Chart Inspect

Analyze cryptocurrency market cycles using logarithmic regression bands to identify potential value and bubble zones

Compare asset performance across different years by tracking yearly ROI

Compare cryptocurrency ROI performance across different market cycles from cycle bottoms

Track how far cryptocurrency prices have fallen from their all-time highs, with blue gradient visualization and Bitcoin price overlay

Visualize 24-hour price changes across top cryptocurrencies in a color-coded heatmap format

Monitor cryptocurrency market risk indicators and volatility

Analyze cryptocurrency risk values with traditional line charts showing price and risk levels on dual axes

Aggregate risk levels from top cryptocurrencies into a single market risk indicator with color-coded visualization

Analyze the distribution of time spent in different risk bands

Advanced risk metric using autocorrelation, variance decay, entropy, and fractal analysis to create a dynamic oscillator

Calculate and display predicted cryptocurrency prices at different risk levels using historical risk-price relationships

Analyze cryptocurrency momentum and deviation from long-term trends using a composite alpha parameter that combines price deviation from 365-day MA, RSI-like momentum, and rate of change

Cryptocurrency price analysis with Kaufman Adaptive Moving Average (KAMA) indicator for trend-following and volatility assessment

Analyze market participation by tracking how many cryptocurrencies are above or below selected moving averages. Includes multiple MA types (SMA, EMA, KAMA) and coin counts to assess market strength and trend breadth.

Track market breadth using Advanced Decline Index (ADI)

Advanced trend analysis using SMMA-based wave indicators to identify market states (Gold/Silver/Blue)

Analyze cryptocurrency trading volume alongside price action to identify market trends and strength.

Track market sentiment with the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index, showing emotional extremes that often coincide with market opportunities. Includes Bitcoin price overlay to visualize sentiment-price relationships.

Return on investment analysis across different market segments

Analyze risk-adjusted returns using the Sharpe ratio to measure how much excess return you receive for the extra volatility

Analyze cryptocurrency market using the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to identify overbought and oversold conditions

Analyze price trends using multiple moving averages to identify market trends and potential support/resistance levels

Analyze market complexity using fractal dimension calculations with box-counting algorithm to identify trending vs chaotic price behavior

Track Death Cross events (50D MA crossing below 200D MA) and analyze historical price impacts

View Bitcoin's historical monthly returns in a comprehensive table format

Tracks the number of days since Bitcoin experienced a specific percentage decline from its current price, showing recovery patterns and correction frequency.

Visualize how much time Bitcoin has spent in different price zones, helping identify historical accumulation and distribution zones.

Plots the first derivative (rate of change) over time, showing velocity of price movement and highlighting acceleration and deceleration phases.

Compare the relative strength and performance between two cryptocurrencies on a logarithmic scale to identify outperformance trends

Measure how efficiently price moves within daily ranges - tracks if closes are near highs/lows vs middle of range to identify market strength

Analyze decline velocity and momentum patterns to identify accelerating downtrends and potential capitulation events

Visualize Bitcoin UTXO age distribution by both supply percentage and realized capitalization value, revealing where economic value is concentrated across different holding periods

Track Bitcoin supply distribution between short-term holders (<155 days), long-term holders (≥155 days), and exchange holdings to identify market cycle phases and accumulation patterns

Track the percentage of Bitcoin supply currently in profit or loss, a key on-chain indicator for market sentiment and potential trend reversals

Monitor market profit/loss as a percentage of market cap to identify market cycles from capitulation through accumulation to euphoria, with historical accuracy in marking major tops and bottoms

Track Bitcoin price relative to long-term holder conviction to identify extreme opportunity (low risk) and overheated (high risk) market conditions with proven accuracy at major cycle extremes

Analyze Bitcoin market temperature using the average acquisition price of short-term holders (< 155 days) with statistical bands to identify local tops, bottoms, and overheated/cooled market conditions

Track the average acquisition price of long-term holders (≥ 155 days) with statistical bands to identify distribution phases, profit-taking opportunities, and accumulation zones in Bitcoin market cycles

Monitor short-term holder market value vs realized value ratio with Z-score normalization to identify overvaluation/undervaluation periods and potential market turning points

Visualize Bitcoin cost basis distribution across different price levels over time, revealing accumulation and distribution patterns through an intuitive heatmap display

Track Bitcoin's MVRV Z-Score

Track the Pi Cycle Top indicator which has historically identified Bitcoin market cycle peaks with impressive accuracy

Track Federal Reserve interest rate policy and its historical changes

Track short-term Treasury rates and money market conditions

Monitor medium-term Treasury yields and interest rate expectations

Track long-term Treasury yields and economic growth expectations

Monitor ultra-long-term Treasury bonds and long-term economic outlook

Monitor the critical yield curve spread between 10-year and 2-year Treasury rates - one of the most reliable recession predictors. When this spread inverts (goes negative), it has historically preceded every recession since 1955, typically by 12-24 months. Essential for economic forecasting and understanding market expectations for growth, inflation, and Federal Reserve policy.

Monitor residential mortgage rates and housing market financing conditions

Monitor US unemployment rate trends and labor market conditions over time

Track the percentage of the working-age population actively participating in the labor force

Monitor the percentage of working-age population that is employed

Track monthly changes in nonfarm employment and job growth trends

Monitor wage growth and average hourly earnings trends in the economy

Track weekly initial unemployment insurance claims as a leading economic indicator

Comprehensive economic data visualization with multiple indicators, overlays, and analysis tools

Track Consumer Price Index (CPI) and year-over-year inflation rates from Federal Reserve data

Track core Consumer Price Index excluding volatile food and energy prices

Monitor Personal Consumption Expenditures price index, the Fed's preferred inflation measure

Track core Personal Consumption Expenditures price index excluding food and energy

Monitor market-based inflation expectations derived from Treasury securities

Track Real Gross Domestic Product growth and economic expansion trends

Track manufacturing output and industrial activity trends

Monitor how much of the economy's productive capacity is being used

Monitor market fear and volatility expectations with the VIX fear gauge

Track the US Dollar to Euro exchange rate and currency market trends

Track the US Dollar Index (DXY) which measures the value of the US dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies

Track consumer confidence and household spending expectations

Monitor new residential construction activity and housing market trends

Combines yield curve inversion, unemployment trends, industrial production, and consumer sentiment to estimate recession probability using advanced mathematical modeling. Provides a 0-100% probability score with component analysis.

Measures economic momentum using z-scores of GDP growth, employment, industrial production, and money supply. Values range from -3 to +3 standard deviations, with negative values indicating economic contraction.

Tracks divergence between financial market stress (VIX, yield curve, Fed policy) and labor market strength (unemployment, participation, wages). Positive values indicate financial stress exceeding labor market resilience.