Seventeen measurements of price behaviour, volume, liquidity and positioning, each evaluated across three nested lookback windows, compose a 51-dimensional state vector for any contract address you supply. The observatory decomposes the covariance of those states and projects them into a field you can walk around โ so you can see whether the tape is being driven by one dominant factor or by nothing at all.
The terminal is not a chart. It is a state-space instrument. Every bar of tape becomes a point in 51 dimensions; the observatory studies the geometry of the resulting cloud rather than the line the price drew.
PC1 share, participation ratio
and spectral entropy. Click a component to see which measurements load on it.
Each measurement is computed three times over nested lookbacks โ FAST, MID and SLOW โ so the same quantity appears at three timescales and the covariance structure can reveal when short and long horizons disagree.
Nothing in the pipeline is exotic. Principal component analysis is a real and ordinary method for representing many correlated variables through fewer components; the work here is in the choice of measurements and in making the geometry legible.
PROJECT swaps which components form the axes ยท
NORMALIZE changes the basis of the covariance ยท
WINDOW re-cuts the lookback lattice ยท
BASELINE chooses the epoch drift is measured against ยท
FREEZE halts integration. Keys: P N W B F.
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