Daily Artefact Reference

Treat the giant hit as a shock event. Check whether the lower ladder is still active before assuming the window continues.

This is one of the cleanest high-tail day contexts, but the live detector basket still decides whether the active window is open now.

This is the strongest known compression-release family. It is useful for reactivation hunting when a stale 50x gap breaks.

This is a usable baseline-supportive environment. Let the live strategy pages drive decisions without day-type escalation.

This is the cleanest broad tail-ladder day type and the strongest context for multi-threshold basket logic.

Red pressure can become a setup, but it is not a release signal. Wait for a clear rebound or tail-support detector.

This environment supports body continuation and lower targets, but does not prove that 109x activity is elevated.

This is the clean 109x day context. Use it to decide which detector baskets deserve attention, not as a standalone trigger.

This is a setup or warning state. Watch for pressure converting into fresh 10x/20x/50x activity.

This is the strongest wait-for-proof pressure artefact among the common types.

Keep the target band low or mid-tail until a fresh 50x layer appears.

Use neutral baseline mode and allow live detectors to determine the active window.

Focus on 50x reactivation first. Require a fresh 100x/109x pulse before escalating the target band.