Test (TST) sentiment score
The 1stopcrypto Score for Test, from 0 (bearish) to 100 (bullish).
Test currently scores 83 out of 100, which the 1stopcrypto Score reads as very bullish. TST is up 16.78% over the last 24 hours. The score is a weighted composite — momentum, volatility, volume and market breadth among the inputs — recalculated through the day. Each criterion is listed below with its own 0–100 reading, so the overall number can be checked rather than taken on faith. It describes how a market looks, not what it will do next, and is not financial advice.
How TST scores on each criterion
- Market Trend88/100
+15.13% in 24h
The token's own 24-hour price move, compressed onto 0–100. Above 50 means it rose, below 50 means it fell, and the further from 50 the sharper the move.
- Momentum (rel. strength)94/100
Outpacing 94% of the 497 tokens we track
How this 24-hour move ranks against every other token. It separates a coin rising on its own from one simply drifting up with the whole market.
- Liquidity69/100
$25.14M traded in 24h — deeper than 69% of tokens
How much was actually traded, ranked against the rest. Thin liquidity means the price moves easily and is easier to push, so a high score on low volume is worth less.
- Market Mood78/100
Fear & Greed index at 78/100
The market's overall mood from the Fear & Greed index, applied as context. It says nothing about this token specifically — it is the weather everything is trading in.
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