Antick has many cards, but you do not need to memorize them. Every card answers the same four things: what is measured, when it was measured, on which timeframe, and what the result is.
The parts of a card
| Part | Example in the image | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Title and info icon | Spoofing Pressure | Hover over the icon for an explanation and the update time |
| Data age | 43m ago | How old the read is, measured from the end of the period it covers |
| Timeframe | 1H | The period this card describes |
| Metric name | Manipulation Probability Index | The measure the card uses |
| Label | Low | What the value means in plain language |
| Value | MPI −1.87 | The number behind the label |
Read the label first, then check the data age and timeframe. A number only means something once you know the period it describes.
When there is no number
A dash means the value was not measured. It is never a hidden zero. When an asset has no read on a timeframe, the card says so in words. A card saying the AI is still gathering data needs more history before its read can be relied on.
LIVE cards
A green LIVE badge means the card also receives live order book data on top of the timeframe data. When the live feed is unavailable, the card falls back to the latest stored read.
Locked cards
A card marked Not included in your plan stays visible, along with the plan that unlocks it.
Case study: reading one BTC card
In the image above, the card shows Spoofing Pressure for BTC labeled Low on 1H, read 43 minutes after the candle closed. In a full sentence: on the latest 1H candle, the order behavior measured by this card shows no high spoofing pressure.
That sentence does not say the BTC order book is definitely clean, or that the same read holds on other timeframes. Read several cards together before drawing a conclusion.
Related guides: How to read any Antick card, Locked cards, plan limits and upgrade prompts
