Cross-Signal Safety & Coherence
Measures how well individual trading signals agree with each other. High coherence means signals are aligned; low coherence warns of contradictions.
Safety Dashboard
Divergence Analysis
Recommendation
Understanding Signal Coherence
Why Signal Coherence Matters: The safety score measures cross-signal agreement across all tracked metrics: funding rates, order book imbalance, whale activity, on-chain flows, and price momentum.
- Score 80-100 (Safe): Signals strongly agree — high conviction environment for directional trades
- Score 50-80 (Moderate): Partial agreement — reduce position sizes and use tighter stops
- Score 0-50 (Danger): Signals contradict each other — high uncertainty, favor delta-neutral strategies
How It Works: The system computes a pairwise correlation matrix between all active signals. When signals agree (e.g., bullish funding + whale buying + positive momentum), coherence is high. Divergence warnings fire when key signals point in opposite directions, indicating elevated risk and a higher chance of whipsaw price action.
Trading Application: Use the safety score as a meta-filter on top of other signals. High coherence amplifies conviction; low coherence suggests caution regardless of what individual signals say. Professional traders scale position sizes proportionally to coherence.