Price, on-chain activity and macro context in one free daily report, with an explanation beside every chart. Research only: no account, no wallet connection.
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Three examples from the report: price behaviour, on-chain measures and the wider economic backdrop.
Historical previews. Each example shows its own data dates.
Price and performance
Explore returns, volatility and drawdowns across Bitcoin's history.
Historical volatility: 30, 60 and 180 days
Annualised historical volatility shows how much daily returns varied over the report's 30-, 60- and 180-day windows. It does not forecast the next move.
On-chain activity
Examine network activity, supply and holder measures, with explanations alongside the charts.
Bitcoin price and Hash Price
Hash Price measures miners' daily revenue per unit of computing power. It is shown alongside Bitcoin's price on separate logarithmic scales; it is not a measure of an individual miner's profitability.
Macro context
Explore US macroeconomic series alongside Bitcoin's price.
Bitcoin price and the Federal Funds Rate
Bitcoin's price and the monthly Federal Funds Rate over their overlapping observation period, on separate axes. Their movement together does not establish that one caused the other.
How Bitcoin has moved: returns, drawdowns and volatility.
Price history, distance from the all-time high, 30, 60 and 180-day volatility, days since a given fall or rise, running return, returns by purchase month, quarter and year.
Where models fitted to Bitcoin's own past place the market, with their limits stated.
Composite risk score, 200-week moving-average heatmap, 2-year MA multiplier, Pi Cycle Top, golden-ratio multiplier, rainbow chart, bull-market support band, power trend line, past cycles’ peak and bottom returns. Several share the same price inputs; they are not independent evidence.
What the network data shows: activity, supply and holder measures.
MVRV Z-score, short- and long-term-holder MVRV, thermocap, hash price, supply and address counts by wallet size (addresses, not people), realised profit and loss, valuation models, network and miner health.
The wider backdrop: US macro series and supported market-structure measures.
US macroeconomic series as context for the price; market-structure measures including the spot ETFs. Co-movement is shown as such, not as cause.
Two published sentiment series, each against price.
A published crypto fear-and-greed index and web search interest.
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Observations are shown as received. Indicator values are arithmetic on them. The cycle models are curves fitted to Bitcoin’s short history and have never been tested against outcomes; a score from them is a reading of where a measure sits, not a probability. The written readings are the author’s opinion about today, not a forecast. Nothing in the report is a personal recommendation or advice on crypto-assets.
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