About Market Structure

The Market Structure Dashboard is a comprehensive technical suite designed to objectively define trend regimes, support and resistance levels, and macro valuation extremes. By stripping away subjective chart patterns, this dashboard relies on pure price data to construct a robust framework for navigating both crypto and traditional financial markets. It unifies four distinct visual modules into a single analytical interface: the Heatmap, Flow Ribbons, Price Zone Dynamics, and Regime Divider. A core feature of this suite is the Regime Divider, which anchors the market's macroeconomic trend to the 365-day moving average. When coupled with the Flow Ribbons (a multi-timeframe **EMA** stack) investors can effortlessly visualise momentum shifts and trend compression. Furthermore, the Price Zone Dynamics engine autonomously maps historical pivot points, grading support and resistance levels based on their density of touches and structural resilience. For macro accumulation and distribution, the Heatmap view translates the asset's price-to-moving-average ratio into a gradient colour scale. By visualising how far price has deviated from its foundational 200-day or 200-week **SMA**, alongside the duration since its last all-time high, the dashboard provides a clear, emotionless guide to cyclical overextension and deep value.

Signal Zones

Trading Signals by Regime

How It Is Calculated

Frequently asked questions

How does the Price Zone Dynamics view grade support and resistance?

The algorithm detects historical swing highs and lows, then casts a narrow band forwards in time. It adds structural 'strength' points every time price respects the level (a touch) and subtracts points when price slices cleanly through it (a break). Only the highest-scoring levels are displayed.

Why does the Regime Divider use the 365-day MA?

The 365-day **SMA** represents the true 1-year baseline cost basis for the asset. Historically, remaining above this level defines a secular bull market, whilst breaking below it confirms a structural shift into a bear market.

What do tightly compressed Flow Ribbons mean?

When the short-term and long-term **EMAs** cluster closely together, it indicates a severe lack of directional momentum and a contraction in volatility. These compression zones almost always precede explosive, high-velocity breakouts.

How should I interpret the Heatmap's Days Since ATH mode?

This mode colours price action based on how long the asset has spent below its previous all-time high. It helps contextualise the duration of bear markets and visually defines the 'desert' phases of macro consolidation.