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Understand News To Signal

News To Signal links a public news report to an AI-assisted market read, then checks the related price candles when data is available.

Read in this order: source news, expected pressure, then market reaction.

How it works

One article, one expected read, one market check

Start with the publisher article. The site then summarizes the expected crypto-market pressure and its likely time window. If real candles cover that publication time, the market check shows whether the first measured move aligned with the read. None of these steps is a trading instruction.

Illustrative example

How one signal should be read

  1. Source report

    A regulator publishes a decision that may affect crypto ETF flows.

  2. Expected pressure

    The analysis marks bearish pressure on BTC with a first 1h to 4h monitoring horizon.

  3. Market check

    A measured BTC decline in that window supports the original read; a rise challenges it; missing candle coverage remains not measured.

Core terms

What the labels mean

Signal Score

A 0-100 priority rank for monitoring a news item.

A higher score means review first. It is not a buy or sell instruction.
Expected pressure

The type of market reaction the analysis expects after publication.

Bullish, bearish, watch and reaction risk describe pressure, not a trade order.
Market check

A check against real price candles after the news publication time.

It can confirm, reject or leave the expected pressure unresolved.
Reaction Risk

The first move may be rumor-driven, unstable or quickly reversed.

Treat it as a warning and inspect the chart before trusting the move.
Watch Window

The period where the news is most likely to produce a visible market reaction.

After this period, the news moves from active monitoring to chart review.
Chart Focus

A market chart opened around the signal publication time.

Use it to compare the timestamp with the first candles after the news.
Signals

Where a news item is in its reaction window

New publications

News still inside its earliest reaction window.

The first market move may not be visible yet.
Reaction window

Price may still be confirming or rejecting the analysis.

The related market chart is most useful during this stage.
Chart review

The active reaction window has passed.

Use the chart to replay what happened after publication.
Live incidents

How a sudden market move is investigated

Move detected

An unusual short-term price and volume move was detected on a monitored crypto pair.

It describes measured market activity. It does not yet explain the cause.
Cause searching

No sufficiently strong source has been linked to the move yet.

The move can be technical, liquidation-driven or caused by information not yet available.
Possible catalyst

A nearby source mentions a relevant asset or market channel, but the evidence remains limited.

Treat the link as a lead to inspect, not a causal conclusion.
Likely catalyst

Timing, asset relevance and source quality align strongly with the detected move.

The attribution is still probabilistic and can be revised.
Corroborated source

A direct or independently supported source is linked to the incident.

Corroboration strengthens the source evidence; it still does not mathematically prove causality.
Market check

What the chart reaction means

Confirmed

The measured price move aligned with the expected signal direction.

This supports the original read for that window only.
Rejected

The measured price move went against the expected signal direction.

The original read was challenged in that window.
Checking

The reaction window is still open or the move is not decisive.

No confirmation claim is made yet.
Not measured

The available price candles do not cover the required publication window.

No zero return or confirmation is inferred from missing data.
Method and provenance

What comes from where

News provenance

Items come from configured public feeds and keep a link to the publisher article.

Several publisher reports may be grouped as one event. More reports do not prove that the event is true.
Analysis

AI assistance identifies likely market relevance, expected pressure, timing, assets and risks.

The analysis is fallible and remains separate from the source report.
Price data

Market checks use real spot-market candles around the publication time when coverage exists.

Missing or incomplete coverage is shown as not measured. No market value is invented.
Current and historical

Active signals are still inside their expected reaction window. Older items move to chart review.

The original horizon stays visible, but is never presented as a future window once it has closed.
Measured history

When past results can be shown

Measured history

Past signal reactions that have enough completed market checks to be reviewed as a group.

While the sample is too small or incomplete, no public performance claim is shown.
Trust rules

How to use the analysis

AI read

An AI-assisted interpretation of what changed, which assets are exposed and what pressure may follow.

It can be incomplete or wrong. Always check the source article.
Measured reaction

A comparison with price candles after publication when market data is available.

It reports that window. It does not predict the next move.
Not a recommendation

Scores, pressure labels and market checks are market intelligence, not financial advice.

News To Signal does not tell users to buy, sell, short or size a position.
Important

Market intelligence, not financial advice

News To Signal helps users inspect market-moving information faster. Scores, confirmations and chart reactions are analytical tools. They do not guarantee price movement and they are not recommendations to buy, sell or hold any asset.