One score per coin.
Long & Short modes.
Nine inputs collapse into a single conviction number, rescanned every 90 seconds. Toggle Long mode to surface upside setups (shorts paying funding, accumulation flowing); flip to Short mode for the mirror (longs over-leveraged, distribution). Same data, opposite interpretation.
Signal Confluence · Screenshot of the Signals tab. The Long/Short toggle in the top-right flips the score between bullish and bearish setups.
The data was on screen.
Then the price moved.
Three moments pulled straight from the dashboard's live signal log. For each: the data on screen, one way to read it, where the price went after. Draw your own conclusion — timestamps, scores and prices are all public.
All three examples pulled directly from signal_log.json. Every score, funding rate, leverage figure, and price — verifiable in the public log. The BERA case is the lesson: high score = volatility loading, not directional prediction. The inputs hint, but the market decides.
Custom code.
Not AI.
Same inputs, same score. Every component is inspectable. The number detects volatility magnitude, not direction — a score of 80 means a big move is loading. The inputs tell you which way.
First snapshot is the actionable moment. We backtested 844 snapshots over 30 days: single-snapshot signals showed +36% average upside; signals that had been holding for 3+ consecutive scans showed +6%. Catch them fresh, not stale. And remember — the score detects volatility magnitude, not direction; the inputs tell you which way.