Know what the score means.

AQ Core model family

AstravaQuant publishes systematic state indicators across crypto trend and mortgage-rate pressure. The current public release identifies the input universe, aggregation layer, timeframe, output range, and interpretation. Exact transformations and weights are not disclosed in v0.1.

Two different scales

Crypto regime scale

MRPI scale

Negative MRPI readings indicate tightening pressure in the 10-year backdrop. Positive readings indicate easing pressure. MRPI should not be labeled risk-on or risk-off.

Inputs and market feeds

Core crypto inputs reference broad crypto market capitalization, TOTAL2, and Bitcoin. A link-shared Google workbook supplies normalized model summaries, relative-strength states, asset-model coverage, and the dated observations already present in the MTPI and LTPI forward-testing tabs. NSPI is derived as the mean of the current MTPI and LTPI readings.

MRPI remains a separate weekly 10-year Treasury system. Its link-shared Weekly LPI workbook publishes the composite, six TNX criteria, and dated backtest observations; blank future rows are excluded until a score is present. The Terminal displays CoinGecko and Federal Reserve Economic Data for context; those public feeds are not represented as the calculation feed behind a model score.

What the models do not promise

• Scores are state indicators, not forecasts or guarantees.
• Google Sheets values can be delayed, revised, unavailable, or affected by workbook formula errors.
• Missing dates and model transitions are not reconstructed or backfilled.
• Relative-strength tabs currently provide normalized state summaries, not historical ratio-price charts.
• Score history alone cannot produce return, alpha, Sharpe, or drawdown statistics; an aligned benchmark series is required.

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