RSm Architecture #6 — Sign Flip Level (RSm)Bitcoin / USD Coin PERPETUAL CONTRACTBINANCE:BTCUSDC.Pb07021983RSm in 30 Seconds (Recap) RSm does not analyze price directly. It transforms price into deviation from equilibrium. Each horizon tracks: Magnitude (D) → direction and distance Maturity (T) → time spent in that state From this, RSm estimates: The probability of returning back to equilibriumWhere Is Equilibrium? (Sign Flip Level) In RSm, equilibrium is not a fixed price. It is defined dynamically through the sign flip level (SF). Sign Fflip (SF) is the price where the current deviation returns to zero and changes sign. If D < 0 → SF is above price If D > 0 → SF is below price This is the mean reversion target SF is calculated dynamically using a proprietary RSm algorithm, based on the current deviation structure — not on static levels. What the Chart Shows Left: D < 0 → SF above price Price moves and deviation changes D flips to > 0 Right: SF recalculates and shifts lower The equilibrium has changed Key Insight SF is not fixed. Price movement → Deviation change → SF shiftThe target moves as structure evolves. Execution Meaning Your target is dynamic The market can extend before reverting Static price targets do not apply In RSm, you trade a moving equilibrium — not a fixed levelTakeaway RSm tracks: - how far price moved from equilibrium - and where that equilibrium currently is The sign flip level is that point. And it shifts as structure changes. Notes RSm — Probabilistic Deviation Engine This post explains model logic, not a trade recommendation Follow for structure-based market insights