Crypto Market Health
One composite read on the whole crypto market — trend, breadth, volume, sentiment and rotation, published daily as a score with an honesty band.
Neutral
Signals are mixed, with no dominant trend across the five components. Markets have moved either way from this zone.
The five components
Each component is scored 0–100 from public market data. Missing components are excluded and disclosed — never silently defaulted.
Trend
30-day trend
Breadth
30-day trend
Volume
30-day trend
Sentiment
30-day trend
Rotation
30-day trend
MHS = 0.30·Trend + 0.25·Breadth + 0.15·Volume + 0.15·Sentiment + 0.15·Rotation
Weights are priors — owner KT, revisit 2026-10
History
Pro unlocks 90-day and 1-year composite depth, per-component history and funding / open-interest detail. See plans
Cycle read
A deterministic phase classification from the score's level, its 30-day slope and the sentiment band. Registered thresholds, no discretion — descriptive, never advice.
The score is mid-to-high and holding. Broad participation phases like this have historically carried trends, with normal pullbacks along the way.
Not investment advice. The phase is a description of measured conditions, not a prediction.
Frequently asked questions
What is the crypto market health score?
A composite 0–100 read on the whole crypto market, built from five measured components: trend, breadth, volume regime, sentiment and dominance rotation. It describes current conditions — it does not predict prices.
How is the score calculated?
Each component is scored 0–100 from public market data across roughly the top 1,000 coins, then combined as 0.30×Trend + 0.25×Breadth + 0.15×Volume + 0.15×Sentiment + 0.15×Rotation. The weights are documented priors, owned and revisited on a schedule.
Why is the score shown as a range instead of a single number?
When a component is missing — for example when the sentiment source fails — we exclude it and widen the published range instead of inventing a value. The range is the honest uncertainty of that day's reading.
What is the Danger Index?
A separate 0–100 gauge of downside-risk conditions: weakening trend, leverage in derivatives markets, sentiment froth and breadth divergence. Health and danger can be elevated at the same time — late-cycle markets often score high on both.
How often is the data updated?
A snapshot is recorded once a day. Component inputs such as dominance carry longer backfilled history, but the composite score is only ever computed live — we never reconstruct scores for dates before tracking began.
Act on regime changes, not headlines
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