Data Library

Data Library

Find the data for the question you are studying.

The Data Library organizes Bitcoin and altcoin indicators by purpose. Each category brings together reference charts, explanations, and links to TradingView layouts.

Maintenance notice: older layouts are being reviewed following the removal of the BLX symbol from TradingView. Some charts may stop at August 2025. Check the latest date in TradingView before treating a chart as current. Historical images remain useful for understanding the original analysis.

For a chart from a recent update, go to Premium Charts. For an introduction to the framework, explore The Cycle Labs.

Bitcoin

Bitcoin: cycle conditions

Cycle Bottoms

Study momentum exhaustion, valuation, holder behavior, sentiment, and timing around historical bear-market lows.


Bull Supports

Compare price and indicator supports used to study pullbacks within a bull market.


Cycle Metrics

Explore the timing models and variations used to compare one cycle with another.


Bitcoin: topping conditions

Early Topping Signals

Examine indicators used to identify developing topping conditions before looking for broader confirmation.


Mid-Tops

Study the data associated with significant tops during the middle of a cycle.


Cycle Tops

Compare momentum, valuation, and price-based measures associated with major cycle highs.


Bitcoin: additional context

Volatility

Examine changes in volatility and how quieter and more active periods compare historically.


Short-Term Context

Explore the liquidity and timing comparisons collected for nearer-term context.


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Altcoins & More

Altcoins

Altcoin Strength

Compare broad altcoin participation, sentiment, and Bitcoin dominance.


Altcoin Bull Supports

Study the TOTAL2 price and momentum supports in the existing collection.


Altcoin Tops

Explore broad-market and individual-asset charts used to study topping conditions.


Using the library

  1. Choose a category and read the explanation for the metric.

  2. Use the chart link to open TradingView. Website images are reference snapshots.

  3. Check the symbol, timeframe, and latest plotted date.

  4. Compare the chart with other evidence and the current newsletter.

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The library is a research resource. No individual indicator establishes a future top or bottom.