What it shows
NinjaConfluence is a Premium page that compares five market layers for Bitcoin. The first three layers are leverage (funding rate percentile), spot ETF net flow and the Coinbase premium with Coinbase taker flow. The last two are the net direction of winning Hyperliquid wallets and Binance spot and futures taker flow. The page shows one alignment score, a card for each layer with its signal and source note, and written market commentary. Extra banners appear when price and layers disagree or when geopolitical risk needs attention. A history sheet shows how the score changed over time. An AI guide explains each layer in plain words.
How to read it
Read the layer cards before the headline score. Each card has its own signal and source note. Count how many layers agree and which ones differ. Remember that ETF data arrives with a one-day delay and has no new data on weekends and US holidays. A mixed set of layers lowers what the single score can tell you. Then read the market commentary and any banner. A banner means price and layers disagree, so go back to the layer details and check them again.
- Open each layer card and note its signal and source note.
- Count how many of the five layers point the same way.
- Read the market commentary and any banner before you use the score.
What to keep in mind
The score is a model summary. It is not a probability of profit and not a trade instruction. Layers can share the same drivers, for example funding and taker flow both react to leveraged trading. Layers update at different speeds. The page covers Bitcoin only. Layer weights and signal rules run on the server and the page does not show them. Always check data freshness and your own risk limits.
A missing value is not zero. Check the source and time under each data block before you compare numbers.
Questions
What are the five layers in NinjaConfluence?
The layers are leverage (funding rate percentile), spot ETF flow, Coinbase (premium and taker flow), winning Hyperliquid wallet direction, and Binance spot and futures taker flow. Each layer has its own card with a signal and a source note.
Which assets does NinjaConfluence cover?
The page covers Bitcoin only. It shows the BTC alignment score, the five BTC layers and the BTC price context. It has no Ethereum view. Other assets are not scored here, and the BTC price sits next to the layers so you can compare the score with price moves.
Do I need Premium to open NinjaConfluence?
Yes. NinjaConfluence belongs to NinjaTools Premium. The page opens after you sign in with an account that has Premium access. The layer cards, the score history and the AI guide are part of that page. Plans are listed in the app.