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The pair detail page and timeframe ladder

The large chart, the header controls, the nine-panel timeframe ladder and the six analysis tabs.

Opening the page

Click a symbol in a widget header, the expand icon, or a tab in the pair strip under the top bar. The pair strip shows one tab per watched pair with its live price, today's change and the current consensus badge; the Grid tab returns to the dashboard.

If you open a pair that is not on your watchlist, the page offers Add … to watchlist and Back.

The header panel shows the symbol, source badge, price, change since the daily open, and badges for paused, deep analysis running, deep done or deep failed. analysed … ago is the time of the last analysis pass and the small gauge is the crash risk.

Controls on the right:

Control What it does
threshold box and Set Per-pair confidence threshold. Enter 0.75 or 75; leave blank and press Set to go back to the global value. Signals below it are not emitted.
Get prediction now Re-runs the live analysis on all timeframes and refreshes the conclusion card. Fast, no history rescan. Predictions also refresh automatically on every closed candle.
Run deep analysis Queues the full-history scan for this pair (admins; subscribers can trigger it only while the pair is preparing).
Toggle Start or stop analysis for the pair.

Clicking the header acknowledges a flashing crash level.

The chart block

Under the chart you get, in order: the status strip, the technical ratings gauges in full size with a Show indicators button, the consensus card in full form with its firing combinations, the pattern-engine verdict box, the Similar past situations (analog forecast) card, the signal panel when a signal is live, and the Watching list. See the dedicated articles for each.

Timeframe ladder

Below the chart block sit nine small panels, one per timeframe from 1m to 1M. Each shows:

  • the timeframe and a bias arrow (up, down or a dash) with the numeric bias from -1 to +1;
  • the regime (trend up, trend down, range, squeeze);
  • the best pattern on that timeframe with its stage and probability of completing;
  • f and c counts: patterns forming and confirmed.

The top border is coloured by bias. Click a panel to show that timeframe on the chart. The ladder is the fastest way to see the fractal picture: for example a 5m W forming inside a 4h inverse head and shoulders reads as green on both panels.

Tabs

Tab Content
Techniques & combinations The pair's historical evidence: winning technique combinations per horizon with accuracy, holdout accuracy, cases, lower bound and coverage, plus accuracy by regime and by session. Below it, every technique on its own with its directional accuracy per horizon and its current vote. Also shows the live track record of calls on this pair.
Pattern history Every stored pattern with stage, quality, neckline, target, invalidation, MFE, MAE, whether the +1 height target was hit and the final return. Filter by timeframe and stage. Click a row to draw it on the chart.
Stats Hit rates per timeframe, pattern, scale bucket and regime (reached +0.5, +1.0, +1.5, +2.0 heights), average move, median bars to target and expectancy, with a bar chart of target hit rate by pattern.
Derivatives Funding rate, open interest, long/short ratios and liquidations per minute over the last 72 hours, with the source and feed status.
Orderbook Cumulative bid and ask depth over the top 25 levels, imbalance, detected walls (at least 4x the median size) and the depth features used by the models. Refreshes every 3 seconds.
Crash history Labelled crash events on this pair: start, trough, horizon, depth, duration, recovery, whether BTC led, and the precursors recorded before each one.

Note: the Pattern history and Stats tabs are empty until deep analysis has run. Derivative histories from the exchange cover about 30 days and grow locally from the day the pair was added.

Tip: when the chart shows a drawn pattern from the history tab, switching timeframe clears the drawing. Click the row again to redraw it.