The middle of the market is usually noise
Aegium's ranking is designed to highlight the tails: coins with strong sponsorship and coins with weak sponsorship. The middle of the list is intentionally less important.
Relative strength
Relative strength is more useful when the whole field is ranked
Aegium screens the liquid crypto futures market for relative sponsorship: taker flow, funding, order-book pressure and validated edge context. The strongest and weakest names are where the book starts.
Built for long/short selection, not generic watchlists.
Relative does not mean bullish
A coin can be relatively strong in a falling market or relatively weak in a rising market. That is why Aegium pairs the screener with a market-neutral book rather than making broad directional claims.
Why traders use it
The point is faster triage. Instead of scanning 100 charts, start with the names where flow and historical edge are most separated from the field.
Questions traders usually ask
How is this different from price momentum?
Price is only one part of the story. Aegium also reads taker flow, funding, order-book pressure and historical edge behavior.
Can relative strength help short selection?
Yes. In a market-neutral book, weak names matter as much as strong names because the spread between them is the target.
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