Crypto methodology

How Crypto Mood IndexX is calculated

Crypto Mood IndexX measures global crypto-market sentiment on a 0-100 scale. Methodology version crypto-mood-v1.0 is the production-candidate methodology effective July 20, 2026.

What it measures

It combines Bitcoin trend, eligible top-100 breadth and Bitcoin realised volatility into one global market-condition model.

What it does not measure

It does not predict returns, recommend tokens, connect wallets, execute trades, custody assets, rank sponsored coins or provide personalised advice.

Formula

Crypto Mood Score = 35% BTC Momentum + 40% Eligible Top-100 Breadth + 25% BTC Volatility

Components

Additional signals being observed

Volume Strength and Risk Appetite are retained as contextual indicators but have 0% weight in crypto-mood-v1.0. They do not affect the current score.

Universe construction

The production universe starts with top-100 crypto assets by market capitalisation from CoinGecko and excludes stablecoins, wrapped duplicates, obvious synthetic representations and assets lacking basic liquidity or market-cap data. The eligible universe is frozen for each daily snapshot for reproducibility. Intentionally excluded assets are reported separately from missing data. Valid breadth requires at least 90% eligible-universe coverage for 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day return fields.

Normalisation

Every scored component uses deterministic thresholds or percentile windows, clamps results to 0-100 and validates that weights total 100%. Identical inputs produce identical outputs. Methodology version: crypto-mood-v1.0.

Hourly calculation and daily snapshots

The prepared pipeline is designed to collect essential market snapshots hourly, refresh cached BTC history daily and create one immutable v1.0 daily score snapshot at 00:00 UTC after approval. Daily aggregate eligible volume, BTC dominance and eligible-universe records accumulate prospectively for context.

Missing, partial and stale data

Valid status requires complete BTC Momentum, eligible Top-100 Breadth and BTC Volatility inputs using compatible cutoffs, no stale inputs, no demonstration data, 90% breadth coverage and v1.0 weight reconciliation. Contextual Volume Strength and Risk Appetite gaps do not block a v1.0 score because they are outside the formula. A partial calculation must not be published as valid; the last valid score should be preserved when an update fails.

Historical revisions

Published daily v1.0 snapshots are immutable and are not rewritten after future methodology changes. Any future scoring change must create a new methodology version rather than silently changing crypto-mood-v1.0.

History accumulation

Official v1.0 history begins prospectively. The site does not reconstruct historical v1.0 scores from incomplete inputs and does not join demonstration history to real production history. One-day direction requires two valid v1.0 snapshots, seven-day direction requires eight appropriate daily snapshots and 30-day direction requires 31 appropriate daily snapshots.

Future revisions

Volume Strength or Risk Appetite may be reconsidered only after sufficient prospective history, approved formulas and coverage validation are available. Any such change must be released as a new methodology version.

Data sources and attribution

CoinGecko API is the intended primary provider. Webpages are not scraped. Binance public market-data endpoints may be used only as optional secondary validation, not as a replacement global source.

Limitations

Crypto trades continuously, liquidity can fragment across venues, and stablecoin, wrapped-token and synthetic-asset classification may require ongoing review. The model does not claim predictive certainty.

Disclaimer

Crypto Mood IndexX provides general crypto-market analytics for educational purposes. It does not provide investment advice, personalised recommendations, price predictions, execution, custody or exchange services. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in substantial or complete loss.