intermarket bias confirmation engine

The problem

Traders often suffer from tunnel vision, focusing solely on a single chart while ignoring the macro environment. This leads to entering trades that lack institutional tailwinds or getting trapped by sudden reversals in the dollar and bond markets.

What it does

• Evaluates directional trades by cross-referencing DXY, Treasury yields, and equity indices.
• Calculates a probabilistic confirmation score (from -6 to +6) based on six distinct market pillars.
• Analyzes capital flows using BTC Dominance and Stablecoin Dominance to assess crypto market health.
• Weights higher-timeframe market structure to ensure macro trends aren't ignored for short-term noise.
• Flags direct conflicts between technical setups and intermarket fundamentals.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Manually synthesizing six different macro data points into a coherent score is time-consuming and prone to bias. This skill enforces a consistent, rule-based scoring logic that prevents you from ignoring bearish macro signals just because a chart looks bullish.

Use cases

• Validating a long BTC setup by checking for dollar weakness and stablecoin outflows.
• Assessing risk-on sentiment in equities before taking high-beta altcoin positions.
• Confirming short biases when Treasury yields and DXY are rising simultaneously.
• Determining capital rotation status between Bitcoin and altcoins during local tops.

Known limitations

Requires the user to provide current market data points or have tools enabled to fetch them. It is a confirmation layer, not a standalone signal generator or entry trigger.