Transparent model · 100 reference units

See the weighting.
Keep the decision.

This explorer shows how one mechanical DCA rule changes as the absolute cycle reading moves. It always starts from 100 model units: there is no budget, account, exchange or order input. The output describes the rule; it does not prescribe a trade.

Public data onlyNormalized, not personalizedNo execution output

Allocation anatomy

One reference weight, three conditional reserves

Model componentObservation levelShare of 100 unitsRole in the rule

Interpretation boundary. Observation levels are relative price changes used to explain the model's geometry. They are not limit-order instructions, targets or a recommendation to allocate capital.

How the rule behaves

Absolute heat changes the shape, not your decision

The model reads Absolute TIDE (0–1) from data/latest.json. If that composite is unavailable, it may display the narrower MVRV-Z valuation lens from the long series and names that fallback explicitly. The two numbers are never presented as interchangeable.

Absolute TIDEHistorical labelModel geometry
≤ 0.15Deep-value evidenceHigher reference weight; tighter observation levels
0.15–0.35Value evidenceReference-heavy, with a smaller conditional reserve
0.35–0.55Middle rangeMore balanced reference and reserve weights
0.55–0.75Elevated heatLower reference weight; wider observation levels
> 0.75Extreme heatMinimum reference weight; deepest model spacing

Educational market context only. The model does not know a reader's holdings, liabilities, horizon, jurisdiction, taxes or risk capacity. Its value is transparency: the rule can be inspected without being mistaken for an individualized plan.