Bundle Cat (BUN) is trading at $0.0240, up 0.00% in the last 24 hours.
Movement Score 17/100 is shown on the verdict banner and Momentum Glance — it is not counted again in this indicator tally.
Transparent tally of structure & momentum for BUN — separate from the CryptoCop verdict banner. Not a price forecast or financial advice.
Price above an MA reads as dynamic support; below as resistance — same periods as the candle chart (MA10 / 30 / 55 / 99 / 200). Each card carries the move it would take to reach that level from the current price: a plus is the rise needed, a minus the fall. Toggle 4H → 1W for structure across timeframes, or ZONES for where those MAs stack into support and resistance; the Overall tally uses the 1D set.
This BUN Technical Analysis page is a transparent tally, not a black-box rating.
Each row shows the live input (RSI 14, MFI 14 on 1D/4H/12H; MA10–200 on 4H → 1W, when filled) and a bull / neutral / bear vote so you can audit the Overall label.
Movement Score (currently 17/100) is a separate scanner composite shown in the verdict banner — it is not double-counted inside the indicator tally.
Right now daily RSI is 0 and MFI is 0.
Moving averages use the same periods as the candle chart. Price above an MA counts as dynamic support; below as resistance.
This page reads Bundle Cat across three timeframes: RSI and MFI on the 1-day, 4-hour and 12-hour candles, and moving averages from MA10 to MA200 on the 4H through 1W frames. Each input casts a bull, neutral or bear vote and the tally is shown in full, so you can see which indicators disagree rather than only a headline verdict.
Movement Score is CryptoCop's own 0-100 composite, built from RSI, relative volume, green-day count and how well past gains were retained. Bundle Cat scores 17/100 today. It ranks coins against each other on the scanner; it is not a standard indicator you will find on other charting tools.
On the daily candle, it is below MA10 at $0.0290243, which sit overhead as potential resistance. Moving averages are the same periods drawn on the chart above — they mark where the recent average price sits, not a guaranteed floor or ceiling.
