Was the last week a bull, crab or bear week for pump.fun migrations?

Every morning at 05:30 UTC Belphor takes the seven full UTC days ending the day before and computes four shares from its own record, over the signals with a price reading at least six hours after detection, as on every other data page: pump.fun migrations above their migration price at the last mark, migrations that reached +50 percent, migrations down 80 percent or more, and momentum ignitions scoring 65 or more that are not down 80 percent. Each share is pooled over the seven days (the sum of the counts over the sum of the readings). For each share it takes the same seven-day figure on every day of the 60 days ending that day, and finds how many standard deviations (sample) this week's figure sits from their average; at least 7 such days are needed, and until 60 exist the migration figures start on 1 September 2026 and the ignition figures on 9 September 2026, the first full week of the current ignition scanner. The share down 80 percent or more counts against. The score is the average of the four distances: above +0.5 is a bull week, below -0.5 a bear week, anything between a crab week, decided before rounding. Signals whose price cannot be verified are left out as on the other pages (a market cap above $250M at detection, or a peak of 100x or more with no matching price snapshot). The marks are read when the page is computed, so the last day's signals are read before their full 24 hours. The JSON and CSV files carry the daily counts behind every figure, so all of it can be recomputed by hand. It describes the last 7 days, not the next.