Think of this chart like a market heat map over time. Cool colors like blue and green show lower-risk periods, when the asset has historically been cooler and closer to undervalued conditions. Yellow and orange show neutral to rising risk. Red shows higher-risk periods, when the asset has historically been overheated and closer to overvalued conditions. Use it to see whether the market looks cool, neutral, or hot compared with its own history. It is a risk temperature guide, not a price prediction.
How to use the Risk Evolution Tracker?
Use the chart to see how price moved through different risk conditions over time.
- Start with the color. Cooler colors like blue and green show periods where the asset was lower risk compared with its trend. Warmer colors like yellow, orange, and red show periods where risk was rising or overheated.
- Then look at where today's risk sits compared with past cycles. If current risk is near colors that have appeared often before, conditions may be more normal. If it is near extreme cool or hot zones, the market may be closer to a less common condition.
- Use the legend to hide or show risk zones and focus on the areas you care about.
This chart helps you understand risk history and cycle behavior. It does not predict the next price move or mark exact tops and bottoms.