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Signal bias
SHORT bias
Buy 0% · Sell 67%
TokensSTAMP/USDT
Day range:
0.0001934—0.0005912
Analysis context
STAMP USDT
STAMP
Current price
0.0004624
67.59% ↑
Market wave
Market:
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What matters now
Short summary for STAMP
Scenario, levels and timeframe alignment.
Higher TF
SHORT
Lower TF
mixed
Risk
medium
Dominant share 67%
Timeframe alignment
Timeframes disagree
15m
Neutral
1h
SHORT
4h
SHORT
SHORT prevails on the 4h and 1d timeframes, while the 15m and 1h timeframes more often point lower. Shorter and longer timeframes are aligned, making market structure noticeably clearer.
BalanceBuy 4 / Sell 4 · balance
RSIRSI 40 · weak
Contextbearish trend · price below EMA26
BalanceBuy 0 / Sell 7 · strong bias
RSIRSI 42 · normal
Contextbearish trend · price below EMA26
BalanceBuy 2 / Sell 5 · moderate bias
RSIRSI 45 · normal
Contextbullish trend · price below EMA26
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RSI—
ContextCandles are available, indicators are still calculating
Our STAMP signal statistics
Only closed signals, without guessing real user entries.
STAMP does not have enough closed trades for local statistics yet, but signals and the public feed are already available.
FeedSignals are live
StatisticsWill appear after closures
STAMP has no closed trades in local statistics yet. You can view the public feed on the signals page.
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Token Risk
Open risk passport
14/100
Quick check of tokenomics, liquidity and contract permissions.
Circulating
100%
FDV / MC
1x
Liquidity
low
Quick take on STAMP
SHORT?
Scenario, balance and statistics without extra technical noise.
STAMP is better approached with patience right now. Main reference: 4h, current scenario: "SHORT looks more like local unloading for now".
Signal balance: buyers 0%, neutral 33%, sellers 67%. The current bias is on the seller side, so LONG without confirmation remains risky. Timeframes: Timeframes disagree.
STAMP trade history is still building, so current structure matters most now: scenario, signal balance and chart levels.
Reference: 4h
Scenario: SHORT?
Buy 0% / Sell 67%
History building
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About STAMP
STAMPS: A Protocol for Storing Images On-Chain in Transaction Outputs Immutably on Bitcoin IMPORTANT NOTICE: STAMPS IS A BLOCKCHAIN-AGNOSTIC PROTOCOL. FOR RULES SPECIFIC TO THE BITCOIN STAMPS PROJECT, PLEASE VISIT:
Storing "Art on the Blockchain" as a method of achieving permanence is often a misnomer in the NFT world. Most NFTs are merely image pointers to centralized hosting or stored on-chain in prunable witness data. We propose a method of embedding base64-formatted image data using transaction outputs in a novel fashion.
The means by which this is achieved is encoding an image's binary content to a base64 string, placing this string as a suffix to STAMP: in a transaction's description key, and then broadcasting it using the Counterparty protocol onto the Bitcoin ledger. The length of the string means that Counterparty defaults to bare multisig, thereby chunking the data into outputs rather than using the limited (and prunable) OP_RETURN. By doing so, the data is preserved in such a manner that is impossible to prune from a fullnode, preserving the data immutably forever.
Given the cost of preserving data in this manner, we suggest the following guidance: 24x24 pixel, 8-colour-depth PNG or GIF. The constraints of this "canvas" are ideal for pixel art. In particular, the CryptoPunks use a native resolution of 24x24 pixels.
STAMPS will be numbered based on the transaction timestamp. This is to ensure that the STAMPS directory is ordered chronologically. The first STAMP will be the first transaction to include the STAMP: string with a valid base64 string appended in the description key, and so on. A transaction with an invalid or indecipherable base64 string will not be considered a STAMP. The STAMP number will begin at zero and continue indefinitely.
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