LPPLCP (Log Periodic Power Law Critical Pulse ) A multi-tiered visual framework that fuses LPPL structural criticality with dynamic phase overlays, designed to illuminate the evolving rhythm beneath price behavior. It surfaces early signs of exhaustion, convergence, and instability for contextual interpretation—not prediction—allowing experienced users to observe emerging tensions before they resolve into price action. Adaptable across timeframes, though effectiveness may vary with market structure, volatility regime, and analytical intent.

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Overwatch acts as a real-time risk management lens. It's your structural risk officer across multiple timeframes. It consolidates five independent engines, tracking flow pressure, volatility asymmetry, structural tension, rhythm instability, and regime drift, into a single adaptive Risk Score. This score is color-coded for interpretive clarity, not prediction, and reflects shifting market fragility from stable to critical. Overwatch doesn’t generate signals or directional advice; it provides a continuous reading on systemic conditions so users can align tactics with context. It is a strategic overlay for assessing vulnerability, not a decision-making system.

SIDE (Scale Invariant Dual Estimator) detects directional agreement between two structurally distinct models, each operating with independent logic. It doesn't forecast, signal, or react...it listens. When both systems reach alignment and pass internal strength thresholds, SIDE expresses that consensus as a system state, not a recommendation. It’s not a trade cue. These are moments of internal coherence, surfaced only when the underlying structure agrees with itself.

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Fractal Node Six is a six-regime classification model that organizes market activity into clear, interpretable states — from strong directional alignment to structural noise.
Inspired by our LPPLCP tracks phase instability(among other things), Fractal Node flags when structure itself breaks down. It shows behavior, not just flow. Works on any time frame.

Coreline maps dynamic market containment, identifying the boundaries where price tends to stall, reverse, or break free. It does not predict price, issue signals, or chase momentum. Instead, it observes how price behaves at structural thresholds, measuring conviction and response. By highlighting the zones of absorption and containment, Coreline helps contextualize price behavior, not as noise, but as structure. It distinguishes motion from meaning, offering a calm lens on whether price is confined or attempting escape.
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PILL The Pill is a behavioral rhythm lens designed to observe when market structure shifts from passive drift into active directional flow. It does not predict outcomes or issue signals, instead, it interprets internal price behavior through adaptive logic, highlighting moments when structure appears to gain coherence. Blue suggests constructive rhythm; red implies disorganization or loss of intent. These are not instructions, but visual cues, meant to be interpreted, not followed. Best used in conjunction with structural tools like SCO or TPM, The Pill helps contextualize when potential movement begins to carry weight.

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The Super Oscillator comprises four normalized inputs that are distilled into a single visual system state. No plots. Just convergence, saturation, and signal decay, all rendered in color. A great compliment to the LPPLCP. Where LPPLCP marks exhaustion, this shows the broader coherence breakdown.

SCO (Scale Convergence Overlay) A structural alignment overlay designed to reveal when multiple time-domain layers begin to shift in synchrony. SCO blends normalized signals from orthogonal models into a composite rhythm, helping experienced users detect evolving consensus across Micro, Meso, and Macro tiers. It offers a real-time perspective on regime fluidity...not trade entries...supporting contextual awareness in environments where structure, volatility, or direction may be rebalancing. Interpretation requires domain expertise and should be used in conjunction with complementary tools and discretion.

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