Get the Cold Hard Sats TradingView pack: 3 Bitcoin indicators

What's in the pack

1. 1

   Cold Hard Sats Bitcoin Cycle Zones

   See where price sits against its long-run averages

   Draws the 200-week average (the average weekly close of roughly the last four years) and tints the chart by the Mayer Multiple (created by Trace Mayer): price divided by the 200-day average, with zones for below trend, near trend and far above trend. A highlight shows when price is under the 200-week average, and a small table shows the current Mayer Multiple and how far price is from the 200-week average.

   Also part of the Market Measures indicator subscribers get; this version adds the zone tint and table.

   Works best on: Daily or weekly chart

2. 2

   Cold Hard Sats Bitcoin Halving Cycles

   Every halving, marked on your chart

   Puts a line on your chart at each halving, when the new-coin reward per block is cut in half (Nov 28, 2012, Jul 9, 2016, May 11, 2020 and Apr 20, 2024 UTC), plus a dashed line at the estimated next halving. A table counts the days since the last halving and the estimated days to the next one.

   Works best on: Any timeframe; weekly is easiest to read

3. 3

   Cold Hard Sats Bitcoin DCA Backtest

   What steady buying would have done

   DCA (dollar-cost averaging) means buying a set amount on a schedule, whatever the price. Pick an amount, weekly or monthly, and a start date, and it shows what you would have put in, how much bitcoin you would have stacked, your average cost per coin, what it is worth today, and the gain or loss.

   Works best on: Daily chart of a BTC pair

How you get it

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2. 2. Open the email we send and tap the link to finish signing up.
3. 3. The pack goes to subscribers: all three indicators, plus the Market Measures indicator, with step-by-step setup for TradingView's Pine Editor.

Every week after that: the weekly Bitcoin brief, with the news that matters and the charts worth watching, explained and backed by real sources.

Educational, not financial advice. These indicators describe past prices and patterns; they do not predict future prices. Default levels are teaching defaults and can be changed in each indicator's settings. Want the ideas behind them? See Market indicators.

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