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Discovery Intelligence: finding the strongest assets

How the Discovery page ranks every asset against the rest of the market, and how to use it to build a shortlist.

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What makes Discovery different

Discovery Intelligence, built on SMOD (Smart Market Overview & Discovery), scores each asset against every other asset in the same period. A high score means the asset stands out relative to the market, not just that its own number is high.

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The Discovery Intelligence table

The main table ranks the tracked assets with price, change, volume, stability, discovery, momentum and liquidity scores. Tabs switch the ranking between SMOD and the five other engines: MSI, MPI, SAI, LBI and SCTA.

An asset that ranks high on several tabs at once is supported by several independent reads.

Discovery Intelligence: the universe ranked, with a tab for each engine.
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Discovery Categories

Discovery Categories groups assets by what they are doing, such as Silent Accumulation, Momentum Expansion, Emerging Coin, Distribution, Liquidity Trap and High Manipulation, with the leading assets in each group.

Discovery Categories: assets grouped by the behaviour the discovery engine surfaces.
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Pairs Discovery

Pairs Discovery lists the pairs the discovery engine considers worth a closer look right now, with their regime and scores.

Pairs Discovery: pairs worth a closer look.
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SMOD regimes

SMOD regimes put names on what each asset is doing relative to the market: TrendLeader, HealthyBreakout, FakeBreakout, PumpTrap, StopRun, Capitulation and more. They appear in the Status and Regime columns throughout the page.

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Build a shortlist

Use the table to pick three to five candidates, add them to your watchlist with the star in the header, then read each one on its own Structure Analysis and Fake & Trap pages to see what is behind the score.

Strong is not the same as safeLabels such as FakeBreakout, PumpTrap and Liquidity Trap can rank high precisely because they are unusual. Always check what kind of strength you are looking at.