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What is the FynovScore? Fynov's Proprietary Composite Rating Explained
The FynovScore is Fynov's Proprietary Composite Rating — a single 0-100 number that synthesizes technical and AI-driven market analysis for any asset. Here's exactly how to read and use it.
Every asset on Fynov displays a number between 0 and 100 — the FynovScore. It's the first thing you see on a market detail page. But what does it actually mean, and how should you use it?
This guide explains exactly what the FynovScore is, what it measures, and — critically — what it doesn't tell you.
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FynovScore in Plain English
The FynovScore is a Proprietary Composite Rating — a single score that synthesizes multiple market signals into one easy-to-read number. Think of it as a dashboard warning light: when the score is high, conditions are generally favorable from a market signal perspective. When it's low, conditions are weaker.
It is not a price prediction. It is not financial advice. It is a structured summary of current market signals, designed to help you prioritize your research — not replace it.
How to Read the Score
| Score Range | Signal Label | What It Suggests |
|---|---|---|
| 65 – 100 | BUY signal | Multiple signals aligned bullishly — worth deeper research |
| 36 – 64 | HOLD signal | Mixed signals — no strong directional conviction |
| 0 – 35 | SELL signal | Multiple signals aligned bearishly — caution warranted |
What Goes Into the Score
The FynovScore is a composite of both technical market data and AI-driven contextual analysis. The technical component draws on classic indicators — momentum, volume, and trend strength. The AI component processes recent news, market context, and fundamental signals to produce a qualitative assessment.
The result is a score that captures both the "what the chart says" and "what the context says" — something no single indicator or AI chatbot alone can provide.
FynovScore vs Fear & Greed Index
The most common question we receive is: "How is this different from the Crypto Fear & Greed Index?"
The key difference is granularity. The Fear & Greed Index is a single global sentiment score for the entire crypto market. It doesn't tell you anything specific about Bitcoin versus Ethereum versus Solana. The FynovScore is computed per asset — BTC has its own score, NVDA has its own score, an ETF has its own score. This makes it far more useful for portfolio-level decision making.
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FynovScore Trend Signals
Beyond the raw score, Fynov also shows trend direction per time horizon:
- Bullish — Score ≥ 60 on that time horizon
- Neutral — Score between 40 and 60
- Bearish — Score ≤ 40 on that time horizon
This lets you see whether short-term (24h), medium-term (7d), and long-term (30d) signals are aligned or diverging — which is often more informative than the score alone.
What FynovScore Does NOT Do
To be completely transparent:
- It does not predict whether an asset will go up or down
- It does not account for your personal risk tolerance or financial situation
- It does not factor in broader macroeconomic events not yet processed
- It is not a substitute for independent research or professional financial advice
The FynovScore is a research prioritization tool — it helps you decide where to focus your attention, not what decision to make.