AGT at $0.0386, +133.7% on the day.
24 hours later, AGT at $0.0766. The data was on screen first, the price moved second.
Ten inputs collapse into a single conviction number, rescanned every few minutes. The Long side ranks upside setups (shorts paying funding, accumulation flowing); the Short side ranks the mirror (longs over-leveraged, distribution). Same data, opposite interpretation.
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Three moments pulled live from the dashboard's signal log, picked as the three biggest 24h moves after a score of 60 or more. They are the most dramatic examples, not the typical result. For each one: the data on screen at the time, and where the price went after.
AGT at $0.0386, +133.7% on the day.
24 hours later, AGT at $0.0766. The data was on screen first, the price moved second.
Q at $0.2026, +274.7% on the day, oi +0.35% ($15.0M · Bybit), l/s 25% Long.
24 hours later, Q at $0.0487. The data was on screen first, the price moved second.
AKE at $0.0221, -36.0% on the day, funding -0.0044% · 7 exchanges, leverage 0.5x OI/vol.
24 hours later, AKE at $0.0355. The data was on screen first, the price moved second.
Picked automatically from the signal log: the largest 24h moves after a high score, one per coin. Most scores are followed by far smaller moves, and some by moves the other way. The score is a positioning-based bias, not a prediction. Not financial advice.
Same inputs, same score. Every component is inspectable. The score is a positioning-based bias, not a multi-day prediction: the Long side ranks coins where positioning leans bullish, the Short side where it leans bearish.
145 news sources, NLP-scored every 5 minutes, deduped. The headline tells you who's reacting and how loud.
Volume-weighted across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Gate.io, KuCoin, HTX and Hyperliquid, on the 8-hour equivalent so 1h, 4h and 8h contracts compare. Negative funding while price holds = shorts paying to be wrong.
1h change in open interest summed across every exchange that lists the coin, measured in coins so a price move is not read as new positions. Rising OI confirms commitment; falling OI means it's being unwound.
Crowd positioning. 70%+ longs in a downtrend isn't conviction; it's liquidation fuel.
Buy volume vs sell volume at market. Reveals who's actually paying up.
On-chain net flow per coin from 17 exchange streams and 97 blockchains. Net outflow = accumulation; net inflow = distribution. Scores per coin once net flow clears a volume-scaled threshold (≈$1K floor, up to a $2M cap on the largest coins).
24h volume vs the coin's 30-day baseline. Confirms or rejects the price move.
24h move filtered against historical volatility. Separates real moves from regular daily noise.
Aggregate leverage across the major perp venues. High leverage = fragile setup, regardless of direction.
Average trade size on Binance futures, across every coin we score. A proxy for institutional presence: a rising average trade means bigger players stepping in, not retail churn.
No edge in either direction.
Bias forming, watch closely.
Extreme positioning, near-term squeeze setup.
First snapshot is the actionable moment. A freshly-crossed signal has the most room left to run; once a score has been elevated for several consecutive scans the move is usually already underway. The score is a positioning-based bias, not a prediction: the inputs show which side is crowded.
Prices, 24h moves and 7-day lines: the live rolling 24-hour median across six exchanges, as on the Prices page; volume is the market's 24-hour volume (CoinPaprika). Funding, open interest, long/short and takers: the exchanges named under each input. Moments: the dashboard's signal log. The score is a positioning-based bias, not a prediction. Not financial advice.