BITCOIN / MULTI-TIMEFRAME RESEARCH
One market. Three perspectives.
A record of structure, positioning and momentum across 8-hour, daily and weekly charts.
READ THE MARKET IN CONTEXT
A RECORD, WITH ITS GAPS INTACT
Points are recorded observations. Lines do not imply continuous coverage.
There are no journal readings between May 20 and September 24, 2026. The chart leaves that interval unconnected. Exact capture times are unavailable for many entries; the March 10 evening update is shown on the same calendar date.
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HOW TO READ THIS JOURNAL
Readings come from chart screenshots and CSV exports. No market feed runs on this page. A forming candle stays labeled as forming at capture, even after its scheduled close; elapsed time does not turn a saved snapshot into a confirmed close.
BULLISH and BEARISH are recorded indicator structure states. CONTRACTING and EXPANDING describe tightening and widening ranges. An early BULL? or BEAR? warning is provisional and does not replace the structure state.
Seismic, RealPnL, Gravity and OnChain measure different features. Reporter confluence is shown only when exported. The older tracker-wide heuristic is omitted to avoid confusing it with Reporter confluence or a probability of a profitable trade.
A dash means a field was unavailable or not recorded. For the latest CSVs, raw OnChain component values, source publication times and Reporter ONCH values are unavailable. Funding is a proxy score, not an actual exchange funding rate.
The latest chart exports use INDEX:BTCUSD. Earlier journal observations may use Binance BTCUSDT or different settings and builds. Derivatives inputs can use a different venue from the chart. Comparisons are descriptive, not a controlled backtest.
Buy-zone, invalidation and risk fields are indicator outputs, not trade instructions. This public page contains no personal portfolio transactions, realized returns or performance claims. Historical observations do not predict future results.
