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BTC Bottom & Top Indicator

One score for where Bitcoin sits in its market cycle — the average of 13 two-sided on-chain, miner, and price signals, each ranked against its own entire history. 0 = past bottoms, 100 = past tops. Three one-sided trigger signals watch each extreme separately.

43FAIR VALUE0100
Bottom · AccumulateTop · Distribute

Fairly valued. At 43/100, Bitcoin sits mid-range in its Fair Value zone — neither historically cheap nor expensive. No strong cycle edge either way.

8/ 13 signals reading Fair ValueBTC $78,120close Sep 1
4 Value8 Fair Value1 Premium· 13 signals total
How to read this: the needle sits on a 0–100 cycle scale — left (green) = historically cheap, where past bottoms lived; right (red) = historically expensive, where past tops lived. Each of the 13 two-sided signals is ranked against its own full history and averaged, so today's 43 means BTC is cheaper than roughly 57% of its entire trading history. The watch panels below count how many signals sit at each extreme; one-sided triggers only ever count toward their own end. Not financial advice.

Bottom & top watch

signals at each extreme · trigger crosses at ratio 1.00

Bottom watch

1 / 15

signals in the historic-bottom zone (score < 20)

Pi Cycle Bottom
Specialist triggers · only fire at bottoms
Hash Ribbonsratio 1.00 · fires at ≤ 1.00 · Triggered
Pi Cycle Bottomratio 1.06 · fires at ≤ 1.00 · Close

Top watch

0 / 14

signals in the historic-top zone (score ≥ 80)

none — no signal is at this extreme right now
Specialist trigger · only fires at tops
Pi Cycle Topratio 0.42 · fires at ≥ 1.00 · Quiet

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Data as of Sep 1, 2026 · snapshot refreshed daily via scheduled job
On-chain & miner metrics from bitcoin-data.com (BGeometrics); price-based signals and BTC spot from Binance. Scores are percentile ranks computed here — not investment advice, and different from any single provider's proprietary index.