Guide to Using the coinsfella Crypto Dashboard

Welcome to coinsfella Crypto Dashboard

coinsfella is a modern, real-time cryptocurrency dashboard designed for both investors and traders. With a focus on actionable signals, analytics, and custom alerts, it provides you with everything you need to monitor the crypto market and make informed decisions.

🖥️ Main Features Overview

📊 Dashboard Structure

1. Macro Info Section

Macro Chart: Historical prices for BTC
Macro Bubbles: Key metrics at-a-glance, including:
- BTC Price (with 7d change sparkline)
- Drawdown from ATH (how far BTC is from its all-time high, in %)
- Fear & Greed Index (market sentiment, 0 = extreme fear, 100 = extreme greed)
- CBBI Index (cycle timing indicator, 0 = bottom, 100 = cycle top)
- Pi Cycle Ratio (tracks major cycle tops/bottoms)
Each bubble has a quick alert button () to instantly set up an alert for that metric!

2. Main Coin Table

Columns: Coin, Price, 24h/7d Change, Correlation with BTC, Performance vs BTC, Trend Indicators, RSI, ATR, Cross Signals, Entry/Status, etc.
Sort and filter on any column (e.g., see all "Bullish" coins, highest RSI, etc.)
Each row links to a TradingView chart for deeper analysis.

📈 How Metrics Are Calculated & How to Use Them

Metric	Description, Calculation & Usage Tips
Current Price	Latest spot price from major exchanges (e.g., Kraken, Binance, Coinbase, etc.). How to Use: The base for all other analysis. Compare price to moving averages, ATH, or alerts to spot major breakouts or dips.
Drawdown from ATH	Shows how far the current BTC price is from its highest-ever value (ATH): `((current price - all-time-high) / all-time-high) * 100` Useful for identifying dips and market crashes. How to Use: Large negative drawdowns (e.g., -60% or more) often coincide with market bottoms—historically, good DCA or accumulation zones. Use for risk management; avoid buying near 0% drawdown (close to ATH).
Fear & Greed Index (FGI)	Fetched from alternative.me. 0 = Extreme Fear, 100 = Extreme Greed. Incorporated into entry and risk logic. How to Use: Extreme fear (below 20) is often seen at bottoms; extreme greed (above 80) often marks local tops. Use as a contrarian indicator: buy during fear, take profits during greed.
CBBI Index	Composite Bitcoin Bull Run Index from colintalkscrypto.com. 0 = Cycle Bottom, 100 = Cycle Top. How to Use: Low values (<20) historically mark cycle lows—long-term buy zones. High values (>80) suggest cycle tops—consider reducing risk or taking profits.
Pi Cycle Ratio	Ratio of 111-day to 350-day moving average of BTC price. Historically, values near 1 indicate cycle tops; below 1 are often buy zones. How to Use: If the Pi Cycle Ratio approaches or exceeds 1, it may signal a major market top (consider caution). Historically, crossings below 1 have marked significant market lows.
RSI (1w, 1d, 4h)	Relative Strength Index on weekly, daily, and 4-hour timeframes. Calculated using `ta.momentum.RSIIndicator` over exchange OHLCV data. How to Use: RSI above 70 is considered overbought (possible local top); below 30 is oversold (potential bottom). Look for divergences between price and RSI for early reversal signals. Use multi-timeframe RSI for confirmation.
ATR %	Average True Range as a percentage of price, measuring volatility. Calculated with `ta.volatility.AverageTrueRange` (14d window). How to Use: High ATR % indicates increased volatility—use wider stop losses or expect bigger swings. Low ATR % can signal range-bound markets or upcoming volatility expansion. Great for position sizing and risk control.
Cross Signal	Detects Golden Cross and Death Cross using SMA50/200 or EMA50/200. Golden Cross: Bullish crossover; Death Cross: Bearish crossover. How to Use: A Golden Cross (SMA50 crossing above SMA200) is a classic long-term buy signal; a Death Cross is a sell/reduce risk signal. Best used on higher timeframes (daily+), ideally confirmed with trend and volume.
L-line (Larsson Line)	Custom momentum/trend indicator derived from SMMAs and ATR bands. How to Use: When price is above the L-line, momentum is bullish; below, trend is weakening or bearish. Use for trend-following or as a dynamic trailing stop.
Spot Macro Trend	Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral, based on EMA21W and price relation to long-term MAs. How to Use: Trade in the direction of the macro trend. Go long in confirmed uptrends, avoid longs or consider shorts in confirmed downtrends. Use for overall portfolio allocation.
Spot Entry	Buy or Wait signal, based on trend, RSI, and FGI. How to Use: Consider entries only when all signals align (e.g., trend bullish, RSI not overbought, FGI not extreme greed). Avoid forced entries in conflicting conditions.
Position Status	Hold, Reduce/Exit, DCA, or Wait. Calculated by combining macro trend, RSI, and sentiment. How to Use: Use to manage portfolio: Hold in uptrends, DCA during deep drawdowns and fear, Reduce/Exit near cycle tops or during confirmed downtrends.
Correlation (30D)	30-day price correlation with BTC; helps assess if coins are moving independently or following BTC. How to Use: A high correlation (>0.8) means the coin closely tracks BTC—less diversification. Low or negative correlation can improve portfolio diversification. Trade uncorrelated coins for non-BTC-mimicking strategies.
Relative vs BTC (30D)	Shows whether a coin outperformed or underperformed BTC over the last 30 days. How to Use: Positive relative performance signals strength versus BTC—potential for alpha. Persistent underperformance may be a sign to avoid or rotate out. Use to spot emerging leaders or laggards.

Metric

Description, Calculation & Usage Tips

Current Price

Latest spot price from major exchanges (e.g., Kraken, Binance, Coinbase, etc.).
How to Use: The base for all other analysis. Compare price to moving averages, ATH, or alerts to spot major breakouts or dips.

Drawdown from ATH

Shows how far the current BTC price is from its highest-ever value (ATH):
((current price - all-time-high) / all-time-high) * 100
Useful for identifying dips and market crashes.
How to Use: Large negative drawdowns (e.g., -60% or more) often coincide with market bottoms—historically, good DCA or accumulation zones. Use for risk management; avoid buying near 0% drawdown (close to ATH).

Fear & Greed Index (FGI)

Fetched from alternative.me.
0 = Extreme Fear, 100 = Extreme Greed.
Incorporated into entry and risk logic.
How to Use: Extreme fear (below 20) is often seen at bottoms; extreme greed (above 80) often marks local tops. Use as a contrarian indicator: buy during fear, take profits during greed.

CBBI Index

Composite Bitcoin Bull Run Index from colintalkscrypto.com.
0 = Cycle Bottom, 100 = Cycle Top.
How to Use: Low values (<20) historically mark cycle lows—long-term buy zones. High values (>80) suggest cycle tops—consider reducing risk or taking profits.

Pi Cycle Ratio

Ratio of 111-day to 350-day moving average of BTC price.
Historically, values near 1 indicate cycle tops; below 1 are often buy zones.
How to Use: If the Pi Cycle Ratio approaches or exceeds 1, it may signal a major market top (consider caution). Historically, crossings below 1 have marked significant market lows.

RSI (1w, 1d, 4h)

Relative Strength Index on weekly, daily, and 4-hour timeframes.
Calculated using ta.momentum.RSIIndicator over exchange OHLCV data.
How to Use: RSI above 70 is considered overbought (possible local top); below 30 is oversold (potential bottom). Look for divergences between price and RSI for early reversal signals. Use multi-timeframe RSI for confirmation.

ATR %

Average True Range as a percentage of price, measuring volatility.
Calculated with ta.volatility.AverageTrueRange (14d window).
How to Use: High ATR % indicates increased volatility—use wider stop losses or expect bigger swings. Low ATR % can signal range-bound markets or upcoming volatility expansion. Great for position sizing and risk control.

Cross Signal

Detects Golden Cross and Death Cross using SMA50/200 or EMA50/200.
Golden Cross: Bullish crossover; Death Cross: Bearish crossover.
How to Use: A Golden Cross (SMA50 crossing above SMA200) is a classic long-term buy signal; a Death Cross is a sell/reduce risk signal. Best used on higher timeframes (daily+), ideally confirmed with trend and volume.

L-line (Larsson Line)

Custom momentum/trend indicator derived from SMMAs and ATR bands.
How to Use: When price is above the L-line, momentum is bullish; below, trend is weakening or bearish. Use for trend-following or as a dynamic trailing stop.

Spot Macro Trend

Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral, based on EMA21W and price relation to long-term MAs.
How to Use: Trade in the direction of the macro trend. Go long in confirmed uptrends, avoid longs or consider shorts in confirmed downtrends. Use for overall portfolio allocation.

Spot Entry

Buy or Wait signal, based on trend, RSI, and FGI.
How to Use: Consider entries only when all signals align (e.g., trend bullish, RSI not overbought, FGI not extreme greed). Avoid forced entries in conflicting conditions.

Position Status

Hold, Reduce/Exit, DCA, or Wait.
Calculated by combining macro trend, RSI, and sentiment.
How to Use: Use to manage portfolio: Hold in uptrends, DCA during deep drawdowns and fear, Reduce/Exit near cycle tops or during confirmed downtrends.

Correlation (30D)

30-day price correlation with BTC; helps assess if coins are moving independently or following BTC.
How to Use: A high correlation (>0.8) means the coin closely tracks BTC—less diversification. Low or negative correlation can improve portfolio diversification. Trade uncorrelated coins for non-BTC-mimicking strategies.

Relative vs BTC (30D)

Shows whether a coin outperformed or underperformed BTC over the last 30 days.
How to Use: Positive relative performance signals strength versus BTC—potential for alpha. Persistent underperformance may be a sign to avoid or rotate out. Use to spot emerging leaders or laggards.

🔔 Using Alerts

Quick Alerts: Click any bell icon () on any metric bubble or in the table to pre-fill the alert form with that metric and value.
Manual Alerts: Go to the Alerts page (/alerts), choose Coin Alert for specific coins or Market Index Alert for global metrics (FGI, CBBI, Pi Cycle, Drawdown from ATH).
Alert Types:
- Price/Value-based: Get notified if a metric crosses above/below your set value.
- Change-based: For status changes (e.g., trend switches), get notified on any change.
- Recurring or One-time: Choose if you want to be notified once or every time the condition is met.
Email Notifications: You'll receive an email whenever your alert triggers. Make sure your email is up to date!

Example: Set an alert for BTC Drawdown from ATH < -20% to catch deep market dips.

🛠️ Tips for Traders & Investors

Spot opportunities by sorting the table by Spot Macro Trend, RSI, or Drawdown from ATH.

Use alerts to catch breakouts, big dips, or extreme sentiment—automate your edge!

Check market-wide sentiment before major allocation changes.

Export data for deeper analysis or to backtest your own strategies.

Combine L-line & Spot Macro Trend for advanced momentum-based signals.

For "Correlation (30D)" and "Relative vs BTC (30D)", look for coins with low correlation and strong positive relative returns—these are often the best for diversification and alpha opportunities.

Use "Cross Signal" and "Spot Macro Trend" for trend-following strategies; combine with RSI and ATR% for timing and risk management.

❓ FAQ & Support

How do I set an alert? — Click any or go to the Alerts page, fill the form, and submit.

What does "Drawdown from ATH" mean? — How far the price is from its all-time-high, in percent (negative = below).

Is my data private? — Yes, all alert and user data is private and secure.

How often is data updated? — Price is near real-time; metrics are recalculated every dashboard refresh/cron.

Can I request new features? — Absolutely! Use the project’s GitHub or contact form to suggest improvements.

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