Z-Index Guide

Z-Index is PolyDashboard's internal reference for comparing the current BTC Up/Down round with similar historical moments. It is designed to make the round easier to discuss and review. It is not a trading signal, guarantee, or instruction.

What it compares

The score can consider the current round context, recent BTC movement, price gap behavior, and round progress. The useful question is not "what should I do?" but "does this live setup resemble past setups, and what else should I verify before trusting the read?"

Why the numbers may not add up

Z-Up and Z-Down can be independent reference values. They do not need to add to 100 percent. Treat them as separate comparison scores rather than a single probability split.

How to read it next to the chart

Start with the chart, timer, and market quote. Then read Z-Index as supporting context. If the chart and the score disagree, the disagreement is the point to investigate. The dashboard is more useful when it slows down a decision instead of turning a score into a command.

Limit: any historical comparison can break when market structure, liquidity, data quality, or round behavior changes. Z-Index should be reviewed with the rest of the dashboard.