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G’Day Pi Cycle Peeps! You know the market low is in when the Pi Cycle Bottom Indicator tells you the truth and you ignore it to go short on a dog coin instead! If you lift weights you should never skip leg day. If you invest in crypto, this is one chart day you don’t want to skip. Using repeating patterns of all the past cycles and 2 different indicators/timeframes, I’ll show you what is most likely going to occur at the market bottom and when the market is going to take off. 5D BTC Gaussian Channel (GC)Chart: I posted this chart previously but wanted to zoom in closer highlighting the repeating pattern. When the GC turns from green to red, it marks the bear cycle, starting with a high at the beginning of the color flip, then lower highs and lower lows until eventually getting a closed candle above the midline of the GC. This is the end of the bear market in each previous cycle. As you can see on the chart, BTC is not near the midline and has had only Two HH’s and LL’s as opposed to previous cycles where that have been at least Three HH’s and LL’s. I marked the chart with one possible price movement scenario, but using the chart as an indicator of the end of the bear market, it doesn’t matter. It’s only when BTC closes a candle above the midline of the GC, marks the end of the bear market, no need to guess or time when it’s going to occur. 1D BTC Pi Cycle Chart: This chart plays out with repeating patterns in each of the previous cycles. When the Short MA (Green line) crossed down below the Long MA )Red line), the Pi Cycle Bottom is triggered. But …. - After Pi Cycle Bottom is triggered, there is always a run up, then a retracement to a double bottom - After the double bottom, price rises, green line crosses over red line and the bull market is in full swing at the point of the crossing - In the 2018 Market Bottom, it took 147 Days from Pi Cycle bottom to green line cross up to the take-off time. - In the 2022 Market Bottom, it took 245 Days from Pi Cycle bottom to green line cross up to the take-off time. (FTX Crash delayed the move to the take-off bull phase). The Pi Cycle Bottom is close to being triggered, Once triggered, roughly projecting the take-off bull phase to begin at the end of 2026 to first quarter of 2027. Just as with the 5D Gaussian chart, you don’t have to worry about exact timing, Simply when the Green Line crosses up over the Red Line, it’s take-off time. There you have it. With 2 simple charts, a way for you to assess the market bottom and transition to the bull phase. Most traders are completely blind to this so it gives you a big advantage based on facts. You can trade with conviction instead of fear. Today’s Trading Outlook Sentiment is **cautious-neutral**. BTC is range-bound in the low-$63k after defending $62.2k overnight; positive funding and buy-side perp flow show longs still leaning in, but the hawkish Fed, rising yields, and ETF outflows cap upside. ETH and SOL are underperforming BTC with mild sell-side flow. What to watch today: The $62.2–62.5k support / $63.6k resistance box on BTC, any follow-through on that 02:00 UTC volume spike, ETF flow prints, and macro headlines (yields, upcoming jobs data) that have been the dominant driver. Elevated hack/regulatory news is a background risk but hasn't moved price materially. Peace! May the Alts be with You! #BitcoinCharts #CryptoTrading

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