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MAAT Decision System: Risk Styles, Seven Zones and Prime Points
A plain-English guide to the current MAAT dashboard: what the decision means, how risk style changes the result, what each market zone says, and when a Prime Point is confirmed.
- Author
- FlowDeep Research Team
- Published
- Aug 13, 2026
- Read time
- 8 min read
Quick answer
MAAT turns FlowDeep's current market reading into a plain-language action for the selected risk style. The seven zones describe market context, Short Momentum adds timing context, and a Prime Point confirms a qualified buy or sell location. You see the conclusion and evidence, not FlowDeep's proprietary formula.
The MAAT dashboard is designed to answer one practical question: what deserves attention today? It combines the current cycle zone, market risk and short-term context into a readable decision. It is decision support, not financial advice and not a promise of future returns.
What the header tells you
The large decision title is MAAT's current conclusion for that asset and your selected risk style. The sentence below explains the action in ordinary language. The zone and Smart Risk score show the current context, while Short Momentum is a separate timing hint. A weak short-term reading can suggest patience without silently changing MAAT's main decision.
The three risk styles
Cautious
Measured entries and stronger protection of capital.
Balanced
The default view, balancing measured entries with profit-taking.
Bold
Larger entries and a greater willingness to keep a core position.
Risk style is a behavior policy, not a quality score. The same market can produce a different action for each style because the acceptable trade-off is different.
The seven market zones
Value: secure core entry.
Discount: begin accumulating slowly.
Discovery Down (Hold): wait for bottom confirmation.
Neutral: no action is required.
Discovery Up (Hold): wait for top confirmation.
Premium: take partial profits.
Extreme: secure major gains.
A zone describes the current market setting. It is not, by itself, a guaranteed buy or sell signal.
What a Prime Point means
Prime Point is a confirmation badge. A Prime Buy is shown only with a qualified Value or Discount location. A Prime Sell is shown only with a qualified Premium or Extreme location. When the condition is not confirmed, the header says so instead of presenting an inactive state like a switch.
The chart can show historical MAAT trades and Prime Points for eligible plans. The header's latest trades are completed historical buy-and-sell pairs and show the price gain between the two displayed prices. They are examples from the historical replay, not personal account performance.
What FlowDeep does not publish
FlowDeep publishes the customer-facing result, its visible market context and historical examples. Internal coefficients, thresholds, staged sizing rules and implementation details remain proprietary. This keeps the product understandable without turning the dashboard into a formula manual.
Access by plan
- Cycle Watch: Bitcoin tracking with the Value zone and zone-limited MAAT context.
- Cycle Pulse: five core assets with Value and Extreme access and zone-limited MAAT context.
- Cycle Radar: broader multi-asset access, all zones and MAAT Trading Results.
- Cycle Lab: all 18 crypto dashboards and the complete research toolkit.
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See the current Bitcoin dashboard, compare access on the pricing page, or read how FlowDeep works.
Frequently asked questions
Does MAAT reveal FlowDeep's formula?
No. MAAT shows the decision, risk style, current zone and supporting context. Internal thresholds, coefficients and execution rules remain proprietary.
Is Balanced the default risk style?
Yes. Balanced is the default across supported coin dashboards, while Cautious and Bold let you view the same market through different risk preferences.
Is every Value or Extreme reading a Prime Point?
No. Prime Point is a separate confirmation. A valid Prime Buy can appear in Value or Discount, and a valid Prime Sell can appear in Premium or Extreme.
Does Short Momentum override the MAAT decision?
No. It is additional timing context. It can suggest patience, but it does not silently replace the main MAAT decision.