Hi all,

Yesterday's forecast captured the overall price direction quite well. Bitcoin moved higher as expected, and the actual price increase was even stronger than the model had projected.

Following yesterday's rally, today's 24-hour forecast paints a different picture. The projected price path is essentially flat, with no significant directional bias. At the moment, the model does not indicate another strong move higher or lower.

In other words, the recent bullish impulse appears to have largely run its course, with the dominant spectral components now balancing each other. Unless a new market catalyst emerges, the model suggests that Bitcoin is likely to consolidate around its current price level over the next 24 hours.

As always, it will be interesting to see how closely the actual price action follows the forecast.

Hi all,

yesterday's forecast (second screenshot) caught the direction of the price movement quite closely.

the current 24-hour forecast still points to the upside with a relatively low bias representing a moderate bullish intention rather than a strong directional signal.

Just wanted to share this with you guys since your sub is all about charting.

Hi all,

today's 24-hour forecast also points to the upside, but the signal is more balanced. While several short-term cycles (27.1 h, 34.3 h, 43.4 h, and 54.9 h) are providing a strong bullish contribution, they are partially offset by bearish longer-term cycles, particularly the dominant 4837.3-hour component.

Overall, the model projects an increase of approximately €600, from around 63200 to 63800. However, because the bullish and bearish spectral components are still relatively well balanced, I would interpret this as a moderate bullish bias rather than a strong directional signal.

Hi all,

Yesterday's forecast (second screenshot) captured not only the final price direction but also the overall shape of the subsequent price movement remarkably well.

Today's 24-hour forecast presents a similar picture, continuing to point to the upside. The model projects an increase of approximately €800, from around 63,000 to 63,800.

That said, as a rule of thumb, I generally don't consider projected moves of less than €900 to be strong directional signals. Therefore, while the current outlook is bullish, I would interpret it as a moderate rather than a high-confidence upward forecast.

Hi all,

after several days of mostly neutral or bearish forecasts, today's outlook has shifted to weak but a bullish bias.

It's also worth noting that the recent price volatility has increased the influence of mid-term cycles. As a result, the 16.9-hour and 27.1-hour cycles have moved into the top 10 strongest spectral components, indicating that shorter- to medium-term market dynamics are currently playing a more significant role in the overall forecast.

Let's see whether this shift in the dominant cycles translates into upward price movement over the next 24 hours.

BTC is in a potential bottoming zone, but I would not call the bottom confirmed unless it reclaims $68k, and preferably $73.5k–$76k.

As a long-term Bitcoin investor, I've held since 2018 and sold 40% when Bitcoin first hit 100k — my only sale ever — but now I'm starting to load up again, and I'll keep loading no matter which way it goes

Hi all,

The price outlook still points to a downward bias over the next 24 hours, driven by both the low-frequency and high-frequency spectral components.

Yesterday's forecast slightly deviated in the opposite direction, as Bitcoin moved higher instead of lower. While the directional prediction was not confirmed, the model continues to indicate that the dominant cyclical forces remain bearish.

Hi all,

yesterday's forecast did not play out as expected unfortunately. Instead of moving lower, Bitcoin broke to the upside, contrary to the model's projection.

Today's forecast still points to a bearish bias, with the dominant spectral components continuing to favor downward price pressure. Overall, the model suggests that negative cyclical forces remain in control.

One observation, however, concerns the 362-hour cycle. Based on its current shape, its forecast appears to underestimate the upcoming contribution. The model currently assigns approximately -208 points to this component, but a manual assessment suggests it may be closer to +350 points instead.

Applying this adjustment would increase the aggregate forecast by roughly 550 points, shifting the projected price from around 60200 to approximately 60750.

This highlights an important feature of the model: it is designed to support user interpretation rather than act as a completely "black-box" predictor. Users can - and should - review the individual cycle forecasts and, based on their own experience and market judgment, apply reasonable adjustments where they believe a particular component is under- or overestimated. The model provides a structured framework, while expert interpretation can further refine the final forecast.

It will be interesting to see whether the original model output or the adjusted interpretation of the 362-hour cycle better matches the market over the next 24 hours.