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How to Interpret the Homepage

Understand every section of the SentiSignal homepage — from the hero chart to the sidebar widgets.

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How to Interpret the Homepage

The Homepage at a Glance

The SentiSignal homepage is designed to give you a comprehensive market sentiment overview in a single screen. It features a hero section at the top, a main content area (left two-thirds), and a sidebar (right one-third) packed with real-time sentiment widgets.

Hero Section

The hero area displays a featured sentiment chart (ETH by default) along with platform-wide statistics:

  • 130,000+ news articles analyzed to date
  • 180+ news sources monitored continuously
  • 3 asset classes covered — Crypto, Commodities, and Forex

This gives visitors an immediate sense of the platform's scale and the richness of the data behind every sentiment score.

Section Navigation

Below the hero, a navigation bar lets you jump between the main content sections:

  • Articles — AI-generated in-depth analysis pieces
  • Briefs — Short AI-written market summaries
  • Analysis — AI chart analysis cards
  • Experiments — SentiLab statistical experiments
  • Sources — News source directory and leaderboards

Main Content Area

The left two-thirds of the page displays the primary content:

In-Depth Analysis Articles

AI-generated long-form articles provide deeper analysis of market trends, combining sentiment data with price action and macro context.

Sentiment Experiments

Featured SentiLab experiments are showcased here — for example, correlation sweep results that reveal whether sentiment is currently leading or lagging price for popular assets.

AI Chart Analysis Cards

Automated chart analysis combines visual pattern recognition with sentiment overlays, generating written insights like "BTC sentiment has been rising for 3 days while price remains flat — potential breakout setup."

Sidebar Widgets

The right one-third of the page contains real-time widgets:

Top Sentiment Movers

Top Sentiment Movers widget showing Rising Stars and Falling Knives

This widget highlights the assets with the biggest sentiment changes in the last 24 hours. It is split into two columns:

  • Rising Stars (left column, green) — Assets whose sentiment improved the most. In the screenshot above you can see ZEC jumping +1.10, PENGU +0.70, and HYPE +0.32.
  • Falling Knives (right column, red) — Assets whose sentiment declined the most. Here DAI dropped -0.77, WLFI -0.59, AAVE -0.44.

Each entry shows the symbol, the news count (small number next to the name), the sentiment change (large green or red number), and the current absolute sentiment (smaller number below). A timestamp at the bottom confirms when the data was last refreshed. This is one of the fastest ways to spot which assets are seeing unusual sentiment shifts.

Market Briefs

Short, AI-written summaries for each asset class. Each brief includes a sentiment label — bullish, bearish, or neutral — giving you a quick read on the overall market mood.

News Sources

Quick links to explore individual news sources and their historical accuracy and sentiment patterns.

Popular Assets

Buttons linking to the most-visited asset pages, making it easy to jump directly to BTC, ETH, GOLD, or EUR/USD.

Stats showing articles analyzed and queue status

Putting It All Together

The homepage is your sentiment command center. A typical workflow might look like:

  1. Check the Top Sentiment Movers to see what is moving today.
  2. Click into a mover to view its sentiment vs price chart.
  3. Read the Market Brief for a quick narrative summary.
  4. Browse the latest Articles to find in-depth analysis on assets driving sentiment.
  5. If something looks interesting, run a SentiLab experiment to test whether the pattern is statistically significant.

Next up: dive into the core visualization — How to Read the Sentiment vs Price Chart.