A quick guide to the indicator, the zones, the badges, and the statistics — without assuming you already know what everything means.
Every asset page shows two synchronized charts: the Therm Score and the price, with a thin strip between them marking which zone the asset was in each session. You can visually compare whether a given zone lined up with gains or losses.
Important: that chart is the history of a single asset — an anecdote, not the evidence. The validated statistics (the percentages you see in the text) are calculated across the covered universe as a whole, not for that specific asset.
The Therm Score is a single number each day — it doesn't change based on the horizon. What does change is the statistic shown alongside it: "at 5 sessions, price rose X% of the time" is a different reading from "at 21 sessions, price rose Y% of the time," each calculated separately. Switch the horizon to see the timeframe you care about, not to recalculate the indicator.
Caution — treat the figures for that range with extra caution; they aren't offered with the same backing as the rest.
Weak Trend — the Therm Score is less reliable for this asset right now; a Cold reading here doesn't mean the same thing as it would for a healthy asset.
Limited Data — a recently listed asset; the Therm Score exists but doesn't yet have the same level of calibration as the rest.