The chart combines price candles with regime probabilities, short-horizon price statistics, SAFE exposure, and on-chain features. Below is a practical interpretation guide.
| Line / Feature | Scale | How to interpret |
|---|---|---|
| UP_SLOW, UP_FAST RANGE_LOWVOL, RANGE_HIGHVOL DOWN_SLOW, DOWN_FAST |
0..1 probabilities | Regime classifier output. When one state dominates (e.g., ~0.99), SAFE treats it as the market’s “operating mode”. Transitions (e.g., DOWN_SLOW → RANGE_LOWVOL) matter more than single-day wiggles. |
| P_Corr_10D | ~ -1..+1 | Short-horizon autocorrelation (a proxy for momentum vs noise). Near 0 suggests “memoryless” price action (weak trend edge). |
| P_Reb_10D | 0..1 | Estimated 10-day rebound likelihood / mean-reversion propensity. Low values imply weak bounce odds; rising values often appear before a stable range or recovery phase. |
| E_target_safe | 0..1 | SAFE target exposure (risk budget allocation). It can climb while regime remains bearish: that means “opportunity is building” but “confirmation is missing”. |
| OC_amount_log | log scale | Total on-chain transfer amount (log). High values = active network. Extreme spikes can accompany structural events; persistently low values can signal exhaustion/freeze. |
| OC_vol_z | z-score | Standardized on-chain volume. Negative = below long-term mean; deep negative often means participation is muted (not necessarily bullish or bearish, but informative with other features). |
| OC_whale_share | 0..1 (often small) | Share of activity attributed to large entities (whales). Rising whale share ahead of price can indicate accumulation/distribution; very low whale share suggests price is driven by smaller flows. |
| OC_dom_z | z-score | Dominance-like signal standardized. Negative = below average dominance/relative strength, often implying BTC is not “pulling liquidity” aggressively. |