【microchain Smart Control - Main Indicator Candlestick Rendering Introduction】
Algorithm 1: Refer to the regression heatmap format to transform market sentiment into a more detailed color language. Red hot zones represent optimistic market sentiment, with the redder the color, the more it deviates from the rational value range, indicating that the market is filled with greed and FOMO psychology. The yellow neutral zone indicates that market sentiment is relatively balanced, with both bulls and bears being nearly equal in strength, resulting in a rational investor mindset, and prices fluctuating around the value center. The cyan cold zone reflects pessimistic market sentiment, where panic dominates the market, and rational investors begin to look for undervalued opportunities.
Algorithm 2: The prominent cyan and purple color scheme, along with fewer color gradations, can more intuitively reflect the changes in the strength of market trend emotions. The blue color scheme represents a dominant bullish sentiment, increased market confidence, and investors' willingness to chase prices; the deeper the color, the stronger the bullish sentiment. The purple color scheme reflects a dominant bearish sentiment, indicating a lack of market confidence, with investors tending to seek safety. The depth of the color directly corresponds to the intensity of the bearish sentiment. This design allows traders to quickly perceive directional changes in market sentiment.
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【microchain Smart Control - Main Indicator Candlestick Rendering Introduction】
Algorithm 1:
Refer to the regression heatmap format to transform market sentiment into a more detailed color language. Red hot zones represent optimistic market sentiment, with the redder the color, the more it deviates from the rational value range, indicating that the market is filled with greed and FOMO psychology.
The yellow neutral zone indicates that market sentiment is relatively balanced, with both bulls and bears being nearly equal in strength, resulting in a rational investor mindset, and prices fluctuating around the value center. The cyan cold zone reflects pessimistic market sentiment, where panic dominates the market, and rational investors begin to look for undervalued opportunities.
Algorithm 2:
The prominent cyan and purple color scheme, along with fewer color gradations, can more intuitively reflect the changes in the strength of market trend emotions. The blue color scheme represents a dominant bullish sentiment, increased market confidence, and investors' willingness to chase prices; the deeper the color, the stronger the bullish sentiment.
The purple color scheme reflects a dominant bearish sentiment, indicating a lack of market confidence, with investors tending to seek safety. The depth of the color directly corresponds to the intensity of the bearish sentiment. This design allows traders to quickly perceive directional changes in market sentiment.