Bitcoin Zone

• We combine 9 Bitcoin data points in three groups: how far the price is from its trend, its momentum, and market leverage and sentiment.
• Each of today's data points is compared with its values over the previous 4 years: at the top of those years, close to 100; at the bottom, close to 1. The score is the weighted average of all of them, which you can see in the breakdown.
• A data point with less than 730 days of history isn't included yet, and its weight is shared among the others.

Only where Bitcoin stands compared with its own recent history: 1 to 20, very low zone; 21 to 40, low zone; 41 to 60, middle zone; 61 to 80, high zone; 81 to 100, very high zone.

No. It tells you where the price stands compared with its last few years, not where it's going. In a long rally the score can stay high for months, and in a long decline, low. Use it as one more data point, never as a signal.

The price and funding come from the exchanges; the Fear & Greed Index from Alternative.me, credited next to it; and the economic context from the Federal Reserve via FRED. We don't use blockchain data: free sources don't allow it on a site like this one.

Once a day, with each day's close in UTC. The new score comes out shortly after midnight UTC.

Your account, which is free, your linked UID and the Rookie rank: $100 in trading volume within 30 days with the code. What counts is what you buy and sell, not what you hold on the exchange.