CryptoCycleIndex (CCI)
60% MVRV Z anchor + 40% context from 6 indicators
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How CCI Works
CryptoCycleIndex (CCI) blends MVRV Z-Score (60% weight) with a context layer (40%) built from 6 market indicators. MVRV Z-Score defines the base score through continuous normalization, while context indicators refine it.
MVRV Z-Score is the primary anchor (60%). The remaining 40% is a context layer built from 6 indicators – CCI is not a symmetric average of 7 metrics.
The primary anchor (60%). Compares Bitcoin's market cap to its realized value. Continuously normalized to a 0–100 scale, MVRV Z-Score determines the base cycle position: Bottom (<0.5), Accumulation (0.5–1.5), Growth (1.5–2.2), Overheated (2.2–2.8), Peak (>2.8).
Measures market sentiment from social media, volatility, and trading volume. Extreme values often mark turning points.
Bitcoin's price position relative to the 200-day moving average. A key long-term trend indicator.
Technical momentum oscillator. Values below 30 indicate oversold conditions, above 70 – overbought.
Perpetual futures funding rate. High positive rates indicate excessive leverage and speculation.
Bitcoin's share of total crypto market cap. Lower dominance often indicates late-cycle altcoin speculation.
Share of top crypto assets above MA200 and with positive 90-day momentum. It shows whether the cycle is supported by the broad market or concentrated in a few large assets.
What the Phases Mean
Phase transitions require CCI to cross ±2 beyond the boundary (hysteresis). Soft edges prevent noise around the thresholds.
CCI is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.