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Market Intelligence

Read any market with Warren: regime, indicators, prices, and news, all computed on closed candles and stamped with freshness.

Ask Warren for a market read

Everything Warren does starts from a market read, and every read shares one guarantee: it is computed on completed candles and carries its candle-close timestamp and data age, so "how fresh is this?" is never a guess. Point-in-time channels that are legitimately live, tickers, funding rate, and open interest, are labeled as such rather than forced through the closed-candle path.

Everything here is driven by talking to Warren in plain English. You ask for a market read; Warren picks the right capability and returns a calibrated, freshness-stamped answer. These are things Warren can do for you, not endpoints you call.

What you can read

CapabilityWhat it returns
Regime read, timeline & persistenceThe labeled regime with its cascade and coverage verdict, a rolling regime timeline, and a forecast of how long the current state is likely to hold (see The Regime Engine).
Technical indicatorsStandard indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger, EMAs, ADX, and more) computed on live closed-candle data for any pair and timeframe.
Prices & chartsA multi-pair snapshot (price, 24h change, high/low, volume) and raw candle history for charting or analysis.
Why is it moving?A news and catalyst answer grounded in a fresh web search, not the model's memory.

Regime is the primitive

A regime is Warren's read of a market's current character: not where price is going, but what state it is in. Every read collapses to one of three basic directions, bullish, bearish, or ranging, refined into a finer seven-step ladder for graded conviction. It is reported with the cascade across three timeframes, 1h, 4h, and 1d: full agreement across all three is the strongest, most durable read, while a regime propped up by a single timeframe is fragile.

Because regime is the state the rest of the system conditions on, a market read is the natural first step before building or backtesting a strategy or acting on a signal. The reasoning behind conditioning everything on regime is laid out in Why regime-based backtesting.

A regime read is descriptive, not a fortune-teller. Warren is precise about the state of a market and honest about uncertainty: when the regime cannot be read with confidence, the validity layer withholds a directional call rather than guessing.

Deep mechanics

Where a market read leads

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