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Divergence radar
crowd attention vs. the real price move
Asset
Mentions
Δ
Price
Price Δ
Sentiment (src)
Signal
Attention × move
each dot = a ticker
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Map
Attention heatmap
tile size = mentions, color = divergence state
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Network
Talked about together
?emergent baskets from the crowd's own posts
Signature
Sonar Score — top of the radar
?how loudly each ticker is registering — descriptive, not advice
Proof
Does Sonar work?
?our own signals, graded against reality
Analytics
The data behind the chatter
real distributions from what Sonar is ingesting right now
Divergence states
Where positivity / negativity lives
Ingestion by source
Attention gainers
Δ mentions, 24h
Biggest movers
real price change
Most corroborated
?cross-source breadth
Today
Market attention over time
total tracked mentions per period
Moat
Voice leaderboard
Voice
Calls
Hit%
Alpha
Verdict
Tracked calls — pending
falsifiable, benchmark-graded
Options
Options positioning
CBOE put/call + implied vol
Ticker
Put/Call
ATM IV
Option vol
Read
Put/call skew
<1 calls · >1 puts
Structure
Dealer gamma
?gamma-by-strike + call / put walls, as of last close
Chatter
What everyone is talking about
Ticker
Mentions
Δ 24h
WSB sentiment
Price
24h
Insider filings — SEC Form 4
Live crypto prices
On-chain
DeFi TVL by chain
real value locked (DeFiLlama)
Bitcoin network
blockchain.com
Firehose
Live threads
pick a source, or All — every item links to the original
Coverage
Verified sources
live feeds show real pull counts; the rest are the integration roadmap
Guide
How to read Market Sonar
what each signal means — descriptive, never advice
The Sonar Score ?
A transparent 0-100 read of how hard a ticker is lighting up the radar: attention (how much it's discussed) + breadth (across how many sources) + momentum (rising chatter) + options engagement (real money) + divergence. It measures intensity of focus, not whether to buy — every input is shown, so it's never a black box.
The divergence states
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Trap: loud chatter while price drops — hype fading into a decline. Divergence: attention and price pulling apart. Align: crowd and price agree (healthiest). Early: price moving while the crowd's still asleep (rarest). Quiet: no clear signal. The gap between talk and the tape is the edge Sonar measures.
Why attention beats sentiment
How much a ticker is discussed (and across how many venues) leads volatility and volume far more reliably than whether posts are bullish or bearish. Polarity is often contrarian — peak retail bullishness has historically preceded weak forward returns. So Sonar leads with attention and treats loud sentiment with suspicion.
Sentiment by source
The ▲/▼ split shows positive vs. negative mentions per source (Reddit, 4chan, Hacker News, news). It's keyword-tagged, so it's a rough read, not gospel — sarcasm is hard. Use it to see where conviction is coming from, then click through to the actual posts.
The voice leaderboard ?
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Every falsifiable call is timestamped, then graded after 5 days against the S&P. Alpha is the excess return. A voice is certified skilled only past a minimum sample — most honestly read insufficient evidence, and that honesty is the point.
Options positioning
Put/call ratio: above ~1 = traders paying up for downside (bearish tilt); below ~0.7 = call-heavy (bullish tilt). ATM IV is how much movement the options market is pricing in. This is money on the line, not just talk — a useful cross-check on the chatter.
Cross-source breadth & the moat
A ticker mentioned across many sources at once is a more robust signal than one loud thread. Sonar's real moat isn't the feed — it's scoring the individual voices who are consistently right, and separating durable skill from noise and luck over time.