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Bitcoin 2-Year MA Multiplier today

Last updated August 6, 2026 · Also called 2YMA / 2-year moving average multiplier · Weighted 5% of the LiftOffr Score
45
2-Year MA Multiplier · 0-100 normalised
Bitcoin $64,212 · Today's reading sits 46% of the way from the average cycle-bottom reading (2) to the average cycle-top reading (94).
The 2-Year MA Multiplier plots price against its 730-day moving average and against that average multiplied by five. Historically, price below the 2-year MA has marked accumulation zones and price above the 5× line has marked distribution zones. It is the simplest cycle indicator that has kept working.

What it actually measures

Where price sits between its two-year mean and five times that mean.

How it is calculated

Price versus the 730-day MA and versus 5 × the 730-day MA, normalised 0-100.

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What it read at every cycle top and bottom

This is the table that does not exist anywhere else. Every value is the 2-Year MA Multiplier reading on the day of that cycle turn, pulled from the same daily series the number above comes from.

Cycle turnDateBTC close2-Year MA Multiplier (0-100)
2013 top2013-11-30$1,11998
2017 top2017-12-17$19,250100
2021 top2021-11-10$64,75681
2025 top2025-10-06$124,82496
2015 bottom2015-01-14$1760
2018 bottom2018-12-15$3,1856
2022 bottom2022-11-21$15,7780

Readings are normalised 0-100. Bitcoin closes are the same day's price from the source dataset. Cycle turn dates are daily-close highs and lows.

Average reading at a cycle top: 94. Average at a cycle bottom: 2. The weakest top signal it ever gave was the 2021 top at 81; the highest it ever read at a bottom was the 2018 bottom at 6.

Where it has been wrong

It is slow by construction — a two-year average takes months to reflect a regime change, so it confirms rather than warns. It also has no opinion on how long price stays under the line, which is the part that hurts.

This section is on every indicator page here on purpose. An indicator sold as infallible is being sold, not explained — and the gap between "it called three tops" and "it will call the next one" is where people lose money.

The other eight

No single indicator survives contact with a real cycle. These are the other components of the LiftOffr Score, live right now:

RHODL Ratio
41
weight 20% of the Score
Puell Multiple
62
weight 20% of the Score
Logarithmic Regression Band
15
weight 15% of the Score
MVRV Z-Score
15
weight 15% of the Score
Pi Cycle Top Indicator
39
weight 10% of the Score
Reserve Risk
19
weight 5% of the Score
Woobull Top Cap Ratio
26
weight 5% of the Score
RUPL / NUPL
36
weight 5% of the Score

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Questions

What is the 2-Year MA Multiplier reading today?
As of August 6, 2026 the 2-Year MA Multiplier reads 45 out of 100 on the normalised scale LiftOffr uses, with Bitcoin at $64,212. The number on this page updates daily.
What did the 2-Year MA Multiplier read at the last Bitcoin top?
At the October 2025 top it read 96. Every cycle top and bottom since 2013 is in the table on this page, taken from the same daily series.
Has the 2-Year MA Multiplier ever been wrong?
It is slow by construction — a two-year average takes months to reflect a regime change, so it confirms rather than warns. It also has no opinion on how long price stays under the line, which is the part that hurts.
Is the 2-Year MA Multiplier enough on its own?
No. Every indicator on this site has a failure mode, which is why LiftOffr weights nine of them into one score rather than trusting any single one. The live composite is at liftoffr.com/cycle.
Read this first. Everything on this page is educational market information, not financial advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. I am not a registered investment adviser. Indicator readings are historical measurements, not predictions — every one of them has been wrong before, which is why each page here has a section saying exactly how. Bitcoin can fall further than you expect and stay there longer than you expect. Do your own research and never invest money you cannot afford to lose.
© 2026 LiftOffr · Educational content only. Not financial advice. Indicator data derived from the public CBBI dataset.