The TPI composites 15 independent technical indicators into a single directional read — Long, Short, or Neutral — for each asset and timeframe. When the majority of indicators agree, trend conviction is high.
Each of the 15 indicators independently evaluates the current price action and outputs a directional signal. These signals are tallied into a composite score (e.g., 12/15 = strong consensus). The composite direction is determined by majority vote across all active indicators.
This approach reduces the noise inherent in any single indicator. A single RSI reading can mislead — but when 12 out of 15 indicators agree on direction, that consensus is statistically more robust than any individual measure.
Updated every 4 hours. Colors indicate majority direction across the 15 indicators for each timeframe.
| Asset | 12H | 1D | 1W |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | Short | Long | Short |
| ETH | Short | Long | Short |
| SOL | Short | Short | Short |
| SUI | Short | Short | Short |
| XRP | Long | Short | Short |
| AVAX | Long | Short | Short |
| LINK | Short | Short | Short |
| DOGE | Short | Short | Short |
The TPI runs across three timeframes to capture trends at different scales. A 12-hour Long inside a daily and weekly Short suggests a short-term bounce within a larger downtrend — useful context that a single timeframe cannot provide.
12H — short-term momentum, updated every 4 hours from 12-hour candles.
1D — medium-term trend direction from daily candles.
1W — macro trend structure from weekly candles.
A Long signal means the majority of the 15 indicators are reading bullish for that asset on that timeframe. A Short signal means majority bearish. This is a trend research tool — it describes what indicators currently show, not what price will do next.
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