The data says cheap. The desk says nobody wants it. Those two things show up together every single time, and I get to watch it happen in real time. I work at a crypto exchange. When the Score drops into the bottom few percent of its 15-year range, like right now at 17.3, the phones go quiet. New accounts dry up. Existing customers stop buying. The cheaper it gets, the less anyone wants it. That's not a coincidence. It's the whole reason a system beats a gut feel. I built the Score with AI doing the heavy lifting on 15 years of price data, so the number tells me to buy at exactly the moment my instincts, and everyone else's, are screaming don't. The hard part was never finding the pattern. It's acting on it when the room has gone silent.