About ByteTrend
About ByteTrend
ByteTrend is ByteTree's trend-following platform. Every day, it asks the same five questions of thousands of assets — stocks, ETFs, digital assets, commodities and currencies — and turns the answers into a simple trend score from 0 to 5.
The thinking behind it
Markets trend. Prices that have been rising tend to keep rising for longer than intuition suggests, and prices that have broken down tend to stay weak. ByteTrend doesn't forecast where a price is going — it measures, systematically and without opinion, whether a trend exists right now and how strong it is.
Because every asset is scored by the same fixed rules every day, scores are comparable across markets, sectors and asset classes. A 5 means the same thing for a US mega-cap, a copper future or bitcoin: all five trend conditions are met. That consistency is the point — it lets you scan the whole market for leadership and deterioration without reading a single headline.
Two perspectives on every asset
Each asset is scored twice. Once on its own price (Local), and once on its price relative to the MSCI World index, in dollars (CAPR — Currency-Adjusted Price Relative). Local tells you whether the asset is going up, CAPR tells you whether it's beating the global market. The scoring page explains the mechanics in detail.
Finding your way around
- Securities — the full data table for stocks, ETFs, digital assets, commodities and FX: every score, every metric, searchable and sortable.
- Macro — the big picture: Asset Allocation guidance, breadth, indices, size, volatility, and more.
- Region, Sector and Country — trend score averages for every group, tracked and ranked over time.
- Security pages — click any symbol for its Local price / CAPR chart with trend overlays, score history and risk metrics.
Going deeper
This page is the overview. The full documentation — including ByteTrend 101, a seven-part series that takes you from never having seen a score to running your own screen — lives on docs.bytetrend.io.
The scoring page stays here: it is the canonical definition of how the score is calculated, including the exact windows and the regime conditions.
Data and timing
Prices are gathered and scores recomputed daily after market close processing. The date stamp in the footer shows when the site was last rebuilt with fresh data. Stocks are scored on trading days, while digital assets trade around the clock, so they are scored every calendar day.