ConfluenceMeter
Multi-timeframe alignment filter for traders
What it does
ConfluenceMeter helps crypto traders reduce noise by showing when market conditions are aligned across timeframes versus in conflict. It’s not a signal service: no entries, exits, targets, or predictions. Use it to wait for coherent conditions and avoid overtrading during chop or mixed context.
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