What is the difference between this and the individual indicator pages?

Each indicator page reads its own model on its own scale, in isolation. This chart converts every price-scaled model to the same dollar axis as Bitcoin's price, so they can be compared directly against each other and against price, which no single indicator page can do on its own.

What indicators does this chart not cover?

Only price-scaled models appear here: the Stock-to-Flow model, the two-year moving average bands, the support and resistance band, the Price Boundary, and the Power Law corridor. Ratio-based indicators like MVRV Z-Score, the Puell Multiple, RHODL, and NUPL have no dollar target to plot, and are covered instead by the Ultimate Risk Timeline.

What else does the subscription cover?

One subscription unlocks every Cycle, Risk, and Time chart, the Correlation Cosmos, plus email alerts and access through our API or your AI assistant.

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Ultimate Price Chart

This chart stacks five price-based indicators onto one log-scale price chart. Instead of opening each indicator separately, you see Bitcoin's price against all of their lines at once, which makes it easy to spot where several of them line up.

Every price-scaled indicator combined into one chart
A realistic range for where bitcoin's price is likely headed over time
See whether bitcoin looks undervalued or overvalued across multiple indicators at once

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What It Looks Like

About This Chart

In One Sentence

It overlays all of the price-based indicators onto one chart of Bitcoin's price.

What It Measures

Each indicator on this chart normally draws one or two lines against price. This view collects them: the Stock-to-Flow model line, the two-year average and its five-times band, the support and resistance band, the Balanced and Terminal price levels from the Price Boundary, and the Power Law's fair-value line with its corridor.

The colored dots along the price line count down the days to the next halving, so the four-year rhythm is visible alongside the levels.

How to Read It

Where price sits relative to any one line means what that indicator's own page describes. What this chart adds is confluence: places where several lines cluster, or where price is far from all of them at once, stand out here in a way they do not when each is viewed alone.

Every line inherits the strengths and weaknesses of its source indicator, so read this as a summary, not a verdict.

Limitations

Overlaying many lines invites false confidence: several indicators agreeing is not independent confirmation when they are all built from the same price history.

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See every price-scaled model plotted against Bitcoin's price, with each band's cycle target attached.