BitQ watches Bitcoin's order flow, positioning, liquidity and structure around the clock and turns them into one plain reading of what the market is doing, and measures every reading against history.
The BitQ Flag reads every closed bar six ways. When the lanes line up, the market is doing one thing. When they argue, the read is mixed, and BitQ says so.
Teal is buyers, coral is sellers, the stronger the deeper. Blue is a coiled market, amber a stretched one.
More data is not the point. Each part of BitQ exists to answer a question a trader asks before acting, and only that question.
We replayed BitQ's live engine over 45 months of Bitcoin history, 131,428 decision points, and compared every reading with the same prediction made at random times. Some readings earn their place. Some do not, and BitQ tells you which.
2.7 points above its random-time baseline in this replay. BitQ measures each reading against random-time baselines; no edge is claimed.
Worse than chance. BitQ says so instead of hiding it.
Learning is governed. BitQ proposes what it should change; a person approves the big changes, and every version can be rolled back. Nothing re-fits itself in the dark.
Public Binance data, live: every trade, the order book, open interest, funding and liquidations. BitQ never needs your exchange keys.
One engine computes every reading. Live and research run the same code, so what history says and what you see never disagree.
A fast chart workstation, a one-glance Overview, and alerts in Telegram when something changes.