What is the VIXY Vault Day Pass?
One payment of $9.99 for 24 hours of access, starting when you pay. It does not renew, so there is nothing to cancel.
What you get
- VIXY's live calls on 15-minute Bitcoin rounds, while the round is still running.
- Every crypto desk on the terminal, for the full 24 hours.
- The paid Discord rooms, if you link your Discord account.
What you do not get
- Autopilot, which is part of the Elite plan.
- A set number of calls. VIXY skips rounds, and a quiet day is possible.
- Any promise about results. A day can lose.
- A promo code discount. Codes apply to the monthly and annual plans, not to the pass.
How to buy one
Go to the pricing page and press Buy Now on the Day Pass. You make an account with an email and a password, then pay through Stripe. If a plan you already hold covers the terminal, the site tells you before you are charged.
Is it worth it?
That is your call, and one day cannot settle it. A day is too few rounds to prove anything, good or bad, so use the public record to judge the longer run and use the pass to see how the terminal works. If you want more than a few days: Three day passes cost $29.97. Insider is $24 and runs all 30 days.
The 14-day refund in our refund policy is written for the first subscription purchase. If a pass did not work for you, contact us.
What VIXY measured, and what it did not show
Checked 2026-11-04. These are our own tests of our own product, printed because they do not flatter it.
The confidence number
On three separate samples, the confidence the terminal displays could not rank winning calls above losing ones any better than chance.
Measured through September 2026. Do not read a higher confidence as a better call.
The reversal shield
We tested whether the shield warns of a reversal, and wrote the test down before running it. Price kept going the way the engine called about 1.13 points more often with the shield up than with it clear. That is the wrong direction, and it cannot be told apart from noise (p = 0.70, 5,831 checkpoints across 433 rounds).
Measured in October 2026 on price data. The shield may still be a sensible reason to stand down, but it is not a forecast, and its score out of 100 is not a probability.
Last reviewed 2026-11-04.