Scanner directional bias

BTC Bias

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State

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Score

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BTC price

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Readings loaded

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Range

Score and state over time

State changes

Since	State	Score at flip	Duration

How to read this

The score runs from -100 to +100. Above 0 is a bullish bias, below 0 is a bearish bias. The further from 0, the stronger the lean.

The level matters more than the direction of the line. The state flips on thresholds (the dashed lines on the chart), not on slope:

BULL — score reaches +. Favors longs.
BEAR — score reaches -. Favors shorts.
NEUTRAL — no clear edge. Once in BULL or BEAR, the state only drops back to NEUTRAL when the score falls inside ±. That gap stops the state flickering around the threshold.

Rising vs falling line: a rising line means the bias is strengthening and a falling line means it is fading. It is a hint about momentum, not a signal on its own. A line rising from -60 to -40 is still a bearish regime, just a less bearish one; a line falling from +80 to +40 is weakening but still favors longs.

Practical use: treat the state as the filter (BULL for longs, BEAR for shorts, NEUTRAL for no edge) and use the slope to judge whether that bias is building or running out.

Stacked chart: each colored bar shows which components are pushing the score up (above the zero line) or down (below it) at that moment. The legend lists each component and its latest value.

The shaded bands behind the main line show the state at each reading (green BULL, red BEAR, grey NEUTRAL). The State changes table lists every flip and how long each state lasted. Hover the main chart to see the exact time, score, state and BTC price for any reading.