Indicators & macro

What it does

Indicators reads live momentum and participation (the majors’ 24h move and how many coins are up), with trend, leverage and flows as context, plus a high-timeframe cycle board of on-chain readings compared with their own history.

Macro collects the headlines and economic prints that move risk appetite, and shows Bitcoin against gold and the S&P 500.

How it works

1. Open Indicators for the free live reading and the cycle board. Each indicator sits beside its own historical range.
2. A “most stretched” reading is only called out at or beyond the 90th percentile of the indicator’s own history (or the 10th, for the low tail). Below that, nothing is highlighted.
3. Open Macro for upcoming and recent high-impact prints, recent headlines and the cross-asset view.
4. For a written read, generate the market report at the foot of the page. Missing core data is labelled unavailable, never filled in with a proxy.

Why it helps

• The longer-term cycle question and the short-term question sit on one page.
• Extremes are only flagged when they are genuinely extreme, so quiet days read quiet.
• You know which macro prints are close before they move the market.

What you’ll see

Cycle board

Indicators such as MVRV against their own history, with progress toward their historical trigger levels.

Sentiment

Readings such as Fear & Greed: the current reading and its label, with no change figure, highlighted at extremes only.

Macro calendar

High-impact prints with previous and consensus values where available.

Live score

The tab’s reading from the latest market update, with a small “Live · updated X min ago” line at the bottom of its box. Delayed inputs read Delayed.

Costs & limits

• Indicators and Macro pages are free.

Indicators describe conditions against history; they do not time tops or bottoms. Sources and update times are labelled on each reading.