How the signals are calculated

Every coin page shows four timeframes. 30M and 1H use the short-term indicators; 4H and 24H use the long-term ones. Each indicator votes Bullish, Bearish or Neutral; a timeframe shows Bullish or Bearish only when more than half of its indicators agree. Signals use closed candles only and refresh every 30 minutes.

Short-term indicators (30M, 1H)

RSI(14)

RSI(14), Wilder smoothing. Below 30 = oversold → Bullish. Above 70 = overbought → Bearish. Otherwise Neutral.

AO

Awesome Oscillator: SMA(5) − SMA(34) of the median price. Above zero and rising → Bullish. Below zero and falling → Bearish. Otherwise Neutral.

Woodies CCI(20)

Woodies CCI(20) on the typical price. Below −100 → Bullish (oversold). Above +100 → Bearish (overbought). Otherwise Neutral.

MACD Level(12, 26)

MACD(12, 26, 9) line level. Above zero → Bullish, below zero → Bearish. Shown as MACD, signal, histogram.

Williams %R(14)

Williams %R(14). Below −80 → Bullish (oversold). Above −20 → Bearish (overbought). Otherwise Neutral.

Long-term indicators (4H, 24H)

MA(10)

Price vs the 10-period simple moving average: above → Bullish, below → Bearish.

EMA(10)

Price vs the 10-period exponential moving average: above → Bullish, below → Bearish.

SMA(20)

Price vs the 20-period simple moving average: above → Bullish, below → Bearish.

MA cross(5,10)

MA(5) vs MA(10): fast above slow → Bullish, below → Bearish.

MACD cross(12,26)

MACD line vs its signal line: above → Bullish, below → Bearish.

Colored EMA/SMA

Slope of the EMA(20): rising → Bullish, falling → Bearish.

VWMA/SMA

Volume-weighted MA(20) vs simple MA(20): VWMA above means volume is backing the up-moves → Bullish; below → Bearish.

BB Strategy(20,2)

Bollinger Bands(20, 2): close below the lower band → Bullish (stretched down), above the upper band → Bearish, inside → Neutral.

Reference indicators (not part of the verdict)

Stoch RSI(3,3,14,14)

Stochastic of RSI(14) over 14 bars, smoothed 3/3. %K below 20 and above %D → Bullish; above 80 and below %D → Bearish.

Stochastic %K(14,3,3)

Stochastic %K(14, 3, 3). %K below 20 and above %D → Bullish; above 80 and below %D → Bearish.

ADX(14)

ADX(14) with +DI/−DI. Trend strong enough (ADX > 20) and +DI above −DI → Bullish; −DI above +DI → Bearish.

Momentum(10)

Close minus the close 10 bars ago. Rising → Bullish, falling → Bearish.

Ultimate Oscillator(7,14,28)

Ultimate Oscillator(7, 14, 28). Above 70 → Bullish, below 30 → Bearish (TradingView convention).

Bull Bear Power

Bull Bear Power: (high − EMA13) + (low − EMA13). Positive and rising → Bullish; negative and falling → Bearish.

EMA / SMA 20·50·100·200, Hull MA(9)

EMA and SMA 20/50/100/200, Hull MA(9): price above the average → Bullish, below → Bearish.

Ichimoku Cloud

Ichimoku cloud (9, 26, 52, 26): price above the whole cloud → Bullish, below it → Bearish, inside → Neutral.

SMA 50/200

SMA(50) above SMA(200) (“golden cross” state) → Bullish; below (“death cross”) → Bearish.

Volume ratio

Last closed candle’s volume ÷ the average of the 20 before it. ≥ 1.5 = volume spike, ≤ 0.6 = thin volume. Information only.

Pivot points

Classic pivots from the previous UTC day: P = (H+L+C)/3, R1 = 2P − L, S1 = 2P − H, R2/S2 = P ± (H − L), R3/S3 beyond.

ATR(14) levels

ATR(14) on 4H candles. Long: stop = price − 1.5 ATR, targets = +1/+2/+3 ATR. Short: mirrored.

Funding · Open interest · Long/short

Funding: positive = longs pay shorts (crowded long). Open interest = value of open contracts. Long/short = share of accounts (or top-trader positions) that are long.

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