How Sirruna reads the market
Three house instruments, built from public data and refreshed through the day. Here is exactly what each one measures, where its numbers come from, and what it deliberately does not claim to do.
Sirruna is a research read for thoughtful investors, not a signal service. We do not predict prices. We translate the market's own data into three views that answer three different questions: what regime are we in, where does price sit, and what is happening beneath the surface. Every number on the site comes from public sources, listed at the bottom of this page. Nothing is invented; when a figure is not yet available, we show a dash rather than a guess.
The Conditions Index
The Conditions Index is a single reading of the market's overall posture. It runs from 0 to 100 and sits in one of four bands. It is a measure of conditions, not a forecast: a high reading says the backdrop is supportive, not that prices will rise tomorrow.
The six forces beneath it
The composite is built from six forces, each measuring a different part of the picture. We weight and combine them into the single score; the weighting is ours, but the inputs are all public.
Not a buy or sell signal, and not a price target. A reading of 61 means conditions are constructive, not that the next move is up.
The Riverbank™
The Riverbank shows Bitcoin's recent path as a river running between two banks: a support level below and a resistance level above. The banks are the structural levels that have mattered over the week; the river is where price has actually flowed inside them. At a glance you see whether price is hugging a bank, pressing one, or has broken through.
The bands are set once a week, from the levels that have governed trading. The river and the live marker update continuously, so the position you read is current even when the banks themselves are a few days old. The status line states it plainly: below the lower bank, hugging the lower bank, mid-river, pressing the upper bank, or above the upper bank.
Not a prediction that price will bounce at support or stall at resistance. It is a map of where price stands relative to levels that have mattered, nothing more.
The Market Matrix™
Two markets can sit at the same price for very different reasons. The Matrix plots the market's internals on two axes: breadth (how many coins are participating, from narrow to broad) across the bottom, and volume (how heavy the activity is relative to size, from quiet to frenzied) up the side. Where those two meet names the regime.
A red trail records the last 24 hours, fading from faint at the start to solid at the current dot, so you can see the direction of travel at a glance. A second, teal dot marks the 7-day average, showing how far today has drifted from the week. Breadth is the share of the top 100 coins trading higher; volume intensity is total market activity measured against total market size.
Not a timing tool. A move into Concentration or Broad Rally describes the character of the current tape, not the next candle.
Where the numbers come from
Every figure on Sirruna traces to a public source. We do not hold proprietary price data; our work is in how the pieces are combined and read.
Prices on the tape refresh every few minutes from a shared cache, so a single source call serves every reader rather than each browser hitting the data provider. The Index and the Conditions page update through the day. The regional briefs publish morning and evening; the Long View publishes weekly.
How we work
Sirruna is an AI-assisted research desk. The instruments are computed from the data above; the written briefs and this site's editorial are drafted with AI and shaped to a consistent house voice. We hold ourselves to two rules that matter for trust: no invented numbers, every figure must trace to a real source, and no fabricated quotes, we never put words in the mouths of real people. Where a reading is stale or still loading, we show it as such rather than dress it up.
Sirruna is a research and education product. Nothing here is financial advice, an offer, or a solicitation, and none of it is personalised to your circumstances. Markets carry risk, including the loss of capital. Do your own work, and consider speaking with a licensed adviser before acting.