Fuse Calculator
Quick answerThe calculator prices your fuse: what you sacrifice (income), what you might gain, and how strong the reward evidence is. Answers are FUSE, KEEP or DON'T RISK. If the reward value is unknown or conflicting, the honest answer is DON'T RISK — no fake upside.
Run the fuse decision
The three real inputs are sacrifice value, target value and reward evidence. Risk tolerance decides the rest.
The three inputs that matter
- Sacrifice value — the income of the pets you give up, from your screen or live sources.
- Target value — what the reward is worth; evidence decides whether this is even priced.
- Risk tolerance — the only personal input; it cannot fix missing data.
When DON'T RISK is the right answer
PRD §9: no deterministic output from conflicting data. A fuse with an unpriced reward is a lottery ticket — fun to gamble, wrong to call a decision. The calculator says DON'T RISK and tells you exactly what is missing.
Sacrificed income is real; expected upside is a hypothesis until verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — probabilities are not published. It decides on value and evidence; unknowns output DON'T RISK.
Risk tolerance is the difference, and the site prices sacrifice evidence. Bring verified data and the verdicts align.
Yes — the rule table above is static; the form is the same logic.