How to Use These Signals
A 3-step workflow that takes 30 seconds. No guessing required.
What you'll learn
- 1. How to read the macro context (risk-on vs risk-off)
- 2. What category bias tells you about timing
- 3. How to use individual asset signals for your watchlist
Check the Macro Context First
Before looking at any specific coin or stock, check the macro bar at the top of the homepage. It tells you if the overall environment favors buyers or sellers.
Takeaway: If macro is risk-off, even a "bullish" crypto signal might underperform. Context matters.
Check Category Bias
Each category (Crypto, Forex, Stocks) has an overall bias based on the majority of assets within it:
Bullish = Most assets in this category are trending up with confirmation. Look for entry opportunities.
Neutral = Mixed signals. Either stay flat or be very selective.
Bearish = Most assets trending down. Avoid new longs or consider hedging.
Takeaway: If category is bearish but you're bullish on one asset, you're fighting the trend. That's fine—just size accordingly.
Drill Into Individual Assets
Each asset shows three independent indicators that must agree for a strong signal:
| Indicator | What it measures | Strong signal |
|---|---|---|
| Trend | Price vs 20-day average | Price clearly above/below MA |
| Volume | Trading activity vs average | High volume confirms the move |
| Strength | RSI or Funding Rate | Not overbought/oversold |
Takeaway: When 2 of 3 indicators agree, you have a signal. When all 3 agree, you have conviction.
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