What is the Squeeze Score?

The Squeeze Score (0–100) measures how "charged" the market is for a potential violent move. It combines multiple signals – market structure, flows, sentiment and prediction markets – into a single number a trader can read in one glance.

Designed for traders operating in high-volatility regimes.

How to read the Squeeze Score

0–30 – Low energy

Calm market, low tension. Meaningful squeezes are unlikely.

30–60 – Watchlist

Something is building up, but not in a critical zone yet. Good level to start watching.

60–80 – High tension

Signals are strengthening, the market becomes fragile. Interesting zone to prepare setups.

80+ – Critical squeeze zone

Extreme tension, multiple sources converging. Ideal for traders hunting violent moves – with serious risk management.

What's inside the Squeeze Score?

Without going into formulas, the Squeeze Score is built from several key components:

Signals (quant / news / flows)

Measures the strength and direction of aggregated signals (LONG / SHORT / NEUTRAL).

Fear & Greed + sentiment

The more extreme the market (fear or greed), the stronger the squeeze potential.

Whale & exchange flows

Large inflows/outflows towards exchanges that often precede violent moves.

Polymarket & prediction markets

What the collective intelligence is "betting" on for key scenarios.