TRENDEU User Manual
TRENDEU is an analysis laboratory for crypto and macro markets. It shows what is happening in the market right now in one place, measures ideas and states plainly what it measured. This manual explains what each screen shows, where its data comes from and how to read it.
1 · What TRENDEU is
In one sentence: it shows what is, not what will be.
What it does
- Brings context together. Price, order flow, open interest, funding, liquidations, macro data and news are visible at the same time.
- Measures ideas. Before an idea reaches the screen it is tested on historical data against a sham comparison arm. Whatever the result, it is published.
- Teaches reading. Every screen states on itself what it shows and what it does not. The aim is for you to be able to read the chart and the data yourself.
What it does not do
On some screens you will see the word paper: paper ledger, paper grid, paper bot. These are simulations that use no real money; they exist to watch how a rule behaves.
2 · How to read the screens
The same four markers are used on every page.
| Marker | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Context | Shows the current or past state. It makes no claim about the future. |
| Measured | This indicator was tested on historical data; the result and sample size are written next to it. |
| Rejected | The idea was measured and did not hold. No alarm or notification is built from a rejected idea; its record stays in the Evidence Graveyard. |
| Timestamp | When the data was taken. If data is not arriving the screen shows "—"; it never shows an old number as if it were live. |
3 · Getting started
A browser is all you need; there is nothing to install.
- Language: You choose your language once, at the trendeuropean.com entrance. After that, every page's menu shows only your language and English. To change it, sign out and choose again at the entrance. Languages other than Turkish and English are machine-translated.
- Number format: Numbers are written in the format of your chosen language.
After signing in
After you sign in, the first screen that opens is the Console, the main chart screen (described in section 5). The panel opens in the language you chose.
💬 Notice Wall
The users' shared space. You can leave a short message and choose your display name. Messages are visible to everyone, with the author's name.
4 · Membership, trial and plans
How membership works, from application to payment.
- Application: After the short information test on trendeuropean.com, you fill in the application form. Write your phone number with the country code (for example +49…). Applications are reviewed one by one; we let you know the result by email.
- Approval and sign-in: Once your application is approved, you sign in with the email address you applied with: with the code sent to your email, or with Google.
- 48-hour free trial: Your trial starts the moment your application is approved. We remind you by email 6 hours before it ends. When the 48 hours are up, we add 12 more hours as a gift.
- When the trial ends: At the end of hour 60 your panel access closes and you are taken to the plans page. Your record is not deleted; once you choose a plan you continue where you left off.
- Plans: 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months and Lifetime. Every plan gives the same full access; only the duration differs. There is no automatic renewal. Prices: trendeuropean.com/paketler.
- Payment: In the panel you choose your plan and payment method: bank transfer (Türkiye), SWIFT, PayPal, Google Pay or Apple Pay. The payment details for your chosen method arrive by email; once your payment is confirmed, your access is activated. The panel never asks for card details and takes no payment itself.
- Refund: A 14-day no-questions refund for customers with a verified phone number, once per person.
5 · Main screens
Most daily use happens on these screens.
Console (main chart)
The main chart screen. Measured levels, patterns, the liquidation layer, the pullback ladder and regime badges gather on one chart. The coin switch moves between BTC, ETH, XRP and gold.
How to read itLayers can be switched on and off one by one. The dials summarise the movement of recent hours.
Measurement noteMeasured: the claim that the dials carry forward-looking information failed in 28 of 28 tests. A dial summarises the past.
Overview
A one-screen summary: BTC price, scalp band state, market context, direction bias across 8 timeframes, the paper bots' status and a realistic account of trading costs.
Level Set (SET-1H)
Measured levels across 8 symbols — the places where price tends to pause. Levels are derived from hourly closes using confirmed turning points.
Paper Grid
Builds a grid on paper between measured levels and shows how it would fill over the last 1,500 candles. You pick a lower and an upper bound and the grid is laid out between them in steps.
How to read itIt runs entirely in your browser and connects to no account or wallet.
Snowball
A take-profit and reduce ladder plus risk-budget calculator for your own position. Pick the coin and enter the position by hand. The "Sample basket" button builds an example from the live price and measured levels.
How to read itThe figures you enter stay on this page, in your browser.
6 · Charts and macro
For seeing several markets at once.
Quad Chart — Crypto
Four side-by-side charts for a large screen: BTC · USDT.D · ETH · XRP (fixed order). Each shows candles, volume and EMA20; the timeframe is shared by all four (5m · 15m · 1h · 4h).
How to read itRefreshes every 20 seconds. It is for a quick look; the detailed layers are on the main chart.
Quad Chart — Macro
Oil · Dollar Index (DXY) · silver · gold in the same layout. Can be opened side by side with the crypto board in a separate window.
Quad Chart — Agriculture
Corn · soy · wheat · sugar. The products were chosen by 60 trading days of volume.
Macro · Dollar and Dominance
The Dollar Index (DXY), stablecoin dominance and BTC/ETH market share. A rising stablecoin share means a "flight to dollars" inside crypto.
Macro Ratio
DXY, BTC and gold on one chart, each fixed to 100 at the start of the window so you can compare who moved how much. Moments when gold decouples from the dollar are marked with a badge.
Measurement noteMeasured: DXY leads neither BTC nor gold. This screen is simultaneous context.
Gold — Independent Axis
Shows gold as a separate axis: its relationship with BTC is very weak (correlation 0.11). Its own volatility clock and buyer/seller flow sit alongside.
Direction Dial
Three nested rings per coin: inner 3 hours, middle 6, outer 12. Green to the right is up, red to the left is down; the length of the arc is the size of the move.
How to read itRings turning the same way show that the move is aligned across timeframes.
Heat Map
How lively the market is by weekday and hour (24 weeks, 9 symbols) — the answer to "when does it move".
How to read itIt shows the size of movement, not its direction. The data is a snapshot of the measurement; its date is written on it.
Monday Entry
A short animation and measurement report on how the week opens (214 weeks).
How to read itFinding: the weekend's direction carries into Monday 50.9% of the time — the same as a coin toss. What matters about Monday is its hourly rhythm, not direction.
7 · Flow, funding and liquidations
Screens that show where positions in the market are concentrated.
Funding Radar · Funding Cost
Funding is the fee paid regularly between the long and short side in futures. The radar shows in which coins funding is at an extreme; the Cost page ranks what carrying a position costs you.
Liquidation Ledger
A record of positions that were forcibly closed, with their direction: was the long side squeezed, or the short side? Total amount and count are shown too.
How to read itA liquidation is an event that has already happened; this page records what happened.
Intersection — 4 axes
Open interest (OI), the long/short ratio, funding and liquidations: shows whether all four are at an extreme relative to their own history at the same time.
How to read it"EXTREME" means that axis is in a rarely seen zone of its own history; it describes tension in the market. All four axes were measured for direction on their own and showed no predictive power.
Decoupling
Measures whether a coin has decoupled from BTC: BTC's share is removed from the coin's move, and what remains is the coin's own movement. 8 coins, hourly data, a 60-day window.
How to read itA coin falling in a market-wide drop is not news; falling while BTC is flat shows something specific to that coin.
8 · Momentum and short term
Screens that show which coins are strong or weak and the short-term trading range.
Momentum Basket · Momentum Rotation
Coins are ranked by their return over the last 10 days: the top is strong, the bottom weak. The market regime is shown as Risk-ON or Risk-OFF based on BTC's 30-day average.
How to read itCross-sectional momentum is a finding measured across a wide coin universe. The 5 coins in the basket are a small sample of it; with few coins the ranking is noisier.
Composite Momentum
Builds a single momentum line from the gap between BTC and USDT dominance: if BTC strengthens while the stablecoin share falls, risk appetite is rising.
Scalp Band
The movement band, conditions, volatility/regime context and draft orders for short-term trading on one screen.
How to read itDraft orders stay on screen; they are never sent to an exchange. The "bot ledger" and "paper executor" tabs are the paper record of the same rule.
Live Scalping Analysis
Live short-term context on the Binance futures market; you can switch on automatic refresh.
Signal Bot V2 · V3
In-browser versions of two rule-based bots. They show how the rule behaves in the live market; with the history, backtest and scan tools you can examine the rule yourself.
Measurement noteMeasured: under strict testing no lasting edge was found in these rules. The bots run on paper and are for observation.
9 · Tables
Visual screens that tell the market like a game table: who is in the game, who is winning, what happened at the table.
CoinPoke — market table
An oval table. There is no personal data; only the market as a whole is shown.
How to read itThe Crowd is the long/short ratio by number of accounts; Big Money is the position ratio of the largest accounts. When the two point opposite ways, there is tension at the table.
Herald — narrative table
Tells the table's story rather than its state: table snapshots, liquidations and news are merged into one timeline.
Olympos Square
The last-24-hour volume share of nine coins in a single Olympos-themed frame. Each god is a coin's seat.
How to read itThe image is a frozen frame of a given moment and carries its date; the live values are given separately in the strip beside it.
10 · News, health and the Evidence Graveyard
The laboratory's results and the reliability of the data.
News
Finance headlines from approved sources, refreshed every 5 minutes. If a source is not responding, its name appears at the top with a yellow tag.
Health
Shows whether the recorders that feed the panel are working. The rule is simple: what counts is not what claims to run but what has written fresh data to its record.
Evidence Graveyard
All of the laboratory's measurements with their verdicts: which idea held, which was rejected, and why. Each verdict is quoted from its own measurement report; if a quotation cannot be found in the source, the line is marked with ⚠.
How to read itThis is the panel's most valuable page: knowing what does not work matters as much as knowing what does.
11 · Glossary
The terms that appear most often on the screens.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Long / Short | A position that expects to gain from a rise (long) or a fall (short). |
| Funding | The fee paid regularly between the long and short side in futures. |
| Liquidation | The forced closing of a leveraged position by the exchange when its margin is insufficient. |
| OI (open interest) | The total of futures contracts in the market that have not yet been closed. |
| Dominance | An asset's share of the total crypto market value (e.g. BTC.D, USDT.D). |
| DXY | The Dollar Index: the dollar's strength against major currencies. |
| Momentum | The tendency of what has been strong recently to stay strong for a while. |
| Level | A measured price zone where price has paused or turned in the past. |
| Paper | A simulation that uses no real money. |
| Placebo arm | A random rule compared with the real rule in a measurement. If the real rule does not separate from it, there is no finding. |
| Edge | A measured advantage that is better than random even after costs. |
12 · Frequently asked
Short answers.
- I see "—" in a box. That data is not arriving right now. Rather than show an old value, the panel leaves it empty; it fills in by itself within a few minutes.
- Some text stayed in English. In languages other than Turkish and English, a few visual scene screens are shown in English; their text is part of the image.
- The page looks outdated. Refresh your browser cache (Ctrl+F5, or pull the page down on mobile).
- Can I connect an account? No. TRENDEU connects to no exchange account or wallet; this is a deliberate design decision.
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