Crypto signals with market-quality gates

Exact digital-asset identity

Search results preserve the exact identity of the selected asset. Where relevant, chain and contract information help distinguish unrelated tokens that reuse the same name or ticker.

Completed daily history

Technical indicators use validated, completed daily candles rather than counting an unfinished current-day candle as final. Short, gapped or malformed histories can prevent a directional signal.

Independent price checks

The Oracle compares available current-market observations across qualified centralized or decentralized venues. Material disagreement, stale quotes, thin pools or identity mismatches can force an UNRATED result instead of a misleading signal.

How to read your crypto screen

Start with the asset name, symbol, currency and market shown above the price. Confirm that this is the asset you intended to screen, especially when several tokens share a ticker.

Read the classification together with the indicator coverage, observed risk, model-input coverage and digital-asset quality gate. Coverage describes the available inputs; it is not the probability of a profitable trade. Use the methodology guide to understand how those inputs shape the score.

Why maximum supply or all-time high may be unavailable

Not reported under maximum supply means a maximum has not been verified. It does not necessarily mean supply is unlimited, and total supply is not a substitute for a maximum.

Unavailable under all-time high means the current feeds have not supplied verified all-time price history. Without that high, the distance below it cannot be shown reliably. A recent chart high is not an all-time high. Supplemental historical details show their update time when available.

Check the time behind the result

The market timestamp and the time the screen completed describe different parts of the result. A current quote can move after the most recent daily candle closes. Read the market-data notes and timestamps before comparing observations from different sites.

A saved recent-search shortcut requests a new screen; it does not freeze the earlier result. Changes in prices or available signal indicators can produce different outputs when you return.

Screen another asset without starting over

After a result loads, the search field clears for your next query. The existing result stays visible while you type. Choose the exact asset from the matching results, or select a recent-search button to request a fresh screen.

Recent searches are saved on your device. Clear history removes those shortcuts. You can compare the information you inspect without treating a classification as an instruction to buy or sell.