Harmonic value bands for every Hyperliquid coin.

The mid is a simple moving average of the last 147 daily closes (the live bar included). Upper bands sit at mid × N/(N−1) for N = 2…5; lower bands at mid × N/(N+1) for N = 1…4. Unlike volatility bands these levels move slowly — they mark where price has been cheap or stretched relative to its half-year baseline. Candles are Hyperliquid daily; the last bar updates live.

VIP signals are the ATC engine's double-arrow flips — full conviction (all six moving-average types agree) and a leg that has historically sustained. Each carries a conviction %, plus a projection back-tested on that coin's own past signals of the same type: historical win-rate, the typical move and how long it runs, and the nearest harmonic band as the price objective. When the history says a signal type hasn't paid, it's flagged caution — never a fabricated target. Normal signals are single-arrow flips in their own tab — every active one, but most are whipsaw, so treat them as low-conviction and let the Edge column (historical win-rate) tell you which have paid. Two more tabs: Unclear — confirmed but low-confidence (thin history or a coin-flip win-rate); and Forming — flips on today's still-open candle, a preview of what may confirm at tonight's 00:00 UTC close (unconfirmed, can still reverse). The rest are confirmed on daily closes — no repainting. ✓ Aligned (the filter, and the ✓/✗ mark in the Zone column) means the trend agrees with the value bands — a long from the green ladder (a discount) or a short from the red ladder (a stretch), so momentum and value point the same way; ✗ is the opposite (chasing an already-extended move, poorer risk/reward).