This is Bitcoin (BTCUSD) on the 1W time-frame against the Gold/DXY ratio. As you see, since 2016 the Gold/DXY ratio has been a leading indicator to BTC’s trend on the long-term, filtering out what’s needed. In the last two Cycles, the ratio bottomed out first before BTC, broke above its Bear Cycle Support and posted

Bitcoin (BTCUSD) hit its 1D MA200 (orange trend-line) for the first time since January 13, which was half-way through the first rally of the new Bull Cycle. The long-term pattern since the November 21 2022 bottom can be seen as a big Inverse Head and Shoulders (IH&S) that has started to form the Right Shoulder.

Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is not having the best 3 week stretch as it broke below its 2 month Channel Up. The April 2019 fractal, that has drawn widespread comparisons with the current price action recently, broke its Channel Up on a 1D candle wick, hit the Support made off the 1st Low and rebounded. Once the

As Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is battling to break its 1W MA50 and extend the rally of the new Bull Cycle, as all previous Cycles did, we looked at the 1W time-frame from a different angle and present to you an outlook that may have gone overlooked. As you see, every BTC Cycle Bottom can be viewed

This is a unique representation of the Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Cycles using the Fibonacci Circles, a tool than certainly prints a very interesting Roadmap relative to the previous historic Cycles. The chart focuses on the last two Cycles but for a more complete projection we also incorporate 2015 – 2017. Each Cycle’s epicenter is located on

There has been tons of talk about Bitcoin’s (BTCUSD) similarity of the current bottom reversal with the 2019 one. A lot of comparisons have been made, we’ve started doing that since November, but the time has come that BTC either confirms or dismisses the 2019 fractal. As you see on the left chart (2023) the

Many have been focusing in the past days at the inability of Bitcoin (BTCUSD) to close above the 1W MA50 (blue trend-line). Surely that is essential for maintaining the pace of the January – February rally and as we’ve analyzed recently, it draws comparisons with the past Cycles where they were testing their own 1W

This is a unique analysis of Bitcoin displayed on a grid pattern made of the Fibonacci retracement levels (black trend-lines) applied from the top of the previous Bull Cycle to the bottom of the Bear Cycle and the Fibonacci extension levels (blue trend-lines) applied on the Lower Lows and Lower Highs of the Bear Cycle.

On this chart, Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is shown on the 1W time-frame using the Fear & Greed Indicator (F&GI). A month ago it broke above 50, which is the neutral level between Fear and Greed. Since then it has stabilized sideways around 55 as the market is split with some being greedy for further rise while

This is a very radical approach to Bitcoin’s (BTCUSD) Cycle Theory as it expands on the notion that BTC has so far had only two (mega) Cycles instead of the traditional view of four (smaller ones), which is an idea we have analyzed quite a few times in the past. Radical but as the analysis