Macro panel (BTC / ETH)

The same cells, fixed on BTC and ETH

The macro panel is two fixed cards, one for BTC and one for ETH, sitting beside the grid regardless of what the grid itself is scanning. Each card shows that asset’s live price, its 2D and 1W structure sparklines, and its 1D and 4H energy readings with sigma — the same cells used throughout the grid, just permanently pinned to the two assets everything else gets measured against.

Takeaway: This is BTC and ETH’s own row, always visible, whether the grid is showing your watchlist or a TOP CMC scan.

What

Two cards, BTC and ETH, each independent of the main grid: price, 2D/1W structure, and 1D/4H energy with sigma.

So what

Every symbol’s R and β are measured against BTC. The macro panel is where you check what BTC itself is doing — trending, stretched, or flat — without switching charts or losing your place in the grid.

Now what

Check the macro panel before leaning hard on a high-β, high-R symbol: if BTC’s own structure and energy are already stretched, a strongly coupled altcoin is riding that same extension, not creating a fresh move of its own.