As you see, the US Dollar and BTC are inversely correlated. This chart uses EMAs to expand the price volatility of the US Dollar index chart to better compare it with the change in price for BTC, a much more volatile asset. You may also notice that throughout Bitcoin's entire existence, the DXY has been in a long-term bull market. Considering that the US Dollar is...
This, like my previous two posts, is a model playing with multiplied moving averages. I found that more "spot on" cycle tops were seen when multiplying exponential moving averages, rather than simple moving averages. It appears that the relationship between the length of the moving average and pi is not really present here, as the 100, 200, and 400 day EMA...
Unlike my previous Alternative Pi Cycle Top, I coded the multiplier (the # after close) to be multiplied by pi. Once I added a Pi Multiplier to the same moving averages as previous, I realized it then moved so that the 79 day MA (pi*25) x pi corresponded to the 2014 double peak, and following a 2x to the length of the moving average each market cycle gives you a...
Here is utilize multiplied moving averages using robertoc's open source script. Playing with multiplied averages using days that are close multiples of pi, I may have recognized a trend. The 157 day MA (pi*50) value multiplied by 4 corresponds closely to the 2014 double peak when the price crossed the Moving average. Multiplying the length value by 2 to get the...
