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RSI (14)
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Relative Strength Index
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What is RSI?
RSI measures how fast and how much the price has moved up or down over the last 14 days. Think of it like a rubber band — the further it stretches, the harder it snaps back. It gives a score from 0 to 100.
0—30 = Oversold (Buy Zone)
30—70 = Neutral
70—100 = Overbought (Caution)
When RSI drops below 30, sellers are exhausted and buyers tend to step in. Above 70, it's been running too hot and a pullback is likely.
ℹ️ How we calculate this ▼
We compute RSI ourselves from 200 days of historical closing prices from CoinGecko.
Formula (Wilder Smoothing):
1. Calculate price changes for all 200 days
2. First avg = sum of gains (or losses) over first 14 days — 14
3. Then smooth: Avg Gain = (prev Avg Gain — 13 + current gain) — 14
4. Repeat step 3 for all remaining days
5. RS = Smoothed Avg Gain — Smoothed Avg Loss
6. RSI = 100 - (100 — (1 + RS))
1. Calculate price changes for all 200 days
2. First avg = sum of gains (or losses) over first 14 days — 14
3. Then smooth: Avg Gain = (prev Avg Gain — 13 + current gain) — 14
4. Repeat step 3 for all remaining days
5. RS = Smoothed Avg Gain — Smoothed Avg Loss
6. RSI = 100 - (100 — (1 + RS))
This is the standard Wilder Smoothing RSI — the same method used by TradingView, Binance, and every major charting platform. Unlike simple RSI (which only looks at the last 14 days), Wilder smoothing factors in the entire price history for a more stable, accurate reading. You can verify our value on TradingView.
Historic Signals
Aug 2024 crash to $49k
RSI: 17
? Bounced to $64k in 2 weeks
+30% recovery
Mar 2020 COVID crash
RSI: 15
? $3.8k to $10k in 2 months
+163% recovery
Nov 2021 BTC at $69k ATH
RSI: 78
? Dropped to $33k over 3 months
-52% decline
Fear & Greed
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Market sentiment index
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What is Fear & Greed?
This index measures the overall mood of the crypto market on a scale of 0 (maximum fear) to 100 (maximum greed). It pulls from volatility, volume, social media, surveys, and BTC dominance. Warren Buffett's famous rule — "Be greedy when others are fearful" — is exactly what this tracks.
0—25 = Extreme Fear (Buy)
25—75 = Neutral
75—100 = Extreme Greed (Caution)
When everyone is panicking and selling at a loss, that's historically the best time to buy. When everyone is euphoric and FOMO buying, a top is usually near.
📊 Source: Alternative.me Fear & Greed Index
This value is pulled directly from the Alternative.me API in real time. They calculate it from: market volatility (25%), volume (25%), social media (15%), surveys (15%), BTC dominance (10%), and Google Trends (10%). You can also compare with CoinMarketCap's version.
Historic Signals
Jun 2022 — LUNA/3AC collapse
F&G: 6
? BTC at $17k, later hit $73k
+329% over 20 months
Mar 2020 — COVID crash
F&G: 8
? BTC went from $3.8k to $64k
+1,584% over 13 months
Nov 2021 — BTC ATH week
F&G: 84
? Market topped, crashed 75%
Bear market followed
Moving Average Cross
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What is Moving Average Cross?
Think of this as a trend detector. It compares Bitcoin's recent average price (last 50 days) to its longer-term average price (last 200 days).
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Positive % = Recent price trending UP (Bullish ?)
Negative % = Recent price trending DOWN (Bearish 📉)
Why it matters: Buying dips during a bullish trend (positive %) is safer — the momentum is on your side. Buying during a bearish trend (negative %) is riskier because the overall direction is still down.
ℹ️ How we calculate this ▼
We compute this ourselves from 200 days of historical closing prices from CoinGecko.
Formula:
1. 50-day MA = average closing price of last 50 days
2. 200-day MA = average closing price of last 200 days
3. Spread = ((50 MA - 200 MA) — 200 MA) — 100
4. Positive spread = bullish (golden cross)
5. Negative spread = bearish (death cross)
1. 50-day MA = average closing price of last 50 days
2. 200-day MA = average closing price of last 200 days
3. Spread = ((50 MA - 200 MA) — 200 MA) — 100
4. Positive spread = bullish (golden cross)
5. Negative spread = bearish (death cross)
This is the standard Simple Moving Average (SMA) crossover used across all trading platforms. You can verify on TradingView by adding the MA 50 and MA 200 overlays.
Historic Signals
Oct 2023 — Golden Cross
BTC: $28k — Spread: +1.8%
? BTC rallied to $73k ATH
+160% over 5 months
Jan 2022 — Death Cross
BTC: $43k — Spread: -1.2%
? BTC fell to $15k
-65% over 11 months
Feb 2020 — Golden Cross
BTC: $9.5k — Spread: +2.3%
? (COVID dip then) $64k
+573% over 14 months
24h Change
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What does 24h Change tell us?
The simplest indicator — how much BTC moved in the last 24 hours. Big drops (5-10%+) often trigger liquidation cascades — leveraged traders get forced out, creating a temporary overshoot to the downside. These sharp drops tend to bounce hard because the selling was forced, not organic.
-5% or more = Dip (Buy signal)
-2% to +2% = Stable
+5% or more = Surge (FOMO risk)
If BTC just ripped 8% in a day, that's not the time to buy. But a big red day combined with bullish signals from the other indicators? That's often your best entry.
📊 Source: CoinGecko BTC/USD
The 24-hour percentage change is pulled directly from CoinGecko's API. It represents the price change over the last 24 rolling hours. You can verify this value on CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap.
Historic Flash Crashes
Aug 5, 2024 — $60k crash
-15% in 24h
? Back above $70k next day
V-shaped recovery
May 19, 2021 — China ban crash
-30% in 24h
? Bounced 33% in 48 hours
Massive V-recovery
Mar 12, 2020 — Black Thursday
-40% in 24h
? Began 18-month bull run
+1,500% to ATH