Market Status Methodology

The Score is the main confluence output for a timeframe.

• • Around 50 often means mixed evidence.
• • Farther from 50 means clearer directional bias in that timeframe.
• • The score is direct and authoritative. It is not blended with a second hidden trust score.

Regime classifies the current context as more trend-like or more range-like.

• • trend: directional continuation is more plausible.
• • range: rotation and mean-reversion matter more.
• • Regime helps interpretation, but it does not suppress or cap the score.

Data Quality measures how much of the expected evidence set was actually available in that snapshot.

• • It is a technical completeness metric, not a market-opportunity metric.
• • High data quality means more of the intended indicator set was present.
• • Low data quality means the snapshot is less complete, even if a score is still available.

Market Status can group evidence into families such as trend, momentum, volatility, and volume.

• • Each family can contribute in a different direction.
• • Family readings are explanatory context, not separate signals.
• • The public view may show simplified family summaries, while the app can show more detail.

Agreement measures how consistent tracked timeframes are with the 1h stance.

• • High agreement = fewer timeframe conflicts.
• • Low agreement = mixed stack and higher noise risk.
• • A neutral 1h stance is valid and means conditions are not clearly biased.

• • Hub refresh: roughly every ~5 minutes.
• • History series: uses closed 1h candles, which are more stable than fast intrabar reads.
• • Data availability: new symbols may show limited history until enough 1h closes accumulate.

• • Hidden confidence blending was removed from the public framing.
• • Regime no longer suppresses the score.
• • Data Quality replaced older public coverage/confidence-style messaging.
• • The product now exposes one main score plus context, instead of overlapping public trust metrics.

Market Status is not “buy/sell.” It is a conditions filter.

• • A high score does not mean “buy.”
• • A low score does not mean “sell.”
• • Family readings explain context, but do not replace execution rules.

• • Sudden news events can invalidate recent context fast.
• • Low-liquidity assets can create noisier readings.
• • During extreme volatility, score may move quickly while regime still warns of instability.
• • If history is short, treat long-horizon comparisons cautiously.