Technical analysis pages: a verdict for five majors, recomputed every 15 minutes
New public pages at /analysis carry a consensus verdict for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BNB on three timeframes — the 123-indicator barometer, pivots and structural levels, and the verdict's own track record.
The read-out, without opening the terminal
The engines that score indicators, draw pivots and mark structure have always lived inside the terminal, behind a login. They now also run on the server, and what they produce is published: /analysis with a page each for BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BNB.
Every page carries a verdict on three timeframes — one hour, four hours and one day — recomputed every 15 minutes, and it shows its working rather than a bare arrow:
- The indicator barometer — where all 123 indicators lean, grouped into trend, momentum, oscillators, volatility and volume.
- Levels — four pivot sets, plus the structural levels the Smart Money engine marks on the chart.
- A track record — the verdict's own history: 7 days on the hourly, 30 on the 4-hour, 90 on the daily.
A verdict you can check later
Most published ratings tell you what they think today and quietly forget what they thought last week. These pages keep the line: every recomputed verdict is stored, and the history sits on the page next to the current one. It starts from this release and cannot be back-filled, so on the shorter timeframes you will see it still filling up before it becomes a chart.
From any page, one button opens the same instrument in the terminal — where the levels you have just read are drawn on a live chart.
What the page runs, and what it does not
The server runs the base rule set: the indicator barometer and the stock rules, without the premium methodologies — Elliott Wave, Wyckoff, Ichimoku Pro and the rest — that the terminal loads for a signed-in trader. The page says so in as many words, because the honest version of this feature is one where the public number and the number on your chart are allowed to differ, and you know why.
