Coin price scenarios
What it shows
Speculative price-move forecasts for three horizons (24h, 7d, 30d): direction (bullish / bearish / neutral), signal strength in percent, the predicted price range, plus the indicators used and the reasoning. These are scenarios, not promises.
How to read it
Compare the three horizons and their agreement: a consistent direction across 24h, 7d and 30d is a stronger picture than conflicting forecasts. High signal strength with a narrow range means more than a weak signal with a wide range. Action: treat forecasts as educational scenarios and always combine them with your own analysis and risk management.
Parameters
- Forecast direction
- The expected move direction for the horizon: bullish, bearish or neutral.
- Positive reading: Bullish: the model points to an edge on the upside.
- Negative reading: Bearish: the model points to an edge on the downside.
- Neutral reading: Neutral: no clear edge for either side.
- Signal strength (%)
- The model's probability / confidence in the indicated direction.
- Positive reading: High: the model is more confident in the scenario (still a forecast).
- Neutral reading: Low: high uncertainty, the scenario is weakly supported by data.
- Price range
- The predicted lower and upper price bound for the horizon.
- Neutral reading: A wider range means greater forecast uncertainty, a narrower one more precision.
- Indicators used & reasoning
- The list of indicators behind the forecast plus a text explanation (premium).
- Neutral reading: Read the reasoning to understand the assumptions. It is no guarantee of the scenario.
Example
All three horizons bullish, 24h signal strength = 72%, a narrow price range: a consistent, more strongly supported upside scenario. When 24h is bearish but 30d bullish, the forecasts conflict and call for more caution.