Read the score
like a pro.
One number tells you the onchain mood. Here is how to read it, and how not to over trust it, before you open the dashboard.
Read the headline score
The gauge is the whole model in one number from 0 to 100. 60 or above is Bullish, around 50 is Neutral, 40 or below is Bearish. It is built to swing across the full range, not sit at 50, so movement is meaningful.
Check confidence and timeframes
Next to the score sits a confidence percent, how much the metrics agree, weighted by how reliable that score band has been historically, plus whether short and long timeframes are aligned or diverging. Low confidence means treat the read lightly.
Scan the metrics
Each metric shows a z score, how far it is from its own 90 day normal. Green leans bullish, red leans bearish. live is real data, proxy is estimated. This is the why behind the score.
Read the signal chips and questions
Chips such as Exchange Outflow, Whale Accumulation, MVRV Overheated or Bullish Divergence summarize what is firing right now. The yes and no questions answer the classics: are whales accumulating, are coins leaving exchanges, is the network growing.
Trust the backtest, not the vibe
Scroll to the Backtest. Higher score bands should show higher forward returns. Keep Walk forward on, that is the honest, out of sample number. If the correlation is small, the edge is small. Believe it.
Use it as a lens, not a trigger
This is a monitored signal to frame your own research, not a buy or sell button. Change asset between BTC and ETH, and horizon between 7, 14 and 30 days, to stress test the read. It can be wrong. Manage risk.