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Narrative Radar

Narratives move crypto: AI season, RWA, restaking, a new chain getting hot. Narrative Radar detects these themes automatically, tracks where each one is in its lifecycle, and checks whether the talk is backed by anything on-chain. The goal is to help you see narratives early and judge them honestly, not to chase them.

Automatic detection

Narratives are discovered automatically from market chatter and activity. You do not have to define them up front; the radar finds emerging themes and starts tracking them, and you can add your own on top.

Lifecycle statuses

Every narrative carries a lifecycle status so you know where in the curve you are looking:

  • Early - newly detected, low attention so far

  • Heating Up - attention and activity accelerating

  • Crowded - widely discussed; late-arriving attention, often elevated risk

  • Cooling - attention fading

  • Dormant - inactive, kept for history and possible revival

Signal classification

Each narrative is classified as bullish, bearish, or mixed based on what the underlying signals show. This is classification, not advice: a bullish narrative is one where current evidence leans positive, and a Crowded bullish narrative can still be a poor entry. The classification tells you what the data says; what to do about it is your decision.

Scores

Three scores quantify each narrative:

  • Momentum - how fast attention is growing or shrinking

  • Chatter - how much discussion there is right now

  • Breadth - how many distinct assets, sources, and communities the narrative spans

On-chain confirmation

Talk is cheap. Each narrative carries an on-chain confirmation score that checks chatter against actual on-chain and market activity. High chatter with low confirmation is labelled clearly: that combination is often hype, and the radar will say so rather than dress it up.

Following and alerts

  • Follow any narrative to pull it into your "Following" scope on Market Pulse and your Daily Brief

  • Narrative alerts notify you when a followed narrative heats up, via the narrative heat trigger in Alerts

  • The number of narratives you can follow depends on your plan. See Pricing.

AI briefs

Every narrative has an AI brief: what the narrative is, what is driving it, which assets are involved, what the on-chain picture shows, and what would confirm or weaken it. Briefs are written to be explainable and cite the signals behind them.

Custom narratives

Track a theme the radar has not surfaced yet by creating a custom narrative. It gets the same lifecycle tracking, scores, and briefs as auto-detected ones.

Filters

Filter the radar by chain and by category to focus on the ecosystems and themes you care about.

How to use it

  1. Scan Early and Heating Up narratives in your chains a few times a week

  2. Check the on-chain confirmation score before taking any narrative seriously

  3. Follow the ones that matter to you and set a narrative heat alert

  4. Read the AI brief before forming a view; check "what would weaken this" as carefully as the bull case

  • Market Pulse - narrative signals surface on the Signal Radar

  • Thesis Journal - turn a narrative view into a written thesis you can review later

  • Alerts - the narrative heat trigger

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