Pi Cycle Indicator is divided into two types: Pi Cycle Top and Pi Cycle Bottom. They are often used to identify crypto market tops/bottoms and determine market cycles. The Pi Cycle Indicator identifies Bitcoin market tops/bottoms by observing Bitcoin moving averages on different time periods.
The simple moving average (SMA), also known as the "arithmetic moving average", is a numerical connection calculated from a simple average calculation of prices within a specific period of time. It is one of the basic indicators for observing price fluctuations. For example, the Bitcoin 111 SMA is a simple average of the Bitcoin price over 111 days.
The 2* and 0.745* used in these two indicators were obtained from previous random experiments (which can be understood as reverse reasoning to find patterns). Historically, the crossover points of the SMA multiplied using these two multiples most accurately reflect the lowest and highest points of Bitcoin price. Therefore, they have always been used in Pi Cycle Indicators.
The overlap between Bitcoin 111 SMA and 2*350 SMA when analyzed using Pi Cycle Top Indicator The overlapping point of 471 SMA and 150 SMA suggests a potential low in the market, indicating that Bitcoin price is about to reach a temporary or long-term peak. lowest value.
For example, it is obvious from the past four market cycles that when the 111 SMA moves up and crosses the 2*350 SMA, the Bitcoin price peaks and the market enters a top , and then the price began to gradually fall.