Signal (Composite)
An aggregate read (Bullish / Bearish / Neutral) computed from several indicators at once.
A composite signal combines several inputs, e.g. price change, Open Interest and funding rate, into one simple label: Bullish (green) = buyers have the edge, Bearish (red) = sellers have the edge, Neutral (yellow) = no clear edge for either side. It's a shortcut for quick orientation, not a buy/sell recommendation. It's strongest when the individual inputs agree (e.g. rising Open Interest + slightly positive funding + price up = a healthy, capital-driven trend). Beware of extremes: very high funding despite a bullish signal means the crowd is crammed on one side and paradoxically raises the risk of a sharp reversal.
In plain words
It's one light: green (bulls), yellow (neutral) or red (bears), computed from several inputs at once. Strongest when all the inputs say the same thing.
Example
Price +3.5%, Open Interest rising, funding slightly positive → Signal: Bullish, a healthy move with capital inflow. Funding spiking to +0.10% on a vertical rally is a warning sign despite the green color.
Also known as: sygnał, signal, sygnał zbiorczy