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Disclaimer and responsibility

Scoring profiles are educational ranking tools, not financial advice and not a promise of profit.
Score helps decide which coins deserve manual review first, but it is not an automatic buy/sell signal.
Every trading decision remains the trader responsibility: position size, leverage, stop placement, exchange risk, liquidation risk, and the consequences of each trade.
A high Score can appear before a failed breakout, a false impulse, a weak pattern, or a news spike. Always check the chart, liquidity, higher-timeframe context, and risk before acting.

Use this profile only for futures context. It ranks coins where derivatives-market pressure may be unusually high.
The profile is not automatically bearish or bullish. It shows where leverage, funding pressure, volatility, and movement deserve manual analysis.
It is useful when searching for crowded trades, squeeze candidates, late-trend risk, or markets where liquidation pressure may become important.

OI/Funding overheat

OI, weight 30%: open-interest change. It shows whether futures exposure is growing or shrinking.
Funding, weight 20%: current funding pressure. Extreme values can reveal an imbalance between long and short demand.
NATR, weight 20%: current normalized volatility.
P₂₄, weight 15%: 24-hour price movement context.
V_R, weight 10%: whether volume is elevated relative to normal.
T_R, weight 5%: whether trade activity is elevated.

High Score means the futures context looks crowded or stressed by several metrics.
Rising OI with strong price movement can mean new risk is entering the market. Whether that supports continuation or reversal depends on chart context.
Funding should be interpreted together with trend direction, OI, and levels. High funding alone is not enough.
If the profile is used on spot-only instruments, the main components are missing and the score is not meaningful.

Check whether OI grows with price or against price.
Check whether funding is actually extreme compared with normal values for that market.
Check whether price is near a level, liquidity zone, or round number.
Check whether the market is trending cleanly; overheated trends can continue longer than expected.