Bitcoin Charts Dashboard

Today's Bitcoin cycle reading at a glance: Cycle Altitude, Risk, and Time with price history and cycle overlays.

Three numbers describe where Bitcoin sits in its cycle. Risk reads valuation from 10 on-chain and technical indicators. Time reads how far the current half-cycle has run against three historical clocks. Cycle Altitude fuses the two. All three are scored 0 to 100, so they can be read side by side and plotted on one axis.

Cycle AltitudeRisk and Time combined • 0 to 100

At least one lens is at its floor: this is what past cycle bottoms looked like.

Bear market: Cycle Altitude follows the lower lens, Time.

Risk39/100

Neutral valuation

Time3/100

11 days to the projected bottom ()

Bitcoin PriceWeekly candles • 50 / 100 / 200 SMA
Risk • 10 IndicatorsBar shows this cycle's range, diamond is today, stripes are the target zones
Stock-to-Flow$83K
$59K
$125K
≤ $257K≥ $257K
2-Year MA Multiplier$83K
$59K
$125K
≤ $89K≥ $445K
Weekly MA Band$83K
$59K
$125K
≤ $67K≥ $77K
Price Boundary$83K
$59K
$125K
≤ $40K≥ $289K
Power Law$83K
$59K
$125K
≤ $65K≥ $155K
MVRV Z-Score0.94
0.18
2.53
≤ -0.12≥ 1.85
Puell Multiple1.07
0.51
1.35
≤ 0.51≥ 1.22
RHODL Ratio1,179
615
5,656
≤ 330≥ 4,554
Net Unrealized P/L35%
9%
56%
≤ 4%≥ 55%
Pi Cycle Top0.46
0.38
0.57
≥ 1.00
Time • 3 IndicatorsHow far each cycle clock has run against the average length of past cycles
Projected Bottom
Projected Top (Avg)
Peak-to-BottomNext Bottom
Since 368/379d • 11d left
Bottom-to-PeakEstimatedNext Top
Starts 1,063d to target
Halving-to-PeakEstimatedNext Top
Starts 535d to target
About This Dashboard

About the Overview dashboard

Why Two Lenses Instead of One

Valuation and timing answer different questions, and they disagree often enough that collapsing them into a single number would hide the most useful thing either one says. Valuation asks how stretched price is against what the network paid for its coins. Timing asks how long this leg of the cycle has been running against how long past legs ran. A market can be expensive early or cheap late, and only two separate readings can show that.

Keeping them apart is also what makes the fused number meaningful. Cycle Altitude is not a third opinion. It is the two lenses measured against each other, which is why it can say that valuation is running ahead of the clock rather than only that valuation is high.

How the Three Numbers Relate

Risk and Time are computed independently and share no inputs. Risk comes from the indicator set on the Risk dashboard; Time comes from the three clocks on the Time dashboard. Neither one can move the other.

Cycle Altitude takes both. When the two lenses agree, Altitude sits near them. When they diverge, Altitude reflects the gap, and the Cycles dashboard plots that history against every confirmed pivot the detector has marked.

What This Dashboard Shows

The three headline readings, a price chart with confirmed cycle pivots overlaid, and a condensed view of both lenses. Each panel links to the dashboard that owns it, and each dashboard links to a page per indicator with that indicator's formula, its history and its behavior at cycle extremes.

Every figure on this page comes from one daily build. Nothing is computed in the browser, and the math behind each number is published on the methodology page.