BITCOIN KEY LEVELS

What is a key level?

Traders watch some prices more than others: a price where a huge share of today's owners bought, or where a mountain of trading already happened. They expect it to act like a floor when the price falls back to it and a ceiling when the price climbs into it, because owners defend the price they paid and busy prices pull the market back for one more round. Those are reasons traders give. The levels track record page counts how often the price has turned back at each kind of level, and how often it went through. 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, the highs and lows of past days and weeks, 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.