It isn’t that you don’t believe in Bitcoin. It’s that you have no plan for it — no rule for when to buy more, and no price you’ve written down for when to take some off. That is how a cycle gets round-tripped: not by being wrong about Bitcoin, but by making the biggest decision of the cycle on the worst possible day to make one.
So I built the number I use to decide, and I publish all of it — nine on-chain indicators weighted into one 0–100 Score, every weight, and all 64 signals it has produced since 2011 including the ones that went the wrong way. The Score is free, it runs whether you’re watching or not, and you can rebuild it yourself to check I’m not making it up.
Through 2021 and 2022, millions watched their portfolios run from $20k to $69k — and then all the way back to $16k. Round trip. Nothing realised. Not because they were wrong about Bitcoin, but because they had no rule for when to buy more and no rule for when to take something off.
“I’ll feel it out” is how you hold the top and sell the bottom. The people who come out of a cycle better off are not smarter — they wrote the rule down while nothing was happening, and then followed it while everyone else was euphoric or terrified.
Everything below is that rule, and the evidence for it. The number is free. So is the entire 14-year record it produced.
Start with today’s Score — free →Sixty-four scored zone changes going back to 2011 — the complete log, with the date and what Bitcoin actually did next beside every one.
The Score is built from CBBI's public daily data, weighted by numbers I publish on every indicator page. Pick any date on the receipts page, pull the same free source, run the same weights. You’ll get my number — with one rule that matters: divide by the weight you actually used, not by 1.00. On days when CBBI published no reading for one of the nine, that component is left out and the divisor drops to match. It affects a few hundred of the historical dates, so a recompute that divides by 1.00 regardless will disagree with me and will be wrong. The worked arithmetic is on /score.
That's the whole method, published. Most people in this category hand you a chart and a subscription. This hands you the formula.
No trade calls, no tickers, no “buy now.” The Score, the largest weight change behind it, what that zone has historically meant, and what I'm doing with my own stack — which is a disclosure, not an instruction. Free, and it stays free.
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Six modules, in order — from your first buy to a multi-cycle plan. It ships inside The Cycle System — plan buyers get first access.
Nine indicators, one number. Every row below is copied verbatim from the 64-row signal log — same date, same Score, same price. Nothing here is rounded in my favour.
A V7-weighted composite of 9 on-chain + market indicators. One number, 0–100. Above 85 = exit zone. Below 15 = deep accumulation. Six bands in all, defined at /score.
No subscription, no tiers, no trial. The exact bear market buy plan I'm executing with my own money — nine tiers, timestamped receipts on every fire.
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