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Most crypto traders check multiple indicators before taking a trade — but reading five separate dashboards creates conflicting signals and analysis paralysis. The Signal Aggregator solves this by pulling live data from all five Trade Logic indicators simultaneously, weighting each by its importance in the decision hierarchy, and combining them into a single verdict score out of 10 with a written analysis paragraph explaining exactly what the market is doing right now.
The result is one clear answer: Trade Long, Trade Short, Caution, or No Trade — updated every 60 seconds from live Binance API data and the alternative.me Fear & Greed index.
Checks whether BTC price is above or below the EMA200 on both the 4H and 1D timeframes, and whether the EMA200 slopes are rising or falling. This is the structural gate — if it shows Bear Structure, long trades are blocked regardless of all other signals. The most important indicator in the system.
Combines three sub-signals: EMA20/EMA50 trend alignment (price above/below both EMAs), 7-day momentum (recent price change %), and short-term volatility (standard deviation of daily returns). Outputs Risk-On, Neutral, or Risk-Off. Determines whether full-size or reduced-size positions are appropriate.
The crypto Fear & Greed Index from alternative.me, interpreted contrarian: extreme fear (below 20) leans bullish because most participants have already sold. Extreme greed (above 80) leans bearish because most participants are fully positioned. Given the lowest weight as sentiment alone is not a reliable timing signal.
A composite of four Binance derivatives signals: leverage conditions (average funding rate), price structure (VWAP position + range location), demand (7-day price change + taker buy/sell ratio), and short-term momentum (3-day vs 7-day average). Weights adjust dynamically based on whether BTC is trending or ranging.
Multi-timeframe alignment check across 30-minute, 1H, 4H, 1D and 1W candles — looking at EMA crossovers, momentum and volume on each timeframe. Strong alignment across all five timeframes produces the highest confidence execution signal. Misaligned timeframes produce caution or no-trade.
Each indicator scores from −1.0 (fully bearish) to +1.0 (fully bullish). Scores are multiplied by their respective weights and summed. The result is normalised to a 0–10 display scale where 5.0 is perfectly neutral. The regime filter also operates as a hard gate — a Bear Structure reading overrides bullish signals from other indicators for long trade permissions.
Below the main analysis, the dashboard shows a strategy permissions table evaluating four approaches: scalp long (15m–1H), scalp short, swing long (1D–1W), and swing short. Each is marked Allowed (conditions support the strategy), Caution (partial alignment — reduce size), or No Trade (conditions don't support the strategy). The regime filter can hard-block all long strategies even if the combined score is neutral.
The aggregator is a market context tool, not a buy/sell signal generator. It tells you the current macro environment for BTC — whether conditions favour offensive positioning, defensive, or staying flat. Use it as step one before drilling down to a specific trade setup.
1. Check the verdict and score. If it's No Trade or Caution — stop. Don't force trades when conditions are unclear. Wait for cleaner alignment before spending time on chart analysis.
2. Read the written analysis. The paragraph below the verdict explains which specific indicators are driving the score and any conflicts between them. This is more useful than the number alone.
3. Check which strategies are permitted. The strategy table tells you whether scalping or swing trading is supported. If you're a swing trader and swings are blocked, there is no point looking for swing setups regardless of how good the chart looks.
4. Move to your own chart analysis. Use the verdict as macro context. Find your specific entry, stop loss and target using technical analysis on TradingView.
5. Size your position correctly. Use the position size calculator to set exact risk based on your stop distance and account size. The risk score from the aggregator can also inform whether you use full size (Risk-On) or reduced size (Neutral/Risk-Off).
⚠️ Not financial advice. The Signal Aggregator is a risk context tool for educational purposes. All data is sourced from Binance API and alternative.me. Signals do not guarantee outcomes. Always trade with defined risk and never risk capital you cannot afford to lose. See the position size calculator to manage risk correctly.