How MoonMath calculates pressure analyzer

The formula

No formula combines the figures. The page states the buys and sells the market-data provider reported for the last 24 hours, the buy share of the transaction count, the sell share of the dollar volume where a side was observed, and the price change. Depth is the net quote input for a 1% constant-product price move in the primary pool, and pool liquidity divided by market cap.

What it reads

• Buy and sell transaction counts over 24 hours
• The 24-hour volume and price change, as reported
• Per-side dollar volume per pool, where the provider observed it
• Pool candles for the 7-day and 30-day windows
• Pool reserves, liquidity and market cap, for depth

What it assumes

• A buy is a swap that takes the token out of a pool; a sell puts it in, as the provider classifies them
• Per-side dollar volume is summed over the pools that reported it and is never modelled from the price
• Counts and total volume come from one provider and the per-side volume from another, so their totals can differ

Run it

Compare buying and selling activity without presenting transaction count or total volume as side-specific dollar flow. MoonMath states buy and sell dollar volume only where a provider observed it, and says so when it did not.

How the market itself works

This page describes MoonMath's arithmetic. The mechanics section describes the market: how an order book forms a price, why order-book depth is not the same thing as pool liquidity, and what a public book does and does not let you observe.