Bitcoin Intelligence Terminal

Free saveable multi-metric terminal for power law, cycle, 200-week trend, drawdown, momentum and volatility

What is the Bitcoin Intelligence Terminal?

The Bitcoin Intelligence Terminal combines site-computed long-term value, cycle, trend, drawdown, momentum and volatility metrics in one configurable view. Its layout stays in the current browser with no account or paid subscription.

How do I use the Bitcoin Intelligence Terminal?

Start with the power-law percentile for long-term position, confirm structure with cycle temperature and the 200-week average, then size risk using drawdown, momentum and annualized volatility. Modules can be hidden, reordered and exported as a CSV snapshot.

What should I watch out for?

The terminal mixes indicators from different time horizons, so they should not be treated as a simple vote. Cycle scores, power laws and averages are historical references; data lag, model failure and extreme markets can still mislead.

How the Bitcoin Intelligence Terminal works

A free, customizable dashboard of six Bitcoin modules: power-law position, cycle temperature, 200-week trend, distance from ATH, one-year momentum and annualized volatility, with exportable data computed from public price history.

What you enter

  • Layout: 2 or 3 columns
  • Module order and visibility (arrows, × to hide, + to restore)
  • Layout import or export (JSON)

What it shows

  • Power-law percentile, deviation from fair value, 5th and 95th percentile rails
  • Cycle score, price / 200-week MA, drawdown from ATH, one-year return, annualized volatility
  • Cards for years ahead of support, fair value and data timestamp
  • Exports: snapshot CSV or JSON, weekly history CSV with walk-forward fits, live JSON preview

How to use it

  1. Choose 2 or 3 columns and arrange modules.
  2. Read the summary cards.
  3. Review each module.
  4. Export a snapshot or the weekly history CSV.
  5. Export the layout JSON for another device; it is also saved in this browser.

Formula

200W MA = average of the last 200 weekly closes. Drawdown = price ÷ ATH − 1. Momentum = price ÷ close 52 weeks ago − 1. Volatility = sample standard deviation of the last 52 weekly log returns × sqrt(52). Power-law metrics use the power law chart’s fit.

Worked example

Price $80,000, ATH $100,000, close 52 weeks ago $50,000: drawdown −20%, momentum +60%. A weekly log-return standard deviation of 0.06 gives 0.06 × 7.211 ≈ 43.3% annualized volatility.

How to read the result

  • Look for agreement, such as a high percentile with a high 200-week multiple.
  • Volatility and drawdown frame risk; percentile and 200-week multiple frame valuation.
  • The history export refits using only prior data, useful for checking lookahead bias.

Limits and cautions

  • Modules use price history and site formulas only, no proprietary on-chain series.
  • Volatility uses weekly returns, which smooth intraday extremes.
  • These are descriptions, not trading signals.

Common questions

Is the Bitcoin Intelligence Terminal free?

Yes, with no account; the layout is saved in your browser.

What does years ahead of support mean?

How long the 5th-percentile support rail would take to reach today’s price if the fit held.

Can I use the data in my app?

Yes. A public read-only JSON feed needs no API key; price refreshes about every 90 seconds and the cycle score daily. Credit CryptoRebateHub when republishing.

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