Today
-3.40%
5 Days
-9.48%
1 Month
-16.96%
6 Months
-14.43%
Year to Date
-21.36%
1 Year
-32.25%
TK Alpha generates a daily timing score ranging from -100 to +100 and maps it to long, flat, short, or leveraged positions. The score reflects both the strategy’s directional view and the strength of its target exposure.
The TK Alpha Gauge is a proprietary, comprehensive daily updated indicator developed by Tradingkey that reflects our outlook on specific financial instruments. Utilizing a long-proven AI framework, the index analyzes hundreds of proprietary price-volume, fundamental, and alternative data predictors. Values range from -100 to 100. Negative values signify a bearish (pessimistic) outlook, while positive values indicate a bullish (optimistic) stance. The further the value from zero, the stronger the quantitative signal. It provides quantitative insight into directional forecasts.


The downside prevails as long as 69,785 is resistance, with 67,496 and 66,985 as targets
above 69,785, look for 70,650 and 71,165.
The downside prevails as long as 69,785 is resistance, with 67,496 and 66,985 as targets
Bitcoin (BTC) extends its correction, falling more than 8% and hitting an intraday low of $67,568 on Friday.
Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to find support, slipping below $70,000 as multiple headwinds threaten to push the Crypto King lower.
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) extend their sell-off on Friday as bearish momentum gathers. BTC breaks below the $70,000 psychological threshold, while ETH loses the $2,000 support level, raising the risk of further losses.
Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader crypto market extended losses on Thursday after Jensen Huang resigned as President and CEO of Nvidia (NVDA). The top crypto fell below $72,000 after the news, while Ethereum (ETH) briefly dropped to $1,990 before recovering to $2,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) corrects near a key support range near $73,000 on Thursday, trading alongside altcoin majors Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP).
Bitcoin (BTC) remains under pressure, trading below $73,800 on Thursday after correcting over 1.5% so far this week.