🟢 BUY means DIEM looks cheap relative to its fundamentals. Price is below what the system suggests is fair, so there may be room to drift up over time. 🔴 SELL means DIEM looks expensive—price is above fair value, so gains may be limited and a pullback is more likely. 🟡 NEUTRAL means price is close to fair value; there’s no strong advantage either way and waiting is reasonable.

Signals respect your threshold so tiny, noisy moves don't trigger trades.

sVVV Collateral: How many dollars of staked VVV back one DIEM (VVV price × mint rate). Higher collateral generally supports a higher fair value.

Spread: The gap between DIEM’s market price and its backing. A negative spread is a discount; a positive spread is a premium. Bigger gaps usually mean stronger signals.

Signal Strength: How far the spread is beyond your “do nothing” zone. Larger values mean more conviction.

Threshold: The minimum % move you require before acting, so small fluctuations don’t trigger trades. Default is about 10% and you can adjust it.

Net Edge: Your advantage after costs and opportunity cost. If this is positive, the trade has cushion; if negative, you’re likely giving up more than you gain.

Break-even Spread: The gap you need before a trade roughly pays for itself after fees and the yield you’d forgo.

Adverse Move Offset: How many days of yield it would take to earn back an unfavorable price move. Fewer days = easier to recover.