Bitcoin_Bernoulli

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

This is a simple chart to compare the market capitalization of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Each line represents the percentage of total crypto market cap that is occupied by each of the two digital assets. Scale on the right side is the same for both lines and has units of percent (%).

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

See the linked original chart for description. This chart continues to prove very useful in timing major trend changes in both BTC and LTC.

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

YOU CAN ZOOM THIS CHART BY ADJUSTING THE RIGHT SCALE OR TIME SCALE. DRAG THE CHART AROUND TO SEE SPECIFIC AREAS ONCE ZOOMED IN. The LTCBTC cycle helps to clarify what part of the BTCUSD cycle we are in. Make your own inferences. My goal here is to time BTC cycles, not to trade LTC, though this chart could be useful for that also. The yellow boxes labeled "A"...

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

bitcoin per oz of fold

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

This chart spreads Fibonacci ratios across each of BTC’s block reward halving cycles, beginning at the genesis block and projecting out to 2024. Price high tends to fall near the 38.2% (green). 61.8% of each cycle corresponds to capitulation (white). 78.6% through each cycle veins the ascending triangle that breaks out going into the halving (red). 23.6% (cyan)...

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

This chart shows historical references related to percent fall from cycle tops to price at halving, with halving cycle timing.

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

This is not comprehensive, but it's something I have noticed for a while. There is a general W shape, and depending on which side of the W base is lower, it seems to indicate an overall trend moving forward.

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

This chart highlights and compares the areas in which XRP and BTC USD pairs decouple and move in opposite price directions, then recouple and move in the same direction.

Bitcoin_Bernoulli

This allows scaling of the bitcoin supply to more accurately identify trends set by previous market (mining) cycles to identify useful points of support/resistance.