Crypto to Buy on the Dip — Live BTD Index™ Crypto Rankings

Every major cryptocurrency in our universe is re-scored every five minutes on how statistically attractive its drawdown is: distance from the 52-week high, oversold momentum, market-wide fear and realized volatility — combined into one 0–100 BTD Score.

Coins tracked

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Average BTD Score

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Top-ranked dip

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How to read the crypto board

Valuation (40%)

Coins have no earnings multiples, so value is inferred from how far price sits below its 52-week high relative to the rest of the crypto universe.

Momentum (25%)

RSI(14). Deeply oversold prints score highest — capitulation, not a slow bleed.

Fear & sentiment (20%)

Fear & Greed Index and VIX. Crypto drawdowns cluster with broad risk-off panic, which is when discounts are widest.

Quality & risk (15%)

Annualized realized volatility stands in for beta, penalising coins whose recovery path is likely to be violent.

Frequently asked questions

What does it mean to buy the dip in crypto?
Buying the dip in crypto means accumulating a coin after a sharp drawdown, on the thesis that the sell-off is driven by leverage flushes and sentiment rather than a permanent break in the asset's adoption or network fundamentals. BTD Index™ tests that thesis with data instead of intuition.
How is the BTD Score for a cryptocurrency calculated?
Crypto uses the same 0.40 × Valuation + 0.25 × Momentum + 0.20 × Fear + 0.10 × Quality + 0.05 × Risk formula as equities. Because coins have no P/E or P/B, valuation and quality fall back to drawdown-implied value proxies, momentum uses RSI(14), fear uses the Fear & Greed Index and VIX, and risk uses annualized realized volatility as a beta proxy.
What is a good BTD Score for a coin?
Scores above 80 flag extreme opportunity, 65–80 strong opportunity, 50–65 neutral accumulation and below 35 avoid. A high score means the drawdown is mostly explained by fear and stretched technicals rather than by risk that keeps compounding against the holder.
How often do the crypto rankings update?
Crypto trades continuously, so prices, momentum and sentiment inputs are re-fetched and the whole board is re-scored every five minutes, twenty-four hours a day including weekends.