Bitcoin Price Dashboard

Bitcoin price across daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes with confirmed cycle peaks and bottoms overlaid.

The same price history at four timeframes, each with every confirmed cycle pivot marked. A cycle runs for years, so the timeframe that shows its shape is not the one that shows this week's move.

Daily Chart
Weekly Chart
Monthly Chart
Yearly Chart
About This Dashboard

About the Price Dashboard dashboard

Why Four Timeframes

Daily candles carry the detail that weekly and monthly ones average away, and monthly and yearly candles carry the cycle shape that daily ones bury. Neither view is the correct one, so both are drawn rather than picking a default and hiding the rest.

All four are built from the same exchange record and rounded the same way, so a level read on one timeframe is the same level on another.

What a Pivot Marker Means

A marker sits on a confirmed cycle peak or bottom, placed on the date of the extreme itself rather than the date it was confirmed. Those are different days, often by weeks, and the record of both is kept on each pivot's own page.

A marker is not drawn on a running extreme. Until the confirmation rules fire, the current high or low is a candidate, and the cycle dashboard is where its state is shown.