyst (often BTC-driven) that creates a broad altcoin wave on Monday, which then fades rapidly as the momentum isn't sustained. The outcome data confirms this: the short-term wins (60% at 30 min) from Monday's surge faded into losses by EOD (29%).
SJ Score Snapshot
Two entries tied for the highest SJ Score this week: SKYAI (SJ 79, peak +25.4%) and ARDR (SJ 79, peak +24.4%). The next tier included SAHARA-like scores in the 60–71 range. Notably, the two highest SJ Score entries both had modest but positive peaks — neither was a massive mover, but both were winners. Higher SJ Scores correlating with more consistent (if smaller) gains is a pattern worth tracking as more data comes in.
Qualified vs Near-Miss Entries
A new data point this week: of 302 total entries, only 48 were qualified (fully met screener criteria) while 254 were near-misses being tracked as negative training examples. This 16% qualification rate tells us the screener is being selective — the majority of tokens that approach the threshold don't make the cut. This near-miss data is critical for training the formula: it shows what happens to entries that almost qualified, helping us understand where the threshold should be.
Weekly Stats
- Total crypto entries tracked: 302
- Qualified entries: 48 (16%)
- Near-miss entries: 254 (84%)
- Entries with outcome data: 300
- 30-min win rate: 60% (179W/118L)
- 30-min avg gain: +0.46%
- EOD win rate: 29% (86W/206L)
- EOD avg gain: -0.45%
- Highest SJ Score: SKYAI & ARDR at 79
- Busiest day: Monday (238 entries — 79% of week)
- Week-over-week entries: -50.9% (302 vs. 616)
StockJelli is an educational tool. This report recaps historical screener data for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, a recommendation, or an endorsement of any security. Past performance and momentum data do not indicate future results. Always conduct your own research.