Market Radar methodology

How Coin4VN combines prices, breadth, sentiment, stablecoins, Bitcoin dominance and funding into a reference score.

Data methodology
Scope of this page A score is useful only when its data, timestamp and limitations are clear.

Use this page to separate measured results from inference and to know when not to rely on a score.

Updated Aug 13, 2026 · 14:35

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Helpful when You need to understand a score

Always read the timestamp, sources and tool limitations with the result.

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What question does Radar answer?

Radar offers a concise view of whether the market looks strong, weak or sideways based on several signals at once. The score uses a 0–100 scale and includes a neutral zone where the correct output may be “do not rush”.

Input groups

  • Market capitalization and price changes across the tracked asset basket.
  • Market breadth: the share of rising assets among assets with available data.
  • Market sentiment, stablecoin capitalization and Bitcoin dominance changes.
  • Derivatives funding and active warning signals.

Calculation and limitations

Version radar-v1.0 starts from a base score, then adds or subtracts each input contribution. Extreme funding, warning signals and stale data may reduce or cap the result. Weights can be adjusted in admin but require testing before use.

Radar does not reliably predict price direction. Long/Short setups are paper signals for evaluating the method; entries, stops and targets are not personalized trade instructions.

Update cadence

Components run on schedules of roughly 2–15 minutes depending on the source. The interface shows timestamps and reduces confidence when sources are delayed.