Which coins sit in which market-structure stage — with each stage's measured track record on its face.
There is no score on this page on purpose: the engine's own backtest found every stage within a fraction of a point of the market over 14 days. A stage describes structure; it is not a forecast.
Stage placement follows the structure detectors alone. Two coins in the same stage can behave nothing alike; the stage is one lens, not a profile.
The 14-day backtest beside each stage is a measured record of how that stage behaved, not a promise: regimes change, and a detector's edge can disappear with the regime that paid it.
Derivatives positioning and cohort flows appear only where they are live, and are labelled as context — the board never folds them into the stage itself.
Open early alpha radar →No. Each stage's measured track record is printed beside it, and none beat the market reliably.
No detector reads a candle it could not have seen at the time.
Because the backtest found no stage that reliably beat the market — a score would invent an edge.
Its structure changed and the detectors re-read the candles; the evidence column shows what moved it.
No. Stages describe market structure — price, volume and holder behaviour — not teams, roadmaps or news.