Step 1
Read the trajectory lines
Each trajectory connects the current cycle with an estimated start, high, or low price and date. Being above or below a line can provide relative valuation context, but the price is not required to follow it.
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BTC Halving
Visualize Bitcoin-cycle projections, potential trajectory levels, and valuation zones.
AlertsSource updated 2024-04-28Reviewed 2026-07-19
Overview
Put cycle timing, projected trajectories, and relative valuation zones directly on a long-term Bitcoin chart.
BTC Halving estimates cycle start, high, and low timing and price levels from prior halving relationships, then plots trajectories and valuation zones. These are model outputs, not forecasts guaranteed to occur.
Key capabilities
- Halving-cycle timing context
- Projected start, high, and low levels
- Estimated timing markers
- Trajectory visualization
- Fast and slow valuation zones
- Overbought and oversold cycle context
- Potential support and resistance levels
Configuration
Start with the documented controls
- Choose fast or slow valuation zones.
- Toggle the start, high, and low trajectory lines and information tables.
- Use projections as scenarios and revisit them as actual price evolves.
Tutorial
Learn the workflow in context
Step 2
Use valuation zones
Fast zones adapt more quickly to parabolic movement; slow zones retain broader levels. The five states range from very oversold through neutral to very overbought and can also surface potential support or resistance.
Step 3
Treat estimates as scenarios
The model extrapolates prior halving relationships and supply/market-cap inputs. Record the version and date of any analysis, and do not present an estimated level or date as a guaranteed forecast.
Risk and results context
Cycle dates, price levels, and trajectories are estimates derived from historical relationships. They can be wrong and should not be presented as predictions or guarantees.
Signals, projections, and strategy outputs are analytical tools—not financial advice or guarantees of future results. Trading involves substantial risk.
This guide is a rewritten YinYang overview. For the author’s complete source description and release notes, view the original publication.
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