Regime

The quadrant up top places the current regime as a position; three tiles below show today's trend inputs, and the table maps how they combine into that label.

This page decides whether alt-rotation is even permitted right now — it doesn't rank a sector's RSA return measured against a benchmark, not on its own — positive means outperforming it, negative means trailing it. or rotation velocityThe rate of change of a category's share of Total3 over a trailing window. — those live on the leaderboard and sector screens.

• The quadrant shows the current regime as a position, not a forecast — the lit cell marks where the market sits now, and the corner arrows are static axis labels, never a direction it's heading. BTC dominance runs left-to-right (left is lower, right is higher) and alt-cap (Total3) bottom-to-top (bottom is lower, top is higher), so each corner names one combination of the two.
• Each tile is one input to the regime label: BTC dominance, the ETH/BTC ratio, and Total3 (alt-cap).
• Each trend chip states its own input's trend only — up, down, or flat against its own deadband, detailed in the chip's own tooltip. No chip is colored bullish or bearish on its own; only the combination of all three, in the table below, decides the label.
• The rules table maps every combination of the three trends to a label, and highlights the row that matches the current combination whenever a named regime applies.