PolyDashboard organizes public BTC Up/Down market information into a dashboard that is easier to read during a short round. The product separates market prices from reference prices and labels the simulator as paper trading so visitors can tell the difference between observation, practice, and real-world decision making.
The dashboard may display public prediction-market prices, bid and ask movement, current round timing, and recent round history. These values are shown for comparison and review. Third-party feeds can lag, fail, or change format, so the dashboard treats them as references rather than authoritative records.
BTC reference values help explain why a short market round may be repricing. They are placed near the market chart because the useful question is usually comparative: how much did the reference move, how quickly did the market respond, and did the gap expand or compress?
Z-Index is an internal reference indicator. It compares the current round context with similar historical moments using recent BTC movement, gap behavior, and round progress. It is not a guarantee, signal service, or instruction. It is a review tool for asking whether the current setup resembles prior setups.
The simulator uses virtual balance and simulated entries. It exists so users can practice the dashboard flow, position review, and timing discipline without placing real orders through PolyDashboard. Simulated results can differ sharply from real execution because real trading includes spread, liquidity, latency, fees, and user behavior under pressure.