Reading the analysis

Below every chart on /app/chart/[symbol] CryptHunter publishes a layered prose analysis. This page explains what each section means and how to read it. The same engine (CryptHunter.Api.Analysis.AnalysisBuilder) feeds both the website and the Telegram bot DM headline — same vocabulary in both places.

🚦 The verdict (traffic light)

At the very top of the analysis sits a single traffic-light verdict that reconciles the chart's 30-day trend with the primary active setup, so the page never contradicts itself:

🟢 Green — trend and setup agree and price is actionable (inside the entry zone, or a target was reached).
🟡 Amber — watch. The setup and the trend disagree (e.g. a long setup while the coin's 30-day trend is short), or it is simply too early. Not a green light.
🔴 Red — the setup is invalidated: price closed past the stop.
⚪ Neutral — no clear read: no active setup, or a flat trend.

The verdict is decision-support context for your eye — it mainly helps you avoid counter-trend entries. It is not a profit filter and not financial advice.

📈 Per-symbol trend (30-day)

The chart header shows each coin's own trend over the last 30 days — LONG or SHORT — from its trailing return (time-series momentum). It is independent of the EMA trend label and refreshes daily.

This signal is validated as a long+short BASKET of the major coins (≈ +2–3%/mo net in backtest and walk-forward), not as a single coin — one chart is noisy. Follow several coins / the basket on /app/trend rather than one. Backtest is not live forward performance; this is educational, not financial advice.

🏅 Setup quality, leverage & Order Block

Every ABC setup is graded by a research-backed "will it hold" tier, shown as a badge on the card, the chart and the orders table. It is computed strictly as-of-C with no look-ahead:

HIGH — the bar after point C reclaimed the level AND the move is confirmed by an Order Block or a sharp arrival. Historically the strongest cohort.
MED — the reclaim is there, without the extra confluence.
LOW — no reclaim yet; historically the weakest — wait for confirmation.
OB — a blue chip that appears on a HIGH setup whose point C sits inside an unbroken demand/supply Order Block. Historically the best ABC cohort (about +5pp higher hit-rate to Garant and roughly half the drawdown in backtest). It signals relative quality, NOT a profit guarantee.

Each tier carries a leverage ceiling — HIGH ≤ 5×, MED ≤ 2×, LOW × 1 — from per-tier risk math. Always size by risk (a fixed % of equity per trade), never by the leverage number.

The card also shows entry depth: 0% at the favourable boundary near point C (best risk/reward), up to 100% at the cautious entry edge; beyond 100% the move has already run to the targets and the entry window has passed.

📊 Chart analysis (always present)

The first block describes the chart as a whole — independently of which setup you have selected. It collects five facts in plain language:

Trend + momentum. A one-line summary of whether the price is rising, falling or in a range, and whether momentum is stretched, exhausted or balanced.
24-hour change + volatility. How much the price moved over the last day and a coarse volatility tag (subdued / typical / elevated) so you can size expectations.
Nearest support / resistance. The closest swing low below and swing high above current price — concrete levels to watch for break or hold.
Active setups. How many longs and shorts the system is currently tracking on this symbol, with a long-term vs mid-term breakdown.
SMC zone reconciliation (Pro). If you are in the Discount or Premium zone, the system explicitly checks whether the zone tone agrees with the active setups. If they agree — confirmation. If they conflict — an explicit note that the chart structure is overriding the zone (so you never see "good place for longs" while every active setup is a short).

This block is always populated, even when there are no active setups — in that case the closing sentence reads "no active setups, the system is waiting for a new signal."

Example: a candle chart with the entry zone highlighted and the garant / impulse target lines. This is a static illustration — in the dashboard price updates live.

🎯 Selected setup context (when you click an order)

Click any order in the right-hand sidebar and a new block appears between the chart card and the per-order summary. Four paragraphs zoom into that specific setup in the context of the chart:

What this setup is. Horizon (long-term / mid-term), direction (long / short), the entry-zone boundaries and the two targets — restated in plain words so you do not have to flip back to the order card.
Where the price is now. State (inside the zone, progressing toward garant, garant reached, impulse reached, invalidated), distance to each target, and an honest R/R verdict (good / moderate / weak).
How the chart context supports or fights it. Whether the trend agrees with the setup direction or it is a counter-trend trade; for Pro, whether the SMC zone tone aligns with this specific order.
Conflicts and action. Whether there are opposing setups on this chart (a reason to wait or size down), and one actionable line keyed to the setup state — "enter near the favourable edge", "already in-progress, R/R is paid out", "lock in partial profit", or "this idea is dead".

If no order is selected, this block stays hidden — the system never shows you generic setup advice unrelated to anything on screen.

BTC-USDT · 4h · market context

📊 Chart analysis. Uptrend, momentum balanced. BTC is +1.8% in 24h, volatility typical. Nearest support 74,200, resistance 80,900. Three long setups and one short are active right now — long bias preferred.

🎯 Selected setup. Long-term long from the 74,937 – 76,665 zone. Price 80,263 — garant already taken, heading toward impulse at 80,698. Setup R/R is 2.34, the chart trend confirms direction.

✓ Verdict. Garant fired — lock in part of the position, trail the stop to breakeven, hold the rest toward impulse.

Example of the «Chart analysis» + «Selected setup context» block — the prose that appears under the chart after you click an order.

Active setup card

Below the context block, a compact card shows the one-line lifecycle headline (🎯 Enterable / ✓ Setup is working / 💰 First target hit / 🚀 Full impulse reached / ✗ Invalidated) plus the R/R, invalidation price and validity strip. Same information as the longer context block but condensed for at-a-glance reading after you have read the prose once.

🟢 BTC-USDT · Long-term BUYUpdated · 6d ago

Entry zone74,937 – 76,665✅ Garant78,682Impulse80,698Current80,263R/R2.34Garant statusconfirmed

💰 On $100 invested: +$3.80 to garant · +$6.46 to impulse

Example of an active order card: entry zone, garant, impulse, R/R and the $100-sized P&L.

Deep dive

An extended customer-friendly explanation: trend in narrative form, momentum + 24h + volatility, levels translated into "what to watch", and a final paragraph reminding you the analysis is decision support, not financial advice. Jargon-free — no EMA / RSI / SMC vocabulary. Read it once when you start with a symbol; afterwards the shorter chart-wide block is usually enough.

Trader-grade detail (Pro)

Pro subscribers get one extra block with a semi-technical breakdown: EMA 50 vs EMA 200 trend label, RSI 14 reading and zone (overbought / neutral / oversold), aggregated active-setup count, the nearest active setup with its concrete levels, and the SMC summary — structure bias (bullish / bearish / neutral), price zone (Premium / Discount), counts of unbroken bullish and bearish order blocks and FVGs, plus the most recent swing-high and swing-low.

Below that, a structured Technical report table lists the same numbers in a fixed-key format — useful for journaling or programmatic comparison across symbols.

Example of the liquidity heatmap with resting-order walls, a highlighted entry zone and the current price.

Same analysis in the Telegram bot

Docs.analysis.p_tg