Cycle score
What it shows
A detailed table breaking the total cycle score down into individual indicators, grouped into three sections: short term, medium term and long term. Each indicator has its value, an assigned weight, a number of points (positive or negative) and a share of the weighted score, all summing to the total score out of 50. It is the engine room that shows exactly where the cycle assessment comes from.
How to read it
First look at the total score out of 50 at the bottom of the table, then break it down by section to see which horizon (short, medium, long) pulls the assessment most and in which direction. Magenta (negative) and cyan (positive) point bars quickly show what supports and what weakens the bullish picture. Pay attention to indicators with a high impact level, as they weigh the most for that coin. Practical takeaway: use the breakdown to understand the sources of the assessment and the risk, instead of staring at a single number.
Parameters
- Total score (/50)
- The sum of all weighted sections: the final cycle-position score on a 0–50 scale.
- Positive reading: Low (below ~20): historically an accumulation and bottom zone, pessimism dominates.
- Negative reading: High (above ~40): historically a late bull, elevated overheating risk.
- Neutral reading: Mid-scale (~20–40): an in-between phase, no clear edge for either side.
- Indicator
- The name of a single metric feeding the score (e.g. RSI, MVRV, fear & greed, funding).
- Neutral reading: Clicking a row expands the scoring details: it shows how the value is converted into points.
- Value
- The raw reading of the indicator at the moment the score was computed.
- Neutral reading: The value alone is context, and the points show how it influences the total score.
- Weight
- The percentage share of a given time section in the whole score.
- Neutral reading: A higher weight = a stronger influence of the section on the final number, which shows what drives the assessment most.
- Points
- The indicator's contribution to the score: positive (bullish), negative (bearish) or zero.
- Positive reading: Positive (cyan bar): the indicator adds to a bullish cycle reading.
- Negative reading: Negative (magenta bar): the indicator pulls the cycle reading toward bearish.
- Neutral reading: Zero (gold bar): the indicator is currently neutral for the score.
- Weighted score
- The contribution of a whole time section to the total after applying its weight.
- Neutral reading: Summing the weighted scores of all three sections gives the final score out of 50.
- Impact level (0–5)
- A badge next to the indicator stating how relevant it is for the selected coin's category.
- Neutral reading: 5 = very strong impact, 0 = none: this helps tell key indicators from marginal ones.
Example
BTC's total score is 17/50. In the breakdown, the long-term section yields a weighted score of 12.1 (strong, in cyan), but the short-term section is negative (magenta bars on RSI and funding). This shows long-term accumulation with short-term weakness. Indicators with an impact level of 5 for BTC matter most here, so they explain most of the assessment.