Market breadth

How healthy is crypto right now?

Market breadth, made simple. Every coin we track gets a score from 0 to 100; this is the whole market in one number, plus where the strength is hiding. Drag across any chart to zoom in, double-click to reset.

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Read top-down: the slowest view first, then faster ones to time it.
1Highest timeframe · daily score, five-day smoothed, years of history

Market score over time

The same 0 to 100 score as the gauge, every day since Nov 2021, smoothed over five days. Green above the midpoint, red below, deeper the further from 50; the benchmark above takes the same colour.
2Medium timeframe · daily trend checks, read over months

Signal Breadth

Every day, the number of coins with at least 3 of 5 trend checks pointing up (Buys) minus the number pointing down (Sells). Above zero the market is in gear, below zero it is not; the benchmark above takes the same colour.
3Lowest timeframe · hourly trading rules, read over weeks

Matrix Breadth

Every hour, the number of coins whose trading rule is Long minus the number Short. Above zero the rules lean long, below zero they lean short; the benchmark takes the same colour. The 6M and longer views step to daily bars.
Where the strength is

Sectors: how strong, and which way they are moving

Ranked by average score. Each card shows two reads: the trading rules, which set the BUY / WAITING / SELL badge on every coin, and the slower trend checks. The chart is the trend checks week by week since 2021, up minus down as a share of the sector. Majors is the largest coins by market value, and a coin can belong to more than one sector. Tap a sector to open it.

Coins

Every coin, one score

All 115 coins we track, the 88 core names and 27 shitcoins. Tap a card for the full story: what is driving the score, the current signal, and how this coin's rule has performed.

All coins · Signal Breadth and score

Buys minus Sells across every coin in this group, each day, with the group's equal-weight index above.
Stocks

Where the money is rotating

The stock market moves in rotations: money flows into some sectors and industries and out of others for months at a time. These two views show which ones are leading the S&P 500 right now and which are turning.

Start broad with the 11 sectors, then look inside them at the industries.
1Sectors · the 11 S&P sector funds

The rotation map

Each dot is a sector today, with its trail over the last ten weeks. Right of centre it is stronger than the S&P, above centre its momentum is rising. Sectors circle the map clockwise: improving, leading, weakening, lagging. Tap a dot to open it.
How to read the two together. The map shows where a sector is; the leaderboard shows how fast it is moving. Leaders on the right of the map are where the money is now. Sectors that top the leaderboard while still in the blue Improving quarter are where it is going next.
Leading: ahead and gainingWeakening: ahead but slowingLagging: behind and fadingImproving: behind but catching upthin end = 10 weeks ago · arrow = today

Momentum leaderboard

Which sectors are gaining the fastest right now, not which are biggest or best. Each sector is matched against the other ten; the segments are how many it is out-pacing. Tap a row to open it.

One sector, against the market

The sector fund's price, coloured by its 0 to 100 score, with the score and the momentum against the S&P 500 below. Half the score is the fund's own price trend and momentum; the rest is how it compares with the market and with its peers. Drag to zoom, double-click to reset.
2Industries · 70 focused, higher-octane industry and theme funds

Industry leaderboard

Every industry fund with its 0 to 100 score, and a second read: how fast its momentum is turning compared with every other industry. A fund can be turning faster than most while still falling, which is the early sign of a bottom, not a buy. The volatility scale runs green (calm) to red (wild). Tap a row to open it.

One industry, against the market or its sector

Switch the comparison to the industry's own parent sector to see whether it leads within its neighbourhood, not just against the whole market.

Full history, in context

Price coloured by the regime of the coin's own fitted trading rule: green long, amber flat, red short, with the ribbon underneath showing the same. Switch the colouring to the coin's own score, the daily trend checks, the market score, or plain candles. Below it, how the coin is doing against Bitcoin, and what its sector, the whole market and the market score were doing at the time.
1The portfolio · the basket, equal weight, after costs

Growth of $100

This is the backtest that matters: the rule run on a basket of coins at once, each position the same size. Pick a basket and leverage below. Log scale. Drag to zoom.
2Positioning now

How much of the basket is the rule in?

Share of coins the rule is longShare it is shortLong plus coins waiting for confirmation

Open positions

Coins the rule is long right now, with the gain since entry. Tap one to see its signal.

Every coin in the basket

Green is long, red is short, amber is waiting for confirmation, grey is out. Tap any coin to see the signal on its chart below.
3One coin at a time

The signal, on the chart

Candles coloured by what the rule is doing on this coin: green while it is long, red while it is short, amber when an entry is waiting for confirmation, grey while it is out. Triangles mark entries and exits. The panes below are the indicators that produce the signal. Short ranges show the rule's own bars; 1Y and longer step to daily bars for the faster rules. Use the arrows to flip through the basket.
The crypto matrix

Volume Fusion Pro

Every coin has its own rule, fitted to that coin, built on two volume readings: net buying volume across several bar sizes against its own trend line, and a smoothed volume oscillator on the coin's bar size that has to agree. The rule is long, short or flat, and it is checked every hour on its own bar size. This is what sets each coin's BUY / SELL / WAITING badge. It is not a basket strategy with an equity curve to follow; it is a window into what each fit is doing.

Every fitted coin

Green is long, red is short, amber is flat. Tap a coin to see its fit on the chart.

The fit, on its own bars

Every bar since 2021 on the bar size this coin's fit actually trades, with the exact signals: green while long, red while short, amber while flat. Triangles are entries, rings are exits. Below, the two things the fit watches: the net buying volume line against its trend, coloured by which side it is on, and the smoothed volume oscillator, whose sign has to agree before the fit will act. Use the arrows to flip through every coin.
Strategies

Rules that have earned their place

Six systematic strategies included with Breadthy, four long-only and two that also go short, each run on a basket of coins since 2021 with real trading costs. Change the basket and leverage below, or build your own basket and run them all on it. Watch them for your own trading: open one to see its positioning and the signal drawn on each coin's chart. Volume Fusion Pro, the engine behind every coin's BUY / SELL badge, has its own page below.

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The crypto matrix

Volume Fusion Pro

Every coin gets its own fitted rule built on net buying volume. This is what sets the BUY / SELL / WAITING badge on each coin, checked every hour. Flip through all the coins and see each fit on its chart.