Indicator Overview

The Key Pricing Levels chart visualises Bitcoin’s historical price alongside critical market levels derived from Short-Term Holder (STH) realised price and moving averages. It combines Bitcoin’s actual price with 200-day and 365-day simple moving averages, highlighting medium- and long-term trends. Cloud areas between STH realised prices and MAs emphasise regions of support and resistance, helping traders quickly identify key price zones.

How To Use

Bullish conditions are indicated when Bitcoin’s price remains above the STH realised price and the 200- or 365-day MAs, suggesting sustained upward momentum. Bearish tendencies emerge when the price falls below these levels, signaling potential corrections. Traders can adjust line thickness, timeframe, and moving average periods to focus on specific market horizons or volatility levels. The cloud fills visually reinforce important zones where price consolidation or trend reversals are likely, making it easier to manage positions, identify support/resistance, and optimise entry or exit points.