US Dollar Index

The DXY Confidence Score dipped slightly from 61.1 to 60.7 out of 100, driven by a weak momentum score of 48 and broader technical pressure. Although a positive MACD histogram of 0.17 points to a mild short-term uptick, the index remains weighed down by trading 2.5% below its 50-day moving average and underneath its broken 200-day trend structure. Offsetting some of this weakness is an exceptionally high risk sub-score of 98 with zero risk flags and a neutral news score of 53. The single biggest thing to watch next is whether the index can push back above its 50-day moving average to break out of its broader downward trend.

Categories marked est fall back to free public data (exchange order books, global news tone) when a paid feed is off, and count at 60% weight. Only categories with no usable data at all score n/a, and their weight is spread across the rest.

Since the previous scan, the US Dollar Index (DXY) confidence score decreased slightly from 61.1 to 60.7, with no individual category moving by more than 2 points. No new anomaly flags were triggered during this period, reflecting a quiet and stable scan across all tracked metrics. Key headline coverage was dominated by reports that the US Senate has delayed its vote on the crypto Clarity Act until after the August recess, alongside announcements from Wintermute and Sui. This minimal movement matters because it shows baseline indicators remained flat and unaffected despite the shifted regulatory timeline.

No score category moved more than 2 points.

Data quality

Limited

Category coverage

38%

Conflicting signals

1

Missing data

Network usage, Development, Social sentiment, Derivatives positioning, Tokenomics

• • 3 of 8 score categories had data this scan
• • 2 of 5 data feeds responded
• • 1 signal contradict the overall read
• • Score is 11 points off neutral