At 17:27 UTC on 8 November our score turned SUI strong long: 76.7. Before taking a trade like that, we open the app and go through it tab by tab. This is that check, on the real screens at that moment, and then what the price did. The video takes two and a half minutes. Below is the same check, step by step.
First question: long, short or spot?
Long or short means futures. You are betting on direction with borrowed money, so leverage, funding and where everyone else is positioned decide how much room you have before you get forced out.
Spot means buying the coin and holding it. Leverage matters less; new supply coming onto the market and what the big holders are doing matter more.
The same tabs answer both. You just weigh them differently.
Signals: the score, and the line most people skip
Search the coin. SUI scored 76.7 long, rank 3 of the 392 coins we scored that day. The radar shows what pushed it there: the news (+10.3, three bullish stories to two bearish in a day) and buyers outpacing sellers 1.7 to 1.
Then look right of the score, at "Past at this score". It answers a simple question: the other times SUI scored near here, what happened next? Of 763 earlier readings within five points of this one, SUI was up 24 hours later in only 249. The score says the setup leans long. That line says how often SUI's own history agreed.
The chart: where the liquidations sit
Open the chart. The liquidation walls show where leveraged traders would be forced out of their positions, as estimates. On SUI the biggest pool of shorts sat 10.9% above the price, about $804K. Below the price there was far more: $63M of longs, 14% down.
On the right, the Hyperliquid whales panel shows what the biggest traders on Hyperliquid hold in the coin: $6.7M long against $9.1M short, net short $2.4M across 38 positions. For a long, that is the other side of your trade.
Whales & ETFs: is big money buying or selling?
Set the Coin filter to SUI and the whole tab follows it. In the 24 hours before the call, whales sold $895K more SUI than they bought on exchange order books: $3.5M bought, $4.4M sold.
On-Chain and Market: the weather
These two cover the whole market, not one coin. On-Chain showed the crowd 74% long, mostly on borrowed money: 83% of the day's volume across ten major coins was borrowed. $53.1M of positions were liquidated in a day, and two thirds of those dollars were longs. When the crowd leans one way on borrowed money, that is the side that gets flushed.
The Market tab scored the market neutral, 49, with Fear & Greed at 32 and only 21% of the top 213 coins up on the day. No tailwind.
Supply: what a spot buyer checks
Unlocks put new coins onto the market. Supply showed SUI's next one on 30 November: 6.07M SUI, about $5.1M, 0.06% of the supply, none of it to the team or investors, 22 days away. Nothing lands during a trade measured in hours.
News: what the coverage leans
Filtered to SUI, News counted 86 stories in 30 days: 64 bullish, 4 neutral, 18 bearish. The biggest of the day was Samsung Wallet adding gas-free USDC transfers on Sui for its US users.
Three for, four against
For the long: the score and what drove it, no unlock anywhere near, a bullish run of news. Against it: SUI's own history at this score, far more longs to flush below than shorts above, whales selling on exchanges, and a crowded long side running on borrowed money across the market. The market itself: neutral.
So here is what we would do: not take this as a leveraged long. If you like SUI, buying spot or taking a small position is the version of this trade that survives being early. Either way, you know what you are walking into before you click buy.
What the price did
We logged the call at $0.8417. Three hours later SUI was $0.8467, up 0.59%: the long was right. At 22:21 UTC, five hours after the call, it was $0.8260, down 1.87%: the long was wrong. This time, the warnings were right.
We log every one of these, win or lose. Next time: a different coin, and different parts of the app.
How we checked it: every screen is the live Crypto World News dashboard, opened as a demo account on 8 November 2026 between 17:28 and 17:32 UTC. The call is our signal recorder's 17:27 UTC scan for SUI; the prices after it are the recorder's own later scans, at 20:27 and 22:21 UTC.
Everything in this check is one dashboard: the signal score and its history, liquidation walls, whale flows, crowd positioning, unlocks and news, for whichever coin you pick. Start a free 7-day trial, no credit card required. £14.99/month while founding spots remain, £24/month after. 14-day money-back guarantee.
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This walkthrough shows how we use the data. It is not financial advice, and nothing here tells you to trade.