Trend flips, newest first
101 4-hour flips among the 100 largest coins in the last 7 days.
Every time a coin we score closed a candle on the other side of its flip level, newest first. A flip is recorded when its candle closes and is never edited. For each one you can see how long the trend lasted and how the price moved until the next flip, or so far for a trend that is still on.
In this listMeasured in US dollars
Flipped to bull59
Flipped to bear42
Trend still on50
Already flipped back51
“Lasted” counts whole candles from the flip to the next flip of the same coin and candle size, or to now (“so far”). “Until the next flip” is the price change from the flip candle's close to the next flip's close, or to the current price. Green and red show only whether the price rose or fell, whatever the flip said.
| Candle closed, sort oldest first | Rank, sort largest first | Coin | Candles | Flipped to | Price at the flip (USD) | Lasted, sort longest first | Until the next flip, sort highest first |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Sep 2026, 12:00 UTC | 96 | Ether.fiETHFIETHFI · 4-hour · 29 Sep 2026, 12:00 UTC | 4-hour | Bull | $0.7579 | 3 days 8 hours | −9.2%lasted 3 days 8 hours |
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Reading this list
- The list is read from the flip ledger, which is append-only: a flip is never edited or removed after its candle closes.
- Rank and current price are today's. A coin we no longer score keeps its flips here, without a rank or a current price; it drops out when you choose the largest coins.
- A flip is dated by the last day of its candle: the Sunday for a weekly candle, the month's last day for a monthly one. A 4-hour flip shows its close time in UTC.
- This is a record of what happened, not a forecast and not advice.
Each coin's full history, with medians and what ordinary days did, is on its track record.