Thrive Power Score

An 8-dimension composite strength score (0–100) graded S through D.

What Is the Thrive Power Score?

The Thrive Power Score (TPS) is a single 0–100 composite that measures the overall strength and conviction behind an asset's current market position. It answers the question: “If I could only look at one number, how strong is this setup right now?”

TPS fuses eight distinct market dimensions into a weighted composite. Each dimension is independently scored, then combined using regime-adaptive weights — meaning the formula automatically adjusts based on current market conditions.

The Eight Dimensions

Momentum	Trend strength and direction based on ADX, directional indicators, and regime classification.
Derivatives	Funding rate positioning, open interest dynamics, and liquidation pressure across exchanges.
Smart Money	Institutional and whale accumulation/distribution patterns from on-chain flow analysis.
Volume	Volume conviction relative to historical norms — are moves being confirmed by real participation?
Sentiment	Social engagement, crowd sentiment, and the divergence between different sentiment sources.
Structure	Technical structure including oscillator readings, moving average alignment, and divergence confluence.
On-Chain	Blockchain-level health metrics including holder behavior and exchange supply dynamics.
Macro	Macroeconomic tailwinds or headwinds from dollar strength, volatility indices, and institutional flows.

Grading System

S (80–100)	Extremely strong setup. Multiple data sources confirm high-conviction conditions. Rare — appears in fewer than 10% of readings.
A (65–79)	Strong. Most indicators aligned with clear directional conviction.
B (50–64)	Moderate. Conditions are decent but not compelling — proceed with normal position sizing.
C (35–49)	Weak. Mixed signals across dimensions — caution warranted, reduce exposure.
D (0–34)	Very weak. Significant headwinds across multiple dimensions — either a warning or a contrarian opportunity depending on TAS and TRP.

Reading the Component Breakdown

On the asset detail page, TPS includes a visual breakdown showing each dimension scored from 0 to 100. This lets you see exactly which factors are driving the score. A high TPS with a weak Smart Money dimension, for example, tells a different story than a high TPS with a weak Macro dimension.

Pro Tip

Use the component breakdown to identify disagreements between dimensions. When most dimensions are strong but one or two are lagging, that often signals a developing opportunity — especially if the lagging dimension is Smart Money (which tends to lead price).

Methodology

TPS uses a regime-adaptive weighting system. Dimension weights shift automatically based on which market regime is active — for example, Smart Money carries higher weight during Accumulation regimes while Momentum carries higher weight during Breakout regimes. Each dimension is independently normalized to a 0–100 scale before weighting, and the final composite applies outlier dampening to prevent any single anomalous data point from distorting the score.