Plain explanations of the ideas behind AxiPivot's tools. For analysis, not for trading.
Why twenty altcoins can still be one bet: correlation in crypto, sector and size buckets, volatility-aware weights and sector caps.
ReadHow funding on perpetual futures works, who pays whom, what it costs to hold a leveraged position and how to read extreme funding.
ReadWhy classic BTC.D counts stablecoins, how to build a clean dominance chart on TradingView and how to read dominance together with bitcoin's price.
ReadWhat an altcoin season is, how the Altcoin Season Index measures it, why it lags, and which signals show money moving from bitcoin into altcoins.
ReadWhat BitMEX .BVOL24H measured, why it stopped when BitMEX closed in September 2026, and how to track bitcoin's realized volatility today: the formula, typical values and how to read them.
ReadPosition size comes from the risk you accept and the distance to your stop, not from leverage. The formula, a worked example, scaled entries, several take-profits and the liquidation check.
ReadHow money usually moves through the crypto market — bitcoin, ether, large caps, small caps — which signals people watch, why the cycle is not a law, and how to apply the idea to your own portfolio.
ReadRebalancing by calendar or by threshold, target weights and sector caps, the costs to keep in mind — and why in crypto it often helps to look at the room a position has left, not only at its weight.
ReadRealized volatility measures how much the price has moved; implied volatility is what the options market expects. How each is computed, how to compare daily and annualised numbers, and what it means when they diverge.
ReadWhy a signal on a 4-hour chart means little on its own, how to read timeframes from the largest down, what agreement and disagreement between them say — and how long a signal stays relevant.
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