How to Read a MarktBit Signal Card
BUY/SELL labels, confidence, measured indicators, and the maturity model — decoded field by field.
A MarktBit signal card is a stored record, not a live guess. The values shown — momentum, range position, RSI(14), MACD histogram, SMA(20)/SMA(50), realized volatility — are the same numbers the engine computed at emission time.
The label comes from fixed rules. For crypto: momentum ≥ +1% AND range position ≥ 0.65 emits BUY; momentum ≤ −1% AND range position ≤ 0.35 emits SELL. Anything between the thresholds produces no signal — silence is also information.
Range position measures where the current price sits between the recent low and high. Momentum measures the percentage change across the rolling tick window. Together they aim to catch moves that are already confirmed by structure, not anticipate reversals.
Confidence scales with measured momentum strength — it is not a probability of profit. Treat a high-confidence signal as "the measurement was strong", not "the outcome is likely".
Signals mature: a fresh signal is pending until enough time passes for its outcome to be measured against the mature price. Only then does it enter the hit-rate statistics you see on the performance page.
The one rule that matters most: the card tells you what the market DID within a window. It says nothing about what it WILL do next.