BITCOIN KEY LEVELS
Where are Bitcoin's floors and ceilings?
See the prices where Bitcoin has owners or heavy past trading stacked up. Each card below is one page, with its latest reading and a small picture of its chart.
Every key levels chart
Where People Bought
$64.8Kthickest wall belowWhere did people buy their Bitcoin?
Bitcoin priceMiddle buy priceReading for Open the chart ↗Where coins changed hands↗Volume by Price
$65.1Kmost tradedWhere did the most Bitcoin trade?
Dollars traded at each price, cheapest on the leftReading for Open the chart ↗Orders waiting now↗Buy & Sell Orders
$84.0Kbiggest sell wallWhere are buyers and sellers waiting?
Waiting to buyWaiting to sellThe priceReading for Open the chart ↗Orders waiting now↗Price Impact
$142.8Mqueued within one percent of the priceWhat would a big order do to the price?
Within half a percentWithin one percentWithin two percentReading for Open the chart ↗Orders waiting now↗Buy & Sell Walls
4.5 hourshow long a big Bitcoin order typically standsWhich big orders actually hold?
How long a wall lasted, typicallyReading for Open the chart ↗Past cycles↗Cycle Heatmap
Paths splitbeyond the startWhere do past Bitcoin cycles agree on price?
Each completed cycle's path from today's closeReading for Open the chart ↗Each page finds its levels its own way. Open a card for the full chart and how it is read.
Floors and ceilings, page by page
Each page below names a level on either side of the price, as that page last measured it. Each finds its levels its own way, from its own data and at its own time, so they sit side by side here and are never combined into one answer.
Where did today's owners buy?
Below: $63,607 to $66,041, 22.3% under the price. Above: $84,294 to $88,256, 3.4% over the price.
This page names the band on each side where owners are packed most tightly. Owners counted on , measured from the close on , $83,463.
Which prices saw the most trading?
Below: $63.2K to $67K, around $65K, 22% under the close. Above: $94.6K to $100K, around $97K, 17% over the close.
This page names the nearest zone on each side where heavy trading piled up. Trading counted through , measured from the close of $83,463.
Where are the big orders waiting right now?
No big order to buy stands out in this quarter hour. Above: $20.10M is queued to sell between $83,785 and $84,204, 0.6% above the price.
This page names the biggest order waiting to buy and the biggest waiting to sell. Averaged over the quarter hour from , measured from $83,493, the price at its end.
Which pages name no level?
Cycle Heatmap and Price Impact name no level. Cycle Heatmap replays past cycles as background, and Price Impact measures what a large order would cost.
What can't these levels tell you?
A level is a price where owners or trading piled up, or where orders wait right now. None is a promise that the price stops there, and none is advice to buy or sell.
Understanding
Bitcoin Key Levels
Where it stands today
Where People Bought: $64.8K thickest wall below as of .
Volume by Price: $65.1K most traded as of .
Buy & Sell Orders: $84.0K biggest sell wall as of .
Price Impact: $142.8M queued within one percent of the price as of .
Buy & Sell Walls: 4.5 hours how long a big Bitcoin order typically stands as of .
Cycle Heatmap: Paths split beyond the start as of .
What is a key level?
Some prices matter more than others. A price where a huge share of today's owners bought, or where a mountain of trading already happened, tends to act like a floor when the price falls back to it and a ceiling when the price climbs into it. Owners often defend the price they paid, and busy prices tend to pull the market back for one more round. Traders call a price area like this support when it sits below the price and resistance when it sits above. Those two words mean the floor and the ceiling.
Are all these levels the same kind?
Where People Bought and Volume by Price show levels created by real ownership and trading. Cycle Heatmap is different: it lines up past cycle paths from the same starting price. Read any overlap as historical context, not proof of a floor, ceiling, or turning point. Where People BoughtVolume by PriceCycle Heatmap
Where should I start?
Start with Where People Bought for the prices where today's owners bought most thickly. Volume by Price shows where past trading piled up, and Buy & Sell Orders shows the orders stacked closest to the price right now. Cycle Heatmap shows where completed cycle paths overlap or split from the same start. Where People BoughtVolume by PriceBuy & Sell OrdersCycle Heatmap
Why are the levels never combined?
Each page finds its levels its own way, from its own data and at its own time: a daily count of where owners bought, a daily close, and a quarter hour of waiting orders. Putting them on one price or ranking them would invent a measure none of the pages uses, so the reading above lists them side by side.
What are Price Impact and Buy & Sell Walls?
Both read the same order book as Buy & Sell Orders. Price Impact measures how much money waits near the price and what a large order would cost. Buy & Sell Walls follows the biggest orders over time to see which ones hold and which are pulled. Price ImpactBuy & Sell Walls
Why do the cards show different days?
Each card is its own page's latest reading. The order book is read every quarter hour and the others once a day, so each card prints the day its number describes.
Where do the numbers come from?
Maketo's own reading of the Bitcoin chain, its record of trading and of waiting orders at the exchanges it follows, and its daily record of the price. Each page states its method.
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Source: Maketo's own reading of the Bitcoin chain, its record of trading and of the orders waiting at the exchanges it follows, and its daily record of the price. Reading for .